Fakes and fakes will pay more attention to this code-spraying style (this logo is printed by carbon dioxide laser code-spraying machine), and will try to be exactly the same or very similar, and will not deliberately "do something unconventional" to tell consumers that "this is a fake".

Based on the above reasons, it should be that Liqun manufacturers have adopted uncommon fonts in order to give counterfeiters a higher technical level (laser inkjet printers can install different styles of fonts). This font may be a special font designed by the manufacturer's own client, which is equivalent to a person's signature, and it is much more difficult for others to imitate it, thus protecting the circulation of genuine products more effectively.

PS: In order to prevent counterfeiting, manufacturers have used many methods, such as printing "invisible code", "traceable QR code" and "variable serial number". This may be that manufacturers are trying to increase the technical difficulty of counterfeiting!