On the morning of November 24, the Shanghai First Intermediate People's Court, together with the Xi'an Intermediate People's Court, the Northwest University of Political Science and Law, and the East China University of Political Science and Law, jointly held the 4th session of the "Criminal Knowledge and Practice Seminar ¡¤ Four-Party Dialogue among Prosecution, Defense, Judiciary, and Academy", with the theme of "Discussion on Difficult Issues in Criminal Cases Involving Enterprises". Jia Yu, Secretary of the Leading Party Members' Group and President of the Shanghai High People's Court and President of the Chinese Association of Criminal Law, and Han Deyang, Party Secretary and President of the Shaanxi High People's Court, attended the event. More than 100 experts and scholars from the Shanghai High People's Court, the Shaanxi High People's Court, the Shanghai First Intermediate People's Court and courts within its jurisdiction, the Xi'an Intermediate People's Court, the First Branch of the Shanghai People's Procuratorate, the Xi'an People's Procuratorate, the Xi'an Municipal Public Security Bureau, the Shanghai Bar Association, the Chinese Association of Criminal Law, the People's Court News and Media Agency, the Institute of Law of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Peking University, Renmin University of China, the Northwest University of Political Science and Law, the East China University of Political Science and Law, Nanjing Normal University, and other institutions attended the conference. The meeting was presided over by Wu Jinshui, Secretary of the Leading Party Members' Group and President of the Shanghai First Intermediate People's Court.

The participants engaged in extensive discussions around the seminar theme, drawing on eight typical cases. Following the discussion, under the moderation of Sun Wanhuai, Dean of the School of Criminal Law of the East China University of Political Science and Law and Executive Council Member of the Chinese Association of Criminal Law, Wang Zhengxun, Vice President of the Chinese Association of Criminal Law, and Huang Xiangqing, Deputy Director of the Social and Legal Affairs Committee of Shanghai Municipal Committee of the CPPCC and Member of the Academic Committee of the Chinese Association of Criminal Law, respectively delivered concluding comments.