At the just past 2021 annual two sessions, Yan Jingming, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, proposed in the proposal of the CPPCC meeting that the legitimate rights and interests of screenwriters, such as the right of authorship, need to be urgently protected, and recommended that the competent authorities further clarify the rules for authorship and remuneration payment for screenwriters; Strengthen the distribution control of film and television works involving copyright disputes, and introduce a supervision and punishment mechanism. At the same time, the famous director Zheng Xiaolong and the famous writer Jiang Shengnan also unanimously proposed that the industry should pay more attention to the authorship rights of original writers such as screenwriters.

Recently, there was a rumor on the internet that Wang Baoqiang, the blockbuster film "The Chinatown Detective 3", was earning as much as 80 million yuan! Many people can't help but wonder, isn't there a "salary limit order"? Why are stars still paid so high for their movies?

In recent years, news of the arrest, infidelity, and misconduct of artists has become commonplace, and industry regulators have increasingly low tolerance for "bad artists". They have continuously taken various measures to strictly restrict the public appearance of "bad artists".

Recently, Vivia, the "First Sister" of live streaming, bluntly stated on a variety show, "The fate of stars is to bring them, I just want to skip the step of becoming a star." Netizens have expressed themselves in succession: How dare you say it! Regardless of whether Weiya's remark is a joke or her sincere words, it is undeniable that celebrity videos, especially live streaming videos, have become increasingly popular in the past two years.

Recently, the talk show "roast Conference" (Season 5) was a hit among the audience. Zhang Dada, who brought his own black body, was roast by his peers in various ways at the "roast Conference". After he took the stage, he reluctantly said a sentence (stem): "If I break the law, please punish me by the law, rather than trying to bury me!" The host Li Sheng and all the guests smiled knowingly.

On November 10, 2020, on the eve of the Double 11th Day, the State Administration of Market Supervision issued the "Anti monopoly Guidelines on the Platform Economy (Draft for Comments).". On February 7, 2021, the Anti monopoly Committee of the State Council officially released the "Anti monopoly Guidelines for the Platform Economy". On November 30, 2020, Gaopeng Law Firm jointly held an online lecture with relevant scholars and industry insiders. The following is a transcript of the lecture, which was updated by the author and editor according to the final draft of the Guide before release.

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In real estate financing projects handled by trust companies, in order to ensure the smooth realization of the trust company's creditor's rights, a fund collection/settlement clause is usually set up in the transaction contract, requiring the debtor or a third person to collect a certain proportion of the funds to the designated collection account within a certain time before the financing expires, or requiring the debtor or a third person to deposit the sales proceeds of the loan project or collateral project to the designated settlement account according to a certain amount or proportion, The purpose of collecting/depositing funds is generally limited to repaying debts to trust companies. Can the trust company, as a creditor, have a priority right to receive compensation for the funds in the collection/settlement account when the debtor fails to fulfill its obligations?

In December 2020, the Eurasian Economic Commission held a hearing on the sunset review of anti-dumping measures against oil well pipes in China. This case is the first sunset review initiated by the Eurasian Economic Union on exporters' price commitments.

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The Civil Code of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the "Civil Code") came into force on January 1, 2021. In order to cooperate with the implementation of the Civil Code, the Supreme People's Court, on the basis of clearing up relevant judicial interpretations, combined with judicial practice, The Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on the Application of the Guarantee Part of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the "Judicial Interpretation of the Guarantee System of the Civil Code") has been formulated and implemented simultaneously with the Civil Code. "What is the impact of the Civil Code and the Judicial Interpretation of the Civil Code Guarantee System on the project guarantee measures of financial institutions? What are the key points of attention for financial institutions to pay when arranging and implementing project guarantee measures after the Civil Code? We have made relevant summaries for reference.".