Core Viewpoint - The construction of foreign-related rule of law is essential for supporting both small-scale cross-border shopping rights and large-scale border trade fairness, especially as China's doors to openness continue to widen [2][4]. Group 1: Foreign-related Legal Services - The construction of foreign-related rule of law includes foreign-related legislation, enforcement, judicial services, and talent cultivation [2]. - Shenzhen has introduced a bilingual guide for foreign-related legal services, detailing responsibilities of 36 departments, 187 related institutions, and 68 procedural steps, making it easier for businesses and citizens to navigate foreign-related matters [2]. Group 2: Tailored Legal Support - Wenzhou focuses on the needs of overseas Chinese enterprises by providing comprehensive legal services, from policy interpretation to contract review, ensuring smooth establishment and investment processes [3]. - The legal support aims to minimize obstacles for overseas Chinese businesses returning to invest in China [3]. Group 3: Talent Development - The Ministry of Justice has established 51 platforms for collaborative training of foreign-related legal talents and 16 research platforms over the past five years [3]. - Partnerships with key law schools have been formed to cultivate specialized talents, including foreign-related lawyers and graduate students in international arbitration, ensuring they are well-versed in both Chinese law and international regulations [3]. Group 4: Fairness and Security - The robust legal framework provides visible fairness for both domestic and foreign enterprises, ensuring equal protection of legal rights and fostering a competitive environment under the same rules [4]. - The foreign-related rule of law is not just a concept but translates into tangible benefits, such as the recovery of debts and losses for foreign trade enterprises, enhancing the sense of security for individuals and businesses alike [4].

Core Viewpoint - The construction of foreign-related rule of law is essential for supporting international business and trade, ensuring that both domestic and foreign enterprises can operate under fair and transparent legal frameworks [1][2][3] Group 1: Foreign-related Legal Services - The construction of foreign-related rule of law includes foreign-related legislation, enforcement, judicial processes, legal services, and talent cultivation [1] - Shenzhen has introduced a bilingual guide for foreign-related legal services, detailing responsibilities of 36 departments, 187 related institutions, and 68 procedural steps, making it easier for businesses and citizens to navigate foreign-related matters [1] Group 2: Tailored Legal Support - Wenzhou focuses on the needs of overseas Chinese enterprises by providing comprehensive legal services, from policy interpretation to contract review, ensuring smooth establishment and operation in China [2] - The legal support aims to minimize obstacles for overseas Chinese businesses returning to invest and settle [2] Group 3: Talent Development - The Ministry of Justice has established 51 platforms for collaborative training of foreign-related legal talent and 16 research platforms over the past five years [2] - Partnerships with key law schools have been formed to cultivate specialized talent, including foreign-related lawyers and graduate students in international arbitration, ensuring they are well-versed in both Chinese law and international regulations [2] Group 4: Fairness and Security - The robust legal framework provides visible fairness, protecting the legitimate rights of both foreign and domestic enterprises, allowing them to compete under the same rules [3] - The foreign-related rule of law is not just a concept but translates into tangible benefits for businesses, such as the recovery of debts and losses, contributing to a sense of security for enterprises operating internationally [3]