JC Master Celebrates Good News | JC Master Law Office Receives Two Honorary Certificates from the China Lawyers Museum
Release Date:
2026-04-21
Good News from JC Master
Recently, JC Master Law Office received a communication from… China Lawyers Museum The donation certificate. The video recording “Oral History—An Exclusive Interview with Senior Attorney Wang Yang,” produced by JC Master, along with the related historical documents compiled and donated by JC Master, have officially been added to the collection of the China Lawyers Museum. This honor not only fully recognizes JC Master’s longstanding commitment to preserving the history of the legal profession and cherishing the legacy of the rule of law, but also deeply acknowledges JC Master’s efforts to document the pioneers of the legal field through visual records and to safeguard the collective memory of the profession through concrete actions.

JC Master Law Office has long been committed to preserving the cultural heritage and documenting the history of China’s legal profession. The compilation and donation of these two invaluable documents not only serve as a cherished record of JC Master’s evolution but also represent the office’s sincere dedication to fulfilling its professional responsibilities and paying tribute to the pioneers who laid the foundation for the rule of law.
The China Lawyers Museum is dedicated to preserving a century of memories from the Chinese legal profession. JC Master Law Office will continue to deepen its expertise and fulfill its mission, documenting the stories of lawyers, paying tribute to the pioneers of the rule of law, and contributing JC Master’s strength to the inheritance and development of China’s legal profession.

The Lawyers’ Museum was initiated on May 18, 2017, and completed on December 4, 2021. Located on the third floor of the Beijing International Hotel, it is a permanent, thematic museum whose name was inscribed by Ren Jianxin, former Secretary of the Central Political and Legal Commission, former President of the Supreme People’s Court, and the first lawyer of the People’s Republic of China.
Guided by the original aspiration of “preserving, commemorating, and passing down history,” the museum systematically presents the century-long evolution of the Chinese legal profession, aiming to establish an exhibition hall, a memorial hall, and a hall of honor for the legal community, thereby fostering a spiritual home for lawyers.

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