On March 24, Li Qiang signed a State Council order to announce the 'Provisions for the Implementation of the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law of the People's Republic of China', which clearly states: 'No organization or individual shall enforce foreign judgments.' If a company suspends cooperation with China due to foreign laws, it may be deemed by China as assisting in sanctions, facing consequences such as asset freezes, trade bans, and litigation compensation. Furthermore, the scope of asset freezes includes not only cash, deposits, and equity but also intellectual property and accounts receivable, almost encompassing all forms of assets.

How powerful is this policy?