Taihe Updates | A delegation of leaders from the National Security Law Research Association of the Jiangsu Provincial Law Society paid a visit to Taihe for research and guidance.

On the afternoon of August 4, a delegation led by the leadership of the National Security Law Research Association of the Jiangsu Provincial Law Society paid a visit to Taihe Law Firm to conduct a special research study on the development of foreign-related legal services and the advancement of rule-of-law work in the international sphere. The reception was attended by Ma Qun, Chief Partner of Taihe and a member of the association’s board of directors; Li Yuanyang, Director of the Management Committee; Zhu Li, Director of the Executive Committee; Xu Tao, a partner and member of the association; and Xu Min, Director of Operations, among others.

The leadership of the research association visited Taihe’s office premises, gaining an in-depth understanding of the firm’s specialized organizational structure and service capabilities in the field of international legal services. Taihe has long been deeply engaged in the international legal services sector and has proactively responded… Demand for the Development of Legal Services under the Belt and Road Initiative It has amassed extensive practical experience in cross-border investment, international trade, and international commercial dispute resolution, and has established a legal services network spanning multiple jurisdictions, enabling it to provide comprehensive, multi‑tiered foreign‑related legal support to both Chinese and international enterprises.

The leadership of the Research Association commended Taihe’s work in the field of foreign-related legal services, noting that the development of such services and the advancement of rule-of-law initiatives in international affairs are assuming ever greater strategic significance within the broader framework of national security and development. They expressed the expectation that, as a director‑member unit of the Association, Taihe will further leverage its professional strengths, engage more deeply in country‑specific legal research and applied legal studies, and provide robust support in areas such as case‑by‑case guidance, policy advice, and talent cultivation. By doing so, Taihe is expected to generate more interim results, achieve further breakthroughs, and contribute collectively to enriching the toolkit of foreign‑related legal instruments, thereby helping to refine and strengthen the system of rule of law in international affairs.

Taihe stated that, taking this research mission as an opportunity, it will continue to strengthen its capacity in providing foreign-related legal services, deepen both specialized research and practical innovation, and earnestly fulfill its responsibilities as a member firm. By delivering higher‑quality rule‑of‑law services, Taihe will help safeguard Jiangsu’s high‑level opening-up and contribute its expertise to fostering an international, world‑class business environment.

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