중국의 전자상거래법 입법에 관한 연구

China has used e-commerce since the latter half of the 1990s due to the later introduction of the internet comparatively. Nonetheless, it grew to become a top-rank e-commerce market within the world’s largest population. Because Chinese e-commerce law took effect from Jan. 1st.2019, the confusion provoked by the absence of its legislation has been expected to become more stable. Chinese e-commerce law has four features to protect customers. First, the range of the CEO of e-commerce has been broadened to those which used to be free from the regulations such as Weishang and wǎnghóng and their fulfillment of tax duty is monitored. Second, it has enacted a contract completion date and the effectiveness of agreement about e-commerce legislatively. Third, it is obligatory for the CEOs of e-commerce to report the information of products and their services to protect customers’ right to know: the manipulating the evaluation and advertisement by offering related search results are prohibited. Fourth, the responsibilities of the managers of e-commerce platforms have been reinforced: screening their platforms and bearing joint responsibilities with the users. The Republic of Korea also has dealt with the problems such as manipulating and deleting customers’ evaluations, strengthening the responsibilities of the managers of e-commerce platforms. Therefore, it is assumed that Chinese e-commerce law is applicable to its legislation in the Republic of Korea.