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Yuan Cao DOI:10.26789/apjsl.v1i2.1823 AbstractMovie companies utilizing financing tools for fundraising can contribute to a healthy and orderly development of the film industry. However, the inherent risks behind unconventional financing activities, such as policy risks, investment return risks, and compliance risks, make it a high-risk endeavour. These risks not only impact the development of the film industry but also have the potential to trigger economic security risks and other repercussions. The normative means of civil judgments for contract disputes mainly rely on determining contract effectiveness, which, compared to administrative supervision, has limitations. Administrative supervision, on the other hand, faces the challenges of a regulatory vacuum and a need for clear guidelines. Therefore, it is crucial to establish a balanced approach that prioritizes both government regulation and industry development. This involves implementing partical institutional arrangements, guiding through legislation, government supervision, judicial assistance, and encouraging self-discipline within enterprises. This multi-stakeholder collaborative governance model should be constructed based on existing legal regulations.
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Qinjun Sun DOI:10.26789/apjsl.v1i2.1879 AbstractPromoting Chinese-style modernization is an important task in realizing the millennium ambitions of the Chinese nation. The construction of a Chinese national community serves as a potent ideological weapon for consolidating consensus among various ethnic groups, rallying unity, and advancing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and the comprehensive modernization drive. It is an inevitable requirement for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and a steadfast guarantee for advancing Chinese-style modernization. In the process of promoting Chinese-style modernization, continuous efforts must be made to advance the construction of the Chinese national community, solidifying correct historical, ethnic, national, cultural, and religious perspectives. This entails building a shared spiritual home for Chinese-style modernization, fostering interactions, exchanges, and integration among ethnic groups, enhancing the modernization level of the governance system and capabilities in ethnic affairs, and resolutely guarding against significant risks and hidden dangers in the ethnic domain.
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Liwen Su, Zixuan Zhang, Wanxin Dai DOI:10.26789/apjsl.v1i2.1929 AbstractSocial e-commerce is an emerging and booming industry, within which direct selling serves as a common marketing model. Owing to unclear legal definitions and standards, weak awareness of corporate compliance, and immature reforms of corporate compliance systems, the direct selling model is susceptible to being misused for pyramid selling activities and criminal behaviors. Compliance for direct selling social e-commerce platforms should therefore not be postponed. The most controversial form of direct selling is multi-level direct selling, which is deemed a typical manifestation of pyramid selling in Chinese law due to its hierarchical structure, the requirement to expanding the subordinates, and team-based remuneration. Multi-level direct selling is, however, essentially a legitimate marketing model, offering advantages such as reduced marketing costs and increased employment. The law needs to be refined to better identify pyramid selling, distinguishing between legitimate direct selling and pyramid selling, and providing guidance for platforms to ensure compliance both pre-incident and post-incident. Platforms themselves must enhance their awareness of compliance, establish compliance manuals that meets their own needs, forbid swindle, and effectively deliver quality products and operations.
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