Education

Ph. D of Law, Ren Min University Law School

Visiting Scholar, Joint-Degree Program, Harvard Law School

Ｗorking Experiences

King & Wood Mallesons Law Firm

Chance Bridge Law Firm

Qualifications

Chinese lawyer

Practice Areas

cross-border dispute resolution, international arbitration and export control and sanctions

compliance

Working Language

Chinese, English

Publications

In 2022, published “The Impact of Russian Sanctions on International Commercial

Arbitration”

In 2020, published “Theory and Application of the Convention on the Recognition and

Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards” by Law Press, Chapter 7 (Defense of Due Process)

In 2020, published “How to control the risk of 50% shares control requirement in the US

sanctions-from the perspective of the penalization on Rosneft Trading”

In 2020, published “Arbitration System & Interest, Speculation and Third Party Financing in

Saudi Arabia”

In 2019, the publication of "the U. S. abolition of China's import quota of Iranian oil to

Chinese enterprises caused serious compliance risk - Zhuhai Zhenrong and its legal

representative sanctioned by the U. S. government "

In 2019, published "The Cascading Effect of the U. S. Subsidiary's Violation of the U. S.

Sanctions against Iran: A Review of the Case of Jiangsu's Guoqiang Being Punished by

the U. S. Treasury"

In 2019, published “Latest Developments in the US Prosecution of Huawei and Its

Implications for Chinese Enterprises”

In 2019, published “Millions of Dollars Fine Caused by Fake Eyelashes — New Trends in the

US Sanctions and Export Control Compliance”

In 2019, published “Third Party Funding needed to Be Known by Chinese Enterprises in the

Face of International Arbitration”

In 2015, published “Pending Issues in China's BITs”, Vol. 12, issue 1, January 2015

Transnational Dispute Management

In 2014, published “Ethics in International Arbitration: the View from Emerging Legal

Centres” by Lexology

In 2014 April, published “What’s next for Environmental Class-Action Litigation in China”,

Hong Kong Lawyer

In 2014 January, published “Pollution Pays? The State of Environmental Class-Action

Litigation in China”, the US Environmental Law Institute, China Update

RECENT Representative Projects
Cross-Border Dispute Resolution (including International Arbitration)
• Represented a company based in South Africa in filing a CIETAC arbitration case on

disputes over Ore Agent Sales Agreement
• Represented a company based in Kuwait in filing a CIETAC arbitration case on disputes

over exclusive distributorship contract (the arbitration language is English)
• Represented a German company in filing a CEITAC arbitration case on disputes over the

contract of international sale of goods (the CISG is applicable law)
• Represented a Chinese private equity in filing a CIETAC arbitration case on disputes over

equity investment (multi-proceedings, including arbitration, civil litigation and criminal

proceedings)
• Acted for a large state enterprise in an arbitration case before the Singapore International

Arbitration Centre in connection with EJV and IP disputes, with the other party being a BVI

Company
• Represented a Chinese automobile manufacturing enterprise in an arbitration case of the

Singapore International Arbitration Centre concerning a dispute over a sales contract and

insurance contract with the other party being a Syrian company

Cross-Border Compliance
• provided the U.S. sanctions compliance service to a trade company located in Xinjiang
• Provided the U.S. sanctions compliance service to a Chinese financial institution
• Assisted with Austrian lawyer to provide compliance service on bank guarantee to a

Chinese company
• provided the U. S. export control compliance services to a high-tech company located

at Zhong Guancun Science and Technology Park in Beijing
• provided compliance services related to the U. S. export control to a well-known Chinese

university
• provided compliance services to a large state-owned enterprise in connection with a

potential transaction between such enterprise and a wholly-owned subsidiary of a company

sanctioned by the United States