1. Education background: Full-time bachelor degree or above is usually required, and the major is usually related to law.
2. Legal knowledge: You need to have a solid basic knowledge of law, including but not limited to company law, intellectual property law and labor contract law. At the same time, we need to constantly learn new laws and regulations and legal theories to improve our professional level.
3. Skills: You need to have a good ability to draft legal documents, not only to express logic clearly, but also to quote facts accurately, supplemented by legal analysis.