Abstract
Purpose : There are frequent cases in which foreign companies or individuals unfairly infringe on trademarks that are not registered abroad. In particular, in the case of OEMs, trademarks are maliciously pre-registered in China by those illegally seeking profits.
 Research design, data, and methodology : This paper analyzes the unauthorized possession of trademarks and infringement of trademarks in China, focusing on OEMs and based on Chinese law and court rulings.
 Results : When Korean companies infringe on trademarks, effective government-level measures should be devised to minimize damage to companies and respond to disputes.
 Conclusions : Cases of trademark infringement due to malicious trademark registration in China frequently emerge, which is a problem. In particular, because this results in the seizure of export products due to infringement, trademarks should be registered first in China.
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