JC Master Party Building | Our office has signed cooperation agreements with the School of Foreign Languages at Nanjing Forestry University for “joint party building,” establishing a “practical internship base for university students,” and designating a “practical teaching base.”

On the morning of July 4, a delegation from the School of Foreign Languages at Nanjing Forestry University—led by Party Secretary Wang Huaguang, Dean Chen Liping, Vice Dean Wu Xuefeng, and Director of the School’s Administrative Office Zhang Shujuan—paid a visit to JC Master. The two sides held discussions on topics including joint Party building initiatives, teaching and practical training, and talent development, and signed the “Industrial Chain Joint Party Building Alliance Agreement,” the “University Student Practical Internship Base Agreement,” and the “Practical Teaching Base Agreement.”
 

Ma Qun, Chief Partner of JC Master and Chairman of the Jiangsu “Belt and Road” International Legal Services Alliance, Zhu Li, Deputy Secretary of the Party Branch and Director of the Executive Committee, lawyer Ling Jianhao, Member of the Party Branch’s Discipline Inspection Committee and Partner, Xu Min, Director of Operations and Dean of the Cewen Law Academy, attorney Ding Feng, and others participated in the symposium.
 

Director Julie of the JC Master Executive Committee provided an overview of JC Master, highlighting its achievements in areas such as law office management, talent development, and pro bono legal services, and shared insights into the office’s notable initiatives in Party building. Dean Xu Min of Cewen Academy outlined the progress made in establishing the Cewen Academy platform.
As Chair of the Legal Alliance, Chief Partner Ma Qun of JC Master shared the achievements that the Jiangsu “Belt and Road” International Legal Services Alliance has attained in recent years. He expressed his hope that both sides would broadly build consensus, deeply leverage their respective strengths in professional resources, cultural values, and other areas, lay a solid foundation for advancing cooperation, and jointly contribute to the cultivation of international‑oriented talent and the development of the industry.
 

Secretary Wang Huaguang of the School of Foreign Languages outlined Nanjing Forestry University’s development trajectory, institutional strengths, and faculty profile. Dean Chen Liping shared the school’s distinctive initiatives and notable achievements over recent years. Both sides expressed their hope that this exchange would foster closer integration between foreign language instruction and legal practice, promote the synergistic development of linguistic research and legal advocacy, and strengthen the cultivation of high‑caliber professionals in the field of international rule of law for the new era.
 

Subsequently, the School of Foreign Languages at Nanjing Forestry University and JC Master Law Office signed the “Industrial Chain Party Building Co‑construction Alliance Agreement,” the “University Student Practical Internship Base Agreement,” and the “Practical Teaching Base Agreement,” further deepening their collaborative partnership.
 

At this symposium, in-depth discussions were held on university talent cultivation and the development of academic disciplines. Taking this occasion as an opportunity, both sides will continue to strengthen cooperation across professional and scholarly domains, adopting a collaborative model that integrates education with practical experience to nurture a greater pool of high-caliber legal professionals, thereby fostering joint development, shared benefits, and mutually beneficial outcomes between universities and law offices.