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8.11

Full Text of the “Opinions on Further Strengthening Rule-of-Law Development at the City and County Levels”

The foundation of governing the country according to law lies at the grassroots level, and the focus of this work is also at the grassroots level. Strengthening the rule of law at the city and county levels is crucial for ensuring the effective implementation of all measures and requirements of the strategy to advance law-based governance across the board, and it serves as an important guarantee for modernizing the grassroots governance system and governance capacity.

Related extensions:A responsible official from the Central Office for Comprehensively Advancing the Rule of Law answered questions from reporters regarding the “Opinions on Further Strengthening the Building of the Rule of Law at the City and County Levels.”

The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Ministry of Justice.

8.15

The Ministry of Justice has just released the “2021 Statistical Analysis of Lawyers and Grassroots Legal Services.”

On August 15, the website of the Ministry of Justice released the “Statistical Analysis of Lawyers’ and Grassroots Legal Service Work in 2021.” The report shows that, as of the end of 2021, there were over 574,800 practicing lawyers nationwide. There are over 36,500 law firms nationwide. There are 415 law firms with 1

00or more lawyers, accounting for 1.14%.

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Xinze.

8.16

The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to regulate blind box business activities and is now soliciting public comments!

On August 16, the State Administration for Market Regulation publicly solicited comments on the “Provisional Guidance on the Regulation of Blind-Box Business Activities (Draft for Comments).” The draft proposal stipulates that blind box operators shall not sell blind boxes to minors under the age of eight. When selling blind box products to minors aged eight or above, sellers shall, through methods such as on-site inquiries or online identity verification, confirm that they have obtained the consent of the minor’s legal guardian.

Blind box operators shall prominently indicate that minors aged eight and above must obtain consent from their legal guardians before purchasing blind boxes.

The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Legal Daily.

8.16

For COVID-19 survivors who file lawsuits alleging employment discrimination, cases will be swiftly filed, promptly tried, and promptly concluded!

On the 16th, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and the Supreme People’s Court jointly issued the “Notice on Strengthening Administrative-Judicial Coordination to Safeguard the Equal Employment Rights of COVID-19 Recovered Individuals and Other Workers,” once again reaffirming the strict prohibition of discrimination against COVID-19 recovered individuals and other workers, and making arrangements for strengthening the adjudication of employment discrimination cases.

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Rule of Law Net.

8.17

The State Administration for Market Regulation is conducting a concentrated campaign to address issues such as excessive packaging of goods and “exorbitantly priced” mooncakes.

As the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day in 2022 approach, in order to thoroughly implement the relevant decisions and arrangements of the CPC Central Committee, the State Council, and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission, the State Administration for Market Regulation recently issued the “Notice of the State Administration for Market Regulation on Conducting a Focused Rectification Campaign Targeting Issues Such as Excessive Packaging of Goods, ‘Exorbitantly Priced’ Mooncakes, and Crab Cards and Crab Vouchers.”

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Shi Shuo Xin Yu.



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A total of 22 off-site enforcement platforms have been launched across Guangdong Province.

In 2021, our province took the lead in developing a province-wide unified remote enforcement system, which was first piloted in Huizhou and subsequently rolled out across the entire province. As of now, 22 platforms have been launched across the province, including one provincial-level platform, 20 platforms at or above the prefecture-level city level, and one district-level platform. A total of 1,089,982 market entities have been registered, and 109,993 matches have been completed through the YueShangTong platform. A total of 917 cloud inspection tasks have been initiated across the province.

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangdong Judicial Administration.



Shenzhen has issued the nation’s first Measures for the Administration of the Roster of Personal Bankruptcy Administrators.

Recently, the Shenzhen Bankruptcy Affairs Administration issued the “Measures for the Administration of the Roster of Personal Bankruptcy Administrators in Shenzhen (Trial),” marking the first instance in China of a government agency establishing a legal framework for bankruptcy administrators. The Measures will come into effect on September 1 and will be valid for a period of three years.

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangdong Judicial Administration.



A responsible official from the Legal Affairs Commission of the Standing Committee of the Guangzhou Municipal People’s Congress answers questions from reporters regarding the revision of the “Guangzhou Municipal Regulations on Greening” and the “Guangzhou Municipal Regulations on Law-Based Administration.”

The newly revised “Guangzhou Municipal Regulations on Greening” and the “Guangzhou Municipal Regulations on Law-Based Administration” were adopted at the third meeting of the Standing Committee of the 16th Guangzhou Municipal People’s Congress on May 26, 2022, and approved by the 45th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 13th Guangdong Provincial People’s Congress on July 28, 2022.

The revisions to the two Regulations demonstrate Guangzhou’s firm resolve and tangible progress in addressing the issue of large-scale relocation and felling of urban trees, and the revision process has enriched Guangzhou’s dynamic practice of whole-process people’s democracy.

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangzhou People’s Congress.



Please be informed! As of today, 63 normative documents issued by the Foshan Municipal Government have been repealed!

In accordance with the “Regulations of Guangdong Province on the Administration of Administrative Normative Documents” (Guangdong Provincial People’s Government Order No. 277) and the “Notice of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Justice on Further Improving the Work of Clearing Laws, Regulations, and Normative Documents,” and taking into account the actual situation of normative document management in our city, the Foshan Municipal Bureau of Justice organizes all municipal departments to conduct a comprehensive review and evaluation of municipal-level normative documents on an annual basis.

The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Foshan Justice.



Foshan Establishes a “Taxation + Prosecution” Collaboration Mechanism to Foster a New Pattern of Joint Governance for Taxes and Fees.

On August 15, the People’s Procuratorate of Foshan City and the Foshan Municipal Taxation Bureau of the State Taxation Administration jointly organized a thematic joint study activity titled “Performing Duties in Accordance with the Law, Collaborating in Good Faith.” They also signed the “Opinions on Establishing a Tax-Prosecution Cooperation Mechanism,” further integrating and leveraging the functional strengths of the tax authorities and the procuratorial organs, thereby establishing a new model of tax-prosecution cooperation. This initiative aims to enhance the quality and effectiveness of prosecutorial duties and tax collection and administration, and to effectively safeguard national and public interests.

The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Foshan Procuratorate.




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#Online influencer dubbed “Legal Affairs Director” receives a public warning from the Bar Association#

Recently, a blogger named “Guobang Legal Services” has caught the attention of netizens, and the main reason is his hairstyle! After being meticulously trimmed, he now looks like a cube... Netizens, ever imaginative, have been joking about it, and he’s gone viral as a result.

Meanwhile, Director Xiao Hongfei, who has gained widespread attention, told reporters in an interview that he adopted this “square-cut hairstyle” to make his work more convenient: “After I joined the legal services company last year, I started by shaping my image into one of fairness and impartiality.” This statement, combined with the words “legal services” in Director Xiao’s online nickname, led many netizens to believe that he is a lawyer.

On August 9, the Shenzhen Lawyers Association clarified that the “Pingtouge” who has been widely circulating online—a certain director—is mistakenly believed by some to be a lawyer, but in fact, he is not a lawyer at all, let alone a Shenzhen-based one. A public reminder: If you require legal services, please consult a qualified attorney, enter into a retainer agreement with a law firm, and request a formal invoice.

▲Internet celebrity "Director Xiao"

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Related links:The internet-famous “Legal Director” is not a lawyer! The Bar Association urges: If you require legal services, please consult a licensed attorney.、It’s hard not to laugh! This legal director has become a hot topic: he was once swindled out of 6 million yuan due to a woman’s beauty...



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The Supreme People’s Procuratorate has issued the second batch of typical cases involving on-site hearings.

Recently, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate issued the second batch of typical cases of on-site hearings, urging procuratorial organs nationwide to further intensify their efforts in exploring this practice, so as to promote source-based governance through proactive and lawful performance of duties by the procuratorates.

The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Supreme People’s Procuratorate.


The Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission has released information on seven typical cases involving interference in judicial activities, meddling in the handling of specific cases, and improper contacts and interactions among judicial personnel.

Recently, the Central Political and Legal Committee publicly reported seven typical cases involving leading cadres interfering in judicial activities and meddling in the handling of specific cases, as well as instances of judicial personnel inquiring about cases and engaging in improper contacts or interactions.

The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Legal Daily.



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Essential Guide | Operational Guidelines for the Dissolution of a Limited Liability Company — This One Article Is All You Need →

Against the backdrop of policies aimed at deepening supply-side structural reform, and in response to the reform and improvement plan proposed by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council—whose objectives are to streamline channels for market entities to exit the market and reduce their exit costs—our association seeks to invigorate competition among market players and promote high-quality economic development. To this end, the Guangzhou Lawyers Association, through its Corporate Law Professional Committee, has compiled and issued the “Guidelines for Lawyers Handling Dissolution of Limited Liability Companies.” These guidelines are intended to assist legal professionals in understanding the procedural framework for dissolving companies, while also offering practical recommendations to various market entities and helping them avoid unnecessary legal risks.

The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Guangzhou Lawyers Association.


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