What legislation in China stipulates the norms of private international law?

In China's current domestic legislation of private international law, the civil and commercial legal status of foreigners is mainly stipulated in the Constitution, the General Principles of Civil Law, the Foreign Trade Law, the Company Law and the National Science and Technology Award Regulations.

Trademark Law, Patent Law, Copyright Law, Sino-foreign Joint Venture Law, Regulations for the Implementation of Sino-foreign Joint Venture Law, the State Council's Regulations on Encouraging Foreign Investment, Sino-foreign Cooperative Joint Venture Law, Foreign-funded Enterprise Law and Detailed Rules for the Implementation of Foreign-funded Enterprise Law.

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Conflict norms in private international law norms;

It refers to the norms that stipulate which country's law should be applied to determine the rights and obligations of the parties in a foreign-related civil and commercial legal relationship, also known as "law application norms" or "law choice norms".

For example, Article 147 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of our country stipulates: "When China people marry China citizens or foreigners, the law of the place of marriage shall apply". This clause does not specify the conditions and requirements for marriage, but only points out that the conditions and requirements for marriage should be determined by the laws of the place where the marriage is concluded. Therefore, the conflict norm is an indirect norm and a unique norm in private international law. It has always been the core norm of private international law.

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