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177 articles · Latest update 07 Aug 2026
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05 Aug 2026
Buying Property in England and Wales: Due Diligence for Chinese Buyers
Legally reviewed by: Edward Clarke, Solicitor (England & Wales), for conveyancing and related UK tax; and Shangjin Hou, Payments & Licensing Lawyer, for mainland PRC foreign-excha…
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05 Aug 2026
UK Tax Residence for Chinese Families Moving Abroad
Legally reviewed by: Jingwei Tang, Tax Lawyer, Beijing Zhongheng Law Firm, for mainland PRC tax law; and Oliver Grant, Tax Solicitor (England & Wales), Aldgate Legal, for England…
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04 Aug 2026
China VIE and Red-Chip Regulatory Risk (2026)
Not legal or tax advice. Negative-list, overseas-listing and data rules change. This page is when a VIE is even a conversation — not a safe-harbour opinion and not inbound WFOE se…
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04 Aug 2026
China Apostille and Notarization after the Hague Convention (2026)
Not legal advice. Competent authorities and receiving-window lists change. This page is apostille vs legalisation after China joined the Hague Convention — not a price list and no…
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02 Aug 2026
Clinical Research and Cross-Border Health Data in China: Orientation
Clinical and digital health teams ask: Can trial data, imaging, and genomics leave China for global analysis—and what consents do we need? Research sits under ethics, human geneti…
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02 Aug 2026
Medical Device Distribution and Import into China: GTM, Quality Agreements & Channel Risk
General information only. Life sciences regulation in China spans NMPA product rules, PIPL/data security, human genetic resources, anti-corruption, volume-based procurement, IP, a…
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02 Aug 2026
Cross-Border E-commerce into and from China: Customs Orientation
Operators ask: Should we use bonded CBEC, general trade, or an overseas warehouse—and what breaks on returns, labelling, and taxes? Cross-border e-commerce (CBEC) is a channel arc…
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02 Aug 2026
E-commerce Platform IP Takedown in China: Brand Playbook
Brand counsel asks: How do we remove counterfeits and knock-offs from Taobao, Tmall, JD, Pinduoduo, and Douyin shops—fast? Platform IP systems are the first line of defence; court…
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02 Aug 2026
Factory Labour Compliance in China: Orientation for Manufacturers
Plant HR asks: How do we staff a factory lawfully—contracts, overtime, dispatch, student workers, and restructuring? Manufacturing sites concentrate labour risk. This orientation…
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02 Aug 2026
Semiconductor Equipment and Dual-Use Export Controls: Orientation
Equipment makers, foundries, and Chinese importers/exporters ask: Is this tool, spare part, or process software controlled—and can we ship or service it? Semiconductor supply chai…
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02 Aug 2026
Semiconductor Supply Chain IP and Trade Secrets in China
Foundries, OSATs, and equipment vendors ask: How do we share process data with a China partner without losing the crown jewels? Semiconductor collaboration needs layered IP: paten…
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02 Aug 2026
Factory Environmental Compliance in China: Orientation for Foreign Manufacturers
Environmental compliance for a factory in China is a project-lifecycle system, not a single permit. Before construction or a production-line change, the operator must classify env…
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02 Aug 2026
Industrial Robot Safety and Product Liability in China: Orientation
Integrators and OEMs ask: Who is liable when a robot cell injures a worker—the manufacturer, the integrator, or the factory? Allocation depends on design defects, modifications, w…
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02 Aug 2026
Connected Vehicle and Automotive Data Compliance in China: Orientation
OEMs and Tier-1s ask: Can cabin cameras, location traces, and diagnostic data leave China for global R&D clouds? Connected vehicles sit at the intersection of PIPL, data security,…
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02 Aug 2026
Online Lending and Consumer Finance in China: Regulatory Orientation
Product teams ask: Can we lend under our own brand app, or must we only provide technology to a bank? China tightened online lending after earlier excesses. This orientation helps…
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