PROFILE

• Zhang Hui, a lawyer with a Master of Laws degree from Beijing Normal University and currently serving as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Culture & Media Research Committee of Chaoyang District Lawyers Association, specializes in film & television entertainment, dispute resolution, civil and commercial law, and intellectual property.
  She has provided legal services to a diverse range of clients, including regulatory authorities such as the Beijing Municipal Radio and Television Bureau, industry associations like the China Dancers Association, and leading enterprises and institutions in the cultural and creative sectors, such as Huayi Brothers Media Corporation, Zhenledao Culture, Gehua Exhibition, Laoyou Film & Television , Da Di Films, Jun She Culture, Modern Sky Culture, Novartis Film, BaiAn Film, Qianyiyuan Cultural, People's Literature Publishing House, People's Music Publishing House, Encyclopedia Publishing House, the Beijing International Film Festival, and the China-Australia International Film Festival, among others.
  Her legal services have extended to a range of high-profile film and television projects, such as My People, My Country, My People, My Homeland, My Country, My Parents, Lost in Russia, Adoring, Dying to Survive, Lost in Hong Kong, How Long Will I Love U, A or B, Wind Guardians, Lost in Food, I Am the Actor, Back to Field, Roast!, Beyond the Clouds, The Story of Pearl Girl, Shadow, etc.
  In litigation, She has represented clients in notable cases, including copyright infringement disputes over the film If You Are the One, a series of cases involving name credit disputes, copyright infringement, and unfair competition claims related to the TV series Kite as well as copyright infringement disputes over the screenplay for the film Youth, labor contract disputes concerning the variety show 72 Floors of Mystery, investment contract disputes for the films Detective Chinatown 3, Saturday Fiction, and Leap.