Kunming City Standardizes the Management of Law Firms



Kunming City Standardizes the Management of Law Firms

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[Zhongji News] Never Forget Our Original Aspirations, Firmly Keep Our Mission in Mind | Our firm organized all staff to watch the “Commemorative Meeting for the 80th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.”

On the morning of September 3, 2025, all members of our firm gathered in the firm’s multi-functional conference room to watch live the “Commemorative Meeting for the 80th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.” This event aims to carry forward the great spirit of the War of Resistance, rally collective strength for progress, and strengthen the sense of responsibility and commitment within the legal profession.



[Zhongji News] Attorney Xiong Xing from our firm has been invited to conduct legal training for multiple organizations.

My senior partner, Attorney Xiong Xing, has been invited to conduct legal training for numerous organizations.



[Lawyer’s Perspective] The Special Agent Source in Drug Case Leads

“Special informants,” a term rooted in tradition or custom, are referred to as “persons with concealed identities” in the “Minutes of the Kunming Conference.” These individuals constitute a special category of persons who provide investigative authorities with leads on others’ drug-related crimes. Legally recognized special informants must be registered and filed with the investigative authorities; they are commonly known as “officially registered special informants” or “listed special informants.” Unlike traditional informants, special informants possess unique identities, statuses, and roles. Leveraging special informants to combat drug offenses is a common practice employed by investigative authorities. However, given the numerous issues involved—such as the potential for inducing criminal behavior and the need for clear regulatory guidelines—cases involving special informants tend to be highly complex and challenging in judicial practice.

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