Lawyer Qiu Suo, Ph.D., graduated from the Law Department of Fudan University with a bachelor's degree in economic law. After studying in Japan, I graduated from Waseda University in Japan with a master's degree in civil and commercial law. 1988 passed the national lawyer qualification examination and changed from a judicial administrative officer to a full-time lawyer. 1989, recommended to participate in the training of real estate law and practice organized by the Ministry of Justice. Later, he went to Japan to study, and was recognized by the Japanese Minister of Justice in June 1998 65438+1October19, and was qualified as a Japanese foreign lawyer, and registered with the Japan Lawyers Association and the Tokyo Second Lawyers Association (registration number: 0024 1). He is currently a member of the International Committee of the Second Lawyers Association in Tokyo. Before studying in Japan, Ms. Qiu Suo handled a large number of civil and criminal cases, and provided litigation and non-litigation legal services for consulting units such as state-owned enterprises, hospitals and auction houses at that time. After obtaining a master's degree in Japan, he was employed by Tokyo Duchengshan Comprehensive Law Firm as a long-term consultant of the United Nations Crime Prevention Foundation (headquartered in Tokyo). On June 65438+1October 65438+February 2000, the 8th World Congress of the United Nations Crime Prevention Foundation for Asia was held in the Great Hall of the People in China. At the meeting attended by judges, prosecutors, lawyers and jurists from 69 countries, Mr. Qiu Suo acted as an interpreter for Comrade Han Shubing, the Attorney General of the Supreme People's Procuratorate. In May, 20001,Mr. Qiu Suo was elected as the representative of the United Nations Asia Crime Prevention Foundation to attend the 10th United Nations World Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice held at the United Nations Conference Center in Vienna. During his tenure in China, Mr. Qiu Suo provided a wide range of legal services for Japanese enterprises. During his tenure in Japan, Mr. Qiu Suo not only provided a wide range of legal services for Japanese enterprises, but also actively engaged in and successfully promoted the exchange of legal practice and legal theory between China and Japan. In 2000, he was elected as the vice president of China Lawyers Association in Japan, and published more than 20 papers on legal practice and lawyer system in Chinese and Japanese newspapers. His monographs "Japan's Lawyer System" and "Japan's Procuratorial System" are the first works in China that comprehensively and systematically introduce Japan's lawyer system and procuratorial system. Co-author of Legal Practice of Doing Business in Japan (Deputy Editor) and Overseas Investment Practice (Editor). Since April 2002, Mr. Qiu Suo has shifted his focus from Tokyo to his hometown of Shanghai, and served as legal adviser to many Japanese-funded enterprises and their local legal persons, such as companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. His clients include: famous Japanese comprehensive trading companies, multinational manufacturers, large construction companies, large maritime trading companies and large precision machinery manufacturers. Lawyer Qiu Suo is proficient in the laws and languages of China and Japan. Her experience of studying and working in Japan and living in New York, USA, has influenced her by the two cultures of the East and the West, and she has a deep understanding of the legal culture of the East and the West. Since working as a lawyer, he has been widely praised by Japanese lawyers and legal scholars, as well as by Japanese enterprises and customers. Both legal theory and practical operation have reached a certain level.