Recently, invited by Southwest University of Political Science and Law (SWUPL), Attorneys Ye Yunkai and Wang Jianyong of Landing Law Offices delivered specialized lectures and presentations to students on practical arbitration training and the development of outbound legal services by Chinese lawyers. Drawing upon their profound professional expertise and extensive practical experience, the two attorneys delivered systematic, in-depth, and thought-provoking sessions spanning hands-on arbitration advocacy to the historical trajectory and future trends of Chinese legal services expanding globally, garnering an enthusiastic response from the audience.

Attorney Ye Yunkai delivered a course titled "Arbitration Practical Simulation." Designed around mock arbitration cases, the course guided students in analyzing and discussing core dispute focal points, evidence organization, courtroom oral advocacy, and procedural advancement. Through this immersive case simulation, students engaged with great enthusiasm, thinking proactively and sharing their insights actively. The session was conducted in an engaging and dynamic atmosphere, with students remarking that they benefited immensely from the hands-on instruction.

Attorney Wang Jianyong presented on the theme "A Comprehensive Panorama of Chinese Lawyers' Outbound Legal Practice: Evolution from Infrastructure Construction to High-End Compliance Strategies," structuring his lecture around three dimensions: a historical review, an overview of the current status, and future prospects of Chinese legal services going global. Attorney Wang traced the development trajectory of Chinese lawyers participating in cross-border legal services, while analyzing key service scenarios, business structures, and capability requirements in today's outbound legal practice. His lecture helped students understand how Chinese lawyers are continually expanding service boundaries, deepening professional competence, and establishing their competitive edge within the global legal landscape under the current international economic environment. Following the presentation, students eagerly raised questions with Attorney Wang in a lively exchange.

The sessions combined high theoretical perspective with profound practical depth. Through mock arbitration drills, Attorney Ye Yunkai guided students to master the entire workflow of arbitration proceedings within a practical context, simultaneously honing their legal reasoning, verbal expression, and teamwork capabilities. Meanwhile, proceeding from industry evolution and business frontiers, Attorney Wang Jianyong helped students grasp emerging trends and new opportunities for Chinese lawyers engaging in global legal services. Distinct in themes and substantial in content, both lectures broadened students' professional horizons and reinforced their authentic perception of practical legal work.

Lawyers stepping into university classrooms is a key embodiment of the deep integration between legal practice and legal education. Looking ahead, Landing Law Offices will continue to leverage its professional strengths and actively participate in practical legal teaching and talent cultivation, offering more high-quality exchanges and presentations to help young legal talents elevate their professional competence and practical capabilities.