What is the process of amending the articles of association and making special resolutions?

1. First, the board of directors of the company proposed a proposal to amend the Articles of Association. 2. Submit the proposal to amend the Articles of Association to the shareholders' meeting for voting. A limited liability company's amendment to its articles of association must be approved by shareholders representing more than two-thirds of the voting rights; A company limited by shares must be approved by more than two-thirds of the voting rights held by shareholders attending the shareholders' meeting to amend its articles of association. 3. If amendments to the articles of association adopted by resolutions of the shareholders' general meeting need to be approved by the competent authority, they shall be reported to the competent authority for approval. 4. Changes to the Articles of Association are information required to be disclosed by laws and regulations, and shall be announced in accordance with regulations. For example, major changes in business scope, new share issuance, etc. must be announced. 5. If the amendment to the Articles of Association involves registered items, it is necessary to apply to the company registration authority for registration of change after the change; If it does not involve registered items, it shall be submitted to the company registration authority for the record. Articles of association filing 1. An application for company filing signed by the legal representative (official seal of the company); 2. The certificate of the designated representative or entrusted agent signed by the company (stamped with the official seal of the company) and a copy of the identity certificate of the designated representative or entrusted agent; The handling matters, authority and authorization period of the designated representative or entrusted agent shall be indicated. 3. Resolutions and decisions to amend the Articles of Association; A limited liability company submits a resolution of shareholders' meeting signed by shareholders representing more than two thirds of the voting rights; A joint stock limited company shall submit the minutes of the shareholders' meeting signed by the presiding officer and the directors present at the meeting; A one-person limited liability company submits a written decision signed by shareholders. A wholly state-owned company shall submit the approval documents of the State Council, the local people's government or the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution of the people's government at the corresponding level authorized by it. 4. Revised articles of association or amendments to articles of association (signed by the legal representative of the company and stamped with the official seal of the company) (signed by all shareholders); 5. If laws, administrative regulations and the State Council decisions require approval to amend the Articles of Association, submit a copy of the relevant approval documents or licenses; A wholly state-owned company must be approved by the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution to amend its articles of association. 6. A copy of the company's business license.