In China’s first year of the “15th Five-Year Plan”, while efforts are being made to develop new quality productive forces and to internationalize the industrial chain of these productive forces, other countries and regions are also facing the reshaping of global supply chains, as well as the upgrading towards digitalization and sustainability. They are also moving towards modern development milestones and their implementation. Chinese companies going global should first draw on the experience and lessons of multinational companies that have entered the Chinese market during China’s reform and opening-up process. They can gain a synergistic ecosystem and expertise from the practices of central state-owned enterprises and large listed companies. Special attention should be given to regions where “new internationalization” is taking place, such as ASEAN, MENA, Central Asia, and Central Europe. By leveraging the expertise of various international markets in terms of finance, law, taxation, business, digitalization, and finance, a mutually beneficial system can be created.

The series “Paths to Success in New Internationalization” is led by Lawyer Linghu Ming, a partner at Longan Law Firm and specializes in foreign affairs, compliance, and new governance, as well as a leader in the “Green International Leadership” think tank. With the help of international think tanks, domestic and foreign cooperation institutions, and experts in finance, law, taxation, business, digitalization, and finance, the “New Internationalization Cooperation Community NICC” is being established. As the New Year approaches, the first episode of the “New Internationalization Going Global” series will be available on Peking University Law Firm’s online platform at 10 a.m. on February 6.

In the first episode, Lawyer Linghu Ming will share insights on the regional hotspots related to “New Internationalization” and the “Leadership” projects, such as green computing power, autonomous driving test sites, new e-commerce and supply chain nodes. He will also discuss the “one-stop” business cooperation mechanisms between law firms, clients, NICC partners, and local resources. As a think tank expert who has long been involved in international energy transformation and green industry practices, and with experience in evaluating ESG reports from central state-owned enterprises, Linghu Ming will discuss new opportunities in the green industry with other experts from international energy think tanks, as well as related risks in geopolitics and compliance.

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In the upcoming episodes of the “New Internationalization Going Global” series, several experts from Longan Law Firm’s foreign affairs partners will also participate as speakers and critics. Lawyer Ou Yingshi from the Guangzhou office will give a presentation on the “APEC New Internationalization Guide” in Indonesia. Lawyer Zhou Qiong from the Shenzhen office will, together with Lawyer Linghu Ming and lawyers and industry experts from ASEAN countries, present a presentation on “Low-altitude and AI Applications Going Global”.

About the Lawyers

Lawyer Ou Yingshi

Lawyer Ou Yingshi is a partner at Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm and the director of the Sanctions and Double Anti-Defense Committee. She has extensive legal expertise in foreign affairs. Lawyer Ou has provided legal services to several large enterprises, especially automotive companies, regarding foreign investment, export controls and sanctions, anti-dumping, subsidies, international arbitration, foreign-related litigation, and long-term legal advice. Her clients have highly praised her services.

She has been involved in managing several overseas investment projects of well-known manufacturing companies, including Thailand, Mexico, Russia, and Singapore. Lawyer Ou has also provided legal services to a well-known automotive company’s exports to ten ASEAN countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Additionally, Lawyer Ou is skilled in foreign-related litigation and international arbitration. As a lead attorney, she has represented clients in several foreign-related litigation and international arbitration cases, protecting their legal rights and achieving satisfactory results. So far, Lawyer Ou has established close relationships with many well-known law firms and overseas institutions in over 30 countries or regions, including Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Europe, South Asia, Australia, Africa, Latin America, and North America. Her clients come from various industries, including intelligent networking, new energy, AI, drones, traditional manufacturing, and biomedical industries.

Lawyer Zhou Qiong

Lawyer Zhou Qiong is a partner at Beijing Longan (Shenzhen) Law Firm and the director of the Low-Altitude Economy Committee. She also serves as a legal advisor for the Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy Industry Association and the Forbes (China) Low-Altitude Economy List. With over ten years of legal experience, she has focused on low-altitude economy for seven years. She has participated in legislation related to low-altitude economy and has helped with the construction of multiple low-altitude takeoff and landing points and the opening of hundreds of routes. She has also helped clients implement various low-altitude projects, such as urban waiting areas, low-altitude + business flights, low-altitude + tourism, low-altitude + emergency rescue, and low-altitude + rail transport (Shenzhen North Station). She has extensive knowledge in the low-altitude economy and professional legal services and coordination skills. She can provide one-stop legal solutions for low-altitude enterprises and governments.