중국 전자상거래 플랫폼 운영사업자의 의무와 책임에 관한 연구 - 전자상거래법에 관한 한 · 중 비교를 중심으로 -

E-commerce, which has emerged and grown with the development of the Internet and mobile technology, has become the primary transaction method for consumers to purchase goods in modern society. However, with the activation of mail-order brokerage, consumers suffer a lot of damage. Therefore, attention is focused on the obligations and responsibilities of mail-order brokerage, and it is necessary to expand and strengthen the obligations and responsibilities of mail-order brokers to prevent and remedy consumer damage effectively. China's e-commerce market was introduced relatively late, but it has continued to grow rapidly based on a large population, attracting attention as a huge e-commerce market. However, in China's e-commerce law, platform operators' obligations and responsibilities are often insufficient, and this should be further strengthened and consumer protection should be strengthened. This paper studies the obligations and responsibilities of platform intermediaries under the e-commerce law of both Korea and China in the following order. First, the obligations of platform operators in China are examined, followed by legislative discussions on the ‘corresponding responsibilities’ of e-commerce platform operators in China, confrontations of theories, and attitudes of precedents to clarify their legal nature as supplementary responsibilities. In terms of comparative law, the obligations and responsibilities of mail-order brokers under the Korean e-commerce law corresponding to Chinese platform operators are analyzed. Finally, in the light of the above discussion, the provisions on the obligations and responsibilities of Korean e-commerce platform operators present implications for the Chinese e-commerce law. Through this, it is expected to contribute to consumer protection by further expanding the obligations of mail order brokers under the Chinese e-commerce law and further strengthening legal responsibilities.