<div style="text-align: justify;">Recently, the Beijing Lawyers Association further expanded its foreign-related lawyer talent pool on the existing basis. &nbsp; After undergoing review, lawyers Feng Jie, Liu Junli, Liu Rundong, Luo Lan, Tao Guanghui, Wang Haijun, Wang Wending, Xin Yanjun, Xu Haifeng, and Zhou Ailin from Beijing DHH&nbsp;Law Firm&nbsp;were successfully included in the &quot;List of Foreign-related Lawyer Talent Pool of the Beijing Lawyers Association (2025)&quot;; while An Meiling, Han Yixue, Jin Zhao, Lei Yating, Liu Hong, Lu Kaiwen, Sang Yumeng, Yang Xuejiao, Zhang Hezi, and Zhang Jiaqian were successfully selected for the &quot;Reserve Talent List of Foreign-related Lawyer Talent Pool of the Beijing Lawyers Association (2025)&quot;. (The above names are sorted alphabetically by the pinyin of the lawyers&#39; surnames.) &nbsp; As of now, Beijing DHH Law Firm has 51 lawyers included in the talent pool (including the reserve talent list), with their practice areas covering multiple foreign-related professional fields such as international economic cooperation, international trade, cross-border investment, finance and capital markets, energy and infrastructure, intellectual property and information security, civil and commercial litigation and arbitration, digital economy, as well as compliance and litigation in foreign-related labor and employment matters. &nbsp; In the future, DHH will continue to strengthen its efforts in international development, striving to provide higher-quality legal services for Chinese enterprises &quot;going global&quot; and foreign enterprises &quot;entering China&quot;.</div>

 Over 50 DHH Lawyers have been Selected for the Beijing Lawyers Association's Foreign-related Lawyer Talent Pool and the Reserve Talent List

On June 26, 2025, the specialized training session on &quot;Opportunities and Challenges in Trade with Central Asian Countries,&quot; supported by the Shandong Provincial Department of Commerce&#39;s International Trade Friction Response Workstation and hosted by the Shandong Institute of Electronics, was successfully held in Dezhou City, Shandong Province. Attendees included responsible officials from relevant departments of the Dezhou Municipal Association for Science and Technology, the Municipal Industry and Information Technology Bureau, and the Municipal Council for the Promotion of International Trade, as well as representatives from over 50 new-generation information technology enterprises based in Jinan, Dezhou, and other locations. They gathered to discuss the development opportunities and compliance challenges in the Central Asian market.
　　The event began with an opening speech by Liu Peide, Chairman of the Shandong Institute of Electronics. He stated that against the backdrop of profound evolution in the global economic environment and continuously rising trade frictions and uncertainties, enterprises must identify opportunities amidst challenges and proactively enhance their international operation capabilities. He emphasized that the Institute would rely on the functions of the Trade Friction Early Warning Workstation to continuously provide enterprises with comprehensive support including policy interpretation, risk early warning, and compliance training, thereby improving their ability to cope with complex international trade situations and helping the province&#39;s electronic information industry seize new opportunities and achieve high-quality development.
　　The meeting specially invited Dr. Luo Lan, Senior Co-partner of Beijing DHH Law Firm, as the keynote speaker, establishing a platform for in-depth dialogue between enterprises and experts. Attorney Luo Lan delivered a systematic explanation and in-depth analysis structured around five parts under the theme &quot;Opportunities and Challenges in Trade with Central Asian Countries.&quot;
　 Attendee representatives responded enthusiastically to the training content, widely acknowledging its high relevance and practical value. Following the session, several enterprise representatives engaged in further in-depth communication with Attorney Luo Lan, discussing specific legal issues encountered in their actual operations, which tangibly enhanced their awareness and capability for lawful and compliant business practices.
　　This training not only provided enterprises with authoritative and professional legal guidance, effectively promoting a deeper understanding and strategic planning for the Central Asian market, but also injected new momentum into promoting regional economic and trade cooperation and industrial innovation.

DHH Lawyers Provide "Opportunities and Challenges in Trade with Central Asian Countries" Specialized Training for Shandong Enterprises

On June 18, 2025, the seminar titled &quot;Russia&#39;s Counter-Sanctions Measures and Corporate Compliance&quot;&nbsp;was successfully held. The event was hosted by the Administrative Committee of the China-SCO Local Economic and Trade Cooperation Demonstration Area, and jointly organized by the Jiaozhou City Law Society, Jiaozhou Justice Bureau, Beijing DHH Law Firm, and the China-SCO Institute of Economy and Trade, with co-organizers including the SCO Legal Intelligence Valley and the SCO Economic and Trade Comprehensive Service Platform. The seminar aimed to help businesses develop effective counter-sanction strategies and address the compliance challenges faced in the context of escalating Western sanctions against Russia. <img alt="" src="https://deheheng.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/file/202506/64629f0b306c2b2256fdd4485c86cf6c.jpg" style="width: 600px; height: 400px;" /> Combining online and offline formats, the event drew enthusiastic participation from corporate executives, compliance officers, legal personnel, and industry researchers involved in Russia-related trade. More than 590 participants attended the seminar in total, gathering to gain authoritative, cutting-edge, and practical risk management insights. Dr.LUO Lan, Senior Equity Partner at Beijing DHH Law Firm and a recognized international compliance expert, was invited by the SCO Demonstration Area to serve as the keynote speaker, offering a platform for in-depth dialogue between enterprises and experts.
Drawing on her&nbsp;15 years of hands-on experience in cross-border compliance across Russia, Europe, and Central Asia, Dr. LUO delivered a comprehensive presentation titled &quot;Russia&#39;s Counter-Sanctions Toolbox and Corporate Response Guidelines&quot;.&nbsp;She emphasized that in recent years, Russia has actively responded to Western sanctions through domestic legal mechanisms, including establishing an &quot;unfriendly countries&quot;&nbsp;list, implementing asset freezes and recovery mechanisms, tightening controls on foreign exchange and capital flows, promoting de-dollarization and alternative financial systems, and initiating foreign enterprise takeovers and nationalization procedures. These countermeasures not only reflect Russia&#39;s prioritization of national interests through legal instruments but also impose higher compliance requirements on foreign businesses operating in the country. In the current environment of escalating sanctions and counter-sanctions, Chinese enterprises must pay close attention to two key strategies: advancing preemptive compliance planning and legalizing cross-border transaction structures. <img alt="" src="https://deheheng.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/file/202506/7cef981a9d5ea09a4f37bc4763792cb7.jpg" style="width: 600px; height: 400px;" /> The seminar featured a lively and interactive atmosphere. During the Q&amp;A session, Dr. LUO provided detailed responses to the questions raised by corporate representatives, further facilitating in-depth discussions on legal practice. Several participants noted that his lecture was cutting-edge, systematic, and highly practical, offering valuable insights and actionable tools to help mitigate compliance risks in Russian-speaking markets. The seminar&#39;s forward-looking and practical content was widely recognized, providing essential guidance for businesses seeking to establish robust compliance frameworks amid today&#39;s complex international landscape.&nbsp;Looking ahead, DHH will continue to collaborate with partners across sectors to deliver high-quality compliance services focused on the Belt and Road Initiative and China-Russia economic cooperation, supporting Chinese enterprises in achieving steady global growth.

DHH Lawyer Attended Seminar on "Russia's Counter-Sanctions Measures and Corporate Compliance"

<div style="text-align: justify;">On March 28th, 2024, a specialized training course on foreign-related legal talent was successfully held, co-hosted by the Organization Department of the CPC Xinjiang Committee, the Political and Legal Affairs Commission of the CPC Xinjiang Committee and other relevant organizations, with Kashi University serving as a co-organizer. The seminar invited Lawyer LUO Lan, Senior Joint Partner of Beijing DHH Law Firm, to deliver a lecture on the topic &quot;How to Safely and Compliantly Conduct International Trade with Russia and Central Asia&quot;,&nbsp;providing cutting-edge theoretical and practical guidance to foreign-related legal professionals in Xinjiang. <img alt="" src="https://deheheng.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/file/202504/fc13e1527750f02d9415c485ad432834.jpg" style="width: 600px; height: 365px;" /> In the&nbsp;lecture, Lawyer LUO&nbsp;analyzed key legal risks and practical experiences in international trade with Russia and Central Asia, using typical case studies. She&nbsp;systematically explained the opportunities and challenges that Russia and Central Asia face in the complex international environment, the risks such as sanctions that Chinese enterprises should pay attention to when investing in these regions, risk management measures, the important role of Xinjiang and&nbsp;Kashi&nbsp;in the &quot;Belt and Road&quot; initiative, and how to effectively protect Chinese enterprises&#39; interests in the process of expanding into these regions. <img alt="" src="https://deheheng.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/file/202504/864077ea18911a07019d45d4d85a025b.jpg" style="width: 600px; height: 356px;" /> This training has not only expanded the participants&#39; international outlooks but also provided a powerful impetus for building a robust team of foreign-related legal talents in Xinjiang.</div>

Xinjiang Foreign-Related Legal Talent Training Course Invited DHH Lawyers for Specialized Lecture

<div style="text-align: justify;">On March 13th, 2025, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Hunan Sub-Council (CCPIT Hunan) , in conjunction with several other units, jointly held the second lecture of the 2025 &quot;New Horizons in Commercial Law&quot; online training. The theme of the lecture was &quot;Entering Russia: Opportunity Insight and Compliance Risk Control&quot;. The lecture aimed to help Chinese enterprises gain an in-depth understanding of the opportunities and challenges in the Russian market, while enhancing their capabilities in cross-border compliance and risk management when entering&nbsp;the Russian market. The event attracted an online audience of over 18,000 viewers.&nbsp;Dr. LUO Lan, Senior Joint&nbsp;Partner at Beijing DHH Law Firm, was invited to deliver the online lecture. Drawing on over a decade of legal practice experience related to Russia and typical case studies, Dr. LUO Lan provided practical advice and risk mitigation strategies for enterprises seeking to &quot;go global&quot; by entering the Russian market, supporting their steady progress in international expansion.</div>

DHH Lawyer was Invited to Conduct Online Training on Investment Opportunities and Compliance Risk Control in the Russian Market for CCPIT (Hunan) and Other Units