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Introduction

Fu Xuewei is a senior partner at Gaopeng & Partners in Beijing, focusing on civil and commercial dispute resolution with a particular emphasis on compulsory enforcement, non-performing asset disposal, execution-related litigation, and the resolution of complex enforcement deadlocks. She has more than 10 years of professional legal experience.

She employs a comprehensive strategy of “cross-disciplinary civil-criminal approaches + in-depth asset investigation + execution-related litigation” to tackle enforcement challenges. Fu specialises in reactivating cases that have been terminated due to a lack of enforceable assets referred to as zhongben. She adeptly navigates legal procedures such as enforcement objections, objection lawsuits, and third-party execution objections to challenge improper enforcement actions and property rights. She also utilises objection lawsuits against distribution plans to safeguard creditors’ rights.

In response to egregious debt evasion, she innovatively integrates criminal accusations with civil enforcement, representing creditors in initiating criminal charges for refusal to execute judgments or rulings or juzhizui.

Her professional team has handled more than 800 litigation, enforcement, and derivative cases in recent years. Through her outstanding performance, Fu has assisted clients in recovering billions of renminbi in assets and preventing significant economic losses. She was honoured in 2025 as one of LegalOne’s “Top 15 Client-Trusted Lawyers in China¡± in non-performing assets disposal and enforcement and was recognised as one of the “Top 20 Outstanding Enforcement Lawyers” by Legal News.

Fu is skilled at transforming complex enforcement challenges into clear pathways for rights protection, finding breakthroughs in seemingly unsolvable zhongben cases. Her notable capabilities in reviving such cases, tracing hidden assets and pursuing shareholder liability, combined with her innovative and determined approach, have earned her widespread client trust. In China Business Law Journal‘s “The A-List 2025-26”, she was selected as a “Rising Star”. Her exceptional professional standards and leadership have garnered recognition from both the market and the industry.