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Legal Features of Acquosition of Public Status when Establishing Corporations in China

This article discusses and analyses the features of the creation of public and non-public corporations under Chinese law. The author makes a distinction between public and non-public corporations in general and addresses the key characteristics of the differentiation of these institutions in China. The author identifies two ways of establishing corporations, namely “on the initiative” and “on the proposal”, subsequently analysing how these ways interact with public and non-public corporations. The author pays special attention to the issue of acquiring public status by corporations in China.