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In midwinter, on the tidal flats of the Chuanshui Bay coastline in Dongtai City, mud clams crawl slowly and lay eggs quietly after the tide recedes, while migratory birds occasionally skim the water surface in the distance. This coastal wetland, once ecologically imbalanced due to the rampant spread of Spartina alterniflora, is now revitalizing.

On January 7, 2026, the Supreme People's Court held a press conference to release the Opinions of the General Office of the Supreme People's Court and the General Office of the Ministry of Transport on Promoting the Construction of Waterborne "One-Stop" Dispute Resolution Centers and typical cases of waterborne "One-Stop" dispute resolution. One case from Nanjing Maritime Court was selected.

Xinhua Daily's front page today features an article titled “Striving for Maritime Excellence: Judicial Safeguards Riding the Waves,” highlighting the concrete actions and responsibilities demonstrated by Nanjing Maritime Court through a series of robust and effective measures in serving and supporting the construction of a maritime power province. The full text is reproduced below.

Recently, the Legal Daily published an article highlighting Nanjing Maritime Court's dynamic practices in serving and supporting Jiangsu's core tasks: advancing high-level opening-up, promoting high-quality development of the marine economy, implementing the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, and executing the Free Trade Zone Upgrade Strategy. The full text is reproduced below.

Today, People’s Court Dailypublished an article focusing on how Nanjing Maritime Court has continuously worked to resolve difficulties faced by shipbuilding enterprises under enforcement, supporting the growth of new marine productive forces through high-quality maritime judiciary services. The full text is reprinted below.

On the desk of Shen Yan, a Second-Grade Senior Judge at Nanjing Maritime Court, lies a stack of chart materials over forty pages thick.