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Riding E-Bikes in China for Foreigners: License Plates, Helmet Rules, and Penalties for Violations

March 3, 2026

Foreigners riding electric bikes in China must strictly follow rules regarding registration, helmet use, and other legal requirements to avoid fines or vehicle impoundment. 1. E-Bikes Must Be Registered According to Article 18 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People’s Republic of China: “Non-motor vehicles that shall be…

5-Year Long-Term Residence Permit in China: Who Qualifies & How to Apply

visa

February 28, 2026

According to the 12 immigration and exit-entry facilitation policies for the construction and promotion of free trade zones rolled out nationwide by the National Immigration Administration of China in 2019, foreigners who meet the policy requirements may be granted a 5-year work-type residence permit, avoiding the trouble of frequent renewal.…

I am fired for missing supervisor’s message on Wechat over the weekend, What to do?

Case study, employment law

February 27, 2026

Mr. Wang was the Marketing Manager at Technology Company A. On May 24th, 2022 (a Saturday), at 8:56 PM, the company issued a notice via WeChat informing Mr. Wang that he was required to travel to Beijing for work the following day. At 9:56 AM on May 25th, Mr. Wang…

Pets Become Sky-High Killers-Who Should Pay for a Lost Life?

Case study, civil law

February 27, 2026

In late 2024, a child playing in a Guangdong Shaoguan residential compound died after being struck on the head by a turtle falling from the 15th floor. The court ruled that Zhang, the turtle’s owner, must pay 1.28 million yuan in compensation, while the property management company was exempted from…

How’s the liability divided In an accident involving a hitchhiking ride?

Case study, civil law

February 27, 2026

In daily life, many drivers, out of kindness, are willing to offer “hitchhiking rides” to their friends. However, once a traffic accident occurs and causes casualties, how should the liability be divided? Let’s analyze the legal liability issues in “gratuitous rides” through the following case. * Case Review: In the…

Don’t Let Your supplier in China Hold You Hostage

China business basic

November 25, 2025

It’s common for overseas companies to choose China for OEM production. But even if negotiations and cooperation with your current supplier go smoothly, you should still have an alternative supplier ready. Insufficient production capacity, quality issues, unreasonable price hikes by the supplier, or other reasons may make it impossible to…

Employee Fired for Porn at Work Sues, but Court Backs Firm

employment law

November 25, 2025

Mr.Peter, a 41-year-old employee engaged in membership management at a financial institution, was terminated in August 2024 for browsing pornographic websites during working hours. TPeter company cited “serious violation of management regulations” as tPeter reason for terminating his labor contract. Claiming no such misconduct, Peter applied for labor arbitration, seeking…

Free Perks? Jail Perks!

Case study

November 25, 2025

Recently, I came across an outrageous piece of news. A woman in Shanghai carried out a real – life version of the “free – riding survival guide.” She managed to stay in hotels, eat takeout, and get clothes all for free by exploiting loopholes. She lived it up for a…

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Riding E-Bikes in China for Foreigners: License Plates, Helmet Rules, and Penalties for Violations

5-Year Long-Term Residence Permit in China: Who Qualifies & How to Apply

I am fired for missing supervisor’s message on Wechat over the weekend, What to do?

Pets Become Sky-High Killers-Who Should Pay for a Lost Life?

How’s the liability divided In an accident involving a hitchhiking ride?

Don’t Let Your supplier in China Hold You Hostage

Employee Fired for Porn at Work Sues, but Court Backs Firm

Free Perks? Jail Perks!

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