1, Fuwa is the mascot of the 29th Olympic Games and belongs to the Olympic Symbol according to the Regulations on the Protection of Olympic Symbols. The use of the Fuwa logo for commercial purposes before February 3, 2008, 65438+KLOC-0, 2008 requires the permission of the obligee and the 29th Olympic Organizing Committee.

2. Scraping prizes is generally considered as a commercial promotion activity. The genuine Fuwa purchased by your company can be regarded as the permission of the trademark owner to the seller, but the user can only use it within the area and time limit agreed in the contract.

3. Your company's printing of Fuwa logo on the poster belongs to the advertising behavior of scratch award activities, and it should obtain the permission of the right holder, otherwise it may lead to disputes.

If your company puts your authentic Fuwa on the street as a gift, it should be ok.

Thank you for your reply. Spring break is coming, and I haven't come up yet to thank you. I'm really sorry.

In my opinion, as long as you indicate "gift" or "gift" in the advertisement, you can clearly show that it is a rational use of the Olympic Fuwa and does not involve infringement of their corresponding rights.