Our firm's director taught "Administrative Enforcement System" at a training session for heads of social organization associations.

From November 14 to November 16, 2017, the Training Program for Leaders of Social Organizations, a central government-funded project supporting social organizations' participation in social services, was held in Huizhou, Guangdong Province. The program was supported by the Social Organization Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Shenzhen Social Organization Administration Bureau, and hosted by the Shenzhen Federation of Social Organizations.

[3] The trainees listened to the lecture with great enthusiasm.

[4] Wang Tengfeng, director of Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm and vice president of the Shenzhen Lawyers Association, attended the training course and gave a lecture to the participants. In the training, Lawyer Wang Tengfeng, with the theme "Administrative Enforcement of Social Organizations," elaborated on the important role of law in guiding the healthy and orderly development of social organizations, as well as related legal issues when social groups participate in social service projects.

[5] The trainees listened attentively.

Attorney Wang Tengfeng's speech closely followed the main thread of comprehensively deepening reform. Through engaging on-site explanations and interactive sessions, he enabled the attending trainees to fully understand the legal “bottom line” for social organizations participating in social service projects. Attorney Wang Tengfeng's lively and vivid presentation created a relaxed and interesting atmosphere, and the trainees thoroughly enjoyed this “visual feast.”

Group photo of the training course instructor and students.

During the event, the organizer expressed gratitude to Attorney Wang Tengfeng, stating that his speech was exceptionally engaging, using classic cases to make dry laws and regulations vivid, allowing everyone to gain insights in a relaxed atmosphere. The trainees expressed that they had acquired much knowledge during this training course and hoped such courses could be held regularly to provide more opportunities for learning and exchange.