Intellectual Property

President Bush brand diapers

The Beijing Youth Daily reports:

"Because of SARS, 'Civet Cat' (guozili) was registered as a trade mark. Because of an online novel, 'muzimei' was registered as a trademark. It seems that 'pirate registration' (qiangzhu) is becoming a trend. In the last few days, reporters discovered that someone has applied to register the name of current American president Bush."

That someone is a Mr Guo from Henan Province. Why use 'Bush' for a diaper brand? Because the Chinese for Bush is pronounced 'bu shi' which sounds the same as 'not wet'. Here is a scan of the Beijng Youth Daily article, with an image showing Mr Guo holding up his registration application. The two characters inside the box are 'bu shi'.

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Chinanews.com has reproduced the article here. Thanks to Shanghai Eye for the link.

UPDATE: There is an English article about Bush brand diapers on Eastday.com. Link via Brainysmurf

 
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