Can I be a bounty hunter in China?

In fact, there are bounty hunters in China, but this profession is neither authorized nor prohibited by law, so as long as you don't violate mandatory laws, infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of others and affect the normal social order.

Although most modern bounty hunters are trained and licensed professionals, the stereotype of rogue bounty hunters still exists. In the western United States, the occupation that used to be a melee has become a real occupation and an inseparable part of the American legal system.

The essence of bounty hunters:

"Bounty hunters" and private security guards are basically mercenary armed groups produced by "war economy". In the 1980s and early 1990s, mercenaries began to transform. Mercenaries used to be individuals or small groups employed by a country or interest group, which were rampant in many parts of the world. They staged coups, kidnappings, assassinations, robberies and looting, and their images were very bad in people's minds, so they were called "war animals".

Modern mercenaries no longer act in the way of stragglers in the past, but form companies according to modern business models, establish company management systems and undertake business. Externally, they usually claim to be employees of private armed forces or security companies, starting from behind the scenes. Second, close contact with governments.

In fact, the world's largest private armed company has close ties with the government, and even "self-employed" like bounty hunters work in the US Counter-Terrorism Group, the Pentagon and other federal agencies.