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[Zhongji Party Building] Our party’s general branch and the Kunyuan Road Community Party Committee have signed a co-construction agreement to jointly promote the building of rule-of-law at the grassroots level.

On August 18, 2025, the General Branch Committee of the Yunnan Zhongji Law Firm of the CPC participated in the 2025 Party-building co-construction signing ceremony held by the Kunyuan Road Community Committee of Heilinpu Subdistrict, Wuhua District, Kunming City, and the CPC. The two sides formally signed the “Law Nourishes the Community—Co-governance and Shared Benefits” Co-construction Agreement.



[Zhongji Culture] Our organization is hosting a themed Youth Unity and Party-Following Activity—“Gathering Youth Energy, Embracing the Fishery Spirit, and Advancing Together through Team Building.”

On August 15, all members of Yunnan Zhongji Law Firm traveled to Niulian Xiaoyu Village, Shangsu Town, Jinning District, Kunming, to carry out a themed youth group study and team-building activity titled “Gathering Youthful Energy, Following the Party, Celebrating Fishing Heritage Through Team Building and Joint Progress,” using diverse approaches to promote traditional culture and strengthen team cohesion.



[Lawyer’s Perspective] All About Commercial Opportunity-Based Bribery in Official Crime Cases

A few days ago, I attended a rule-of-law forum on the criminal governance of bribery offenses. The forum featured high-quality discussions on several new types of covert bribery crimes. In particular, the issue of opportunity-based bribery drew intense and even heated exchanges among renowned scholars and practitioners who participated in the forum—exchanges that left a deep impression. While there was some consensus on certain issues, significant—and sometimes substantial—disagreements also emerged. As a result, I’ve been prompted to reflect anew on this topic. Overall, I believe it’s quite challenging to establish the existence of opportunity-based bribery. The current view held by practitioners—that such bribery can indeed be established—faces numerous theoretical and logical obstacles.

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