Yes. A foreigner can legally marry in China — including marrying a Chinese citizen — as long as both parties meet the legal conditions and register the marriage ...

If your employer dismisses you without a lawful reason or the correct procedure, the termination is unlawful: under China’s Labor Contract Law you can dem ...

Yes. If you organize, transport, or help arrange other people’s illegal crossing of China’s border, you are committing a crime, and depending on you ...

Yes — if you built up the right to a pension while working here. A foreigner who is legally employed in China must join the social insurance system, and once yo ...

Yes. Selling or providing someone’s personal information is a crime in China under Article 253-1 of the Criminal Law, and it is one of the easiest white-collar ...

In short: yes. Money laundering is a crime under Article 191 of China’s Criminal Law. It covers seven categories of predicate offences, carries up to five ...

Yes. Raising money from the public in China without official approval is a crime. The umbrella term is illegal fundraising (feifa jizi), and depending on your i ...

Yes — foreigners can legally rent a home in China. No law reserves residential leases for Chinese citizens. What you do need is a valid passport (and, for ...

In short: in China the police cannot hold you indefinitely. Under the Criminal Procedure Law, questioning after a summons is capped at 12 hours (24 hours in esp ...

Yes. If a doctor or hospital is at fault for harm you suffer during treatment in China, you can claim compensation, but you sue the medical institution rather t ...