Core Viewpoint - The ongoing legal dispute regarding the dissolution of Guoteng Electronics, the controlling shareholder of Zhenxin Technology, has seen a recent development with the Sichuan High People's Court rejecting the shareholders' request for a retrial, affirming the company's current governance structure and control [1][3][5]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings - The Sichuan High People's Court has dismissed the retrial application from four shareholders of Guoteng Electronics, confirming the previous ruling that the company should not be dissolved [1][2]. - The legal battle began in February 2018 when the four shareholders filed a lawsuit seeking the dissolution of Guoteng Electronics, which led to a series of court rulings, including a first-instance judgment in September 2018 and a retrial decision in November 2021 [2][4]. - Following the dismissal of the retrial application, the four shareholders expressed their intention to continue pursuing the dissolution based on new facts [3][5]. Group 2: Company Control and Governance - The dispute is rooted in a control struggle over Zhenxin Technology, with the four shareholders claiming that Guoteng Electronics is in a governance deadlock and lacks an actual controller [4][5]. - The court ruled that there was insufficient evidence to prove that Guoteng Electronics was in a state of deadlock as defined by company law, allowing the company to continue operating under the control of He Yan, who holds a 51% stake [5]. - Despite the court's ruling, the current management of Zhenxin Technology maintains control over the board, leading to conflicts over governance proposals, including a rejected board expansion proposal from Guoteng Electronics [5][6].