In China, courts in Lin-gang Special Area of Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone will take a far more liberal attitude than other local courts when hearing international commercial disputes.
For disputes arising from an administrative agreement, you are allowed to choose any Chinese court, as long as the court has actual connections therewith.
The answer lies in China's Supreme Court's "Provisions on Several Issues Concerning the Trial of Administrative Agreements Cases" (關(guān)于審理行政協(xié)議案件若干問題的規(guī)定).
Administrative sanction decisions related to market regulation in China are now available on the website "China Market Regulation Administrate Sanction Documents Online" (中國市場監(jiān)管行政處罰文書網(wǎng)).
China amended the PRC Anti-Unfair Competition Law (中華人民共和國反不正當(dāng)競爭法) for the second time in 2019 to enforce stricter punishment for trade secret infringement.
China's judiciary comprises of courts, procuratorates, supervisory commissions, and two other governmental organs—public security organs and judicial administrative organs.
The PRC Organic Law of the People's Courts(人民法院組織法) helps us to gain a better understanding of China's court system and the internal structure of Chinese courts.
"Opinions on Further Providing Judicial Services and Safeguards for the Construction of the 'Belt and Road' by People's Courts" (關(guān)于人民法院進(jìn)一步為“一帶一路”建設(shè)提供司法服務(wù)和保障的意見) was issued by China's Supreme People's Court on 9 Dec. 2019.