What are the regulations about Chinese fonts in trademarks?

Chinese characters are rich and colorful, and the writing styles are varied, including regular script, cursive script, official script, and regular script. The appearance of the same character in simple and traditional scripts is very different. Therefore, the font you register should be the same as the font you use. This is a principle that has always been adhered to in trademark management. However, in trademark management, for minor changes (such as: the registered font is handwritten, but it is printed when used; the registered font is regular script, but it is bold when used), the exclusive right to the trademark can generally be maintained; however, it is better for the trademark registrant to re-register the font used.