Criminal part：

• The case of Zhejiang "Billionaire Lady" Wu Ying charged with fund-raising fraud (one of the top ten cases in China in 2007 and one of the top ten cases in Chinese courts in 2012)
• The RMB 2.2 billion case of Deng xxx in Heilongjiang charged with fund-raising fraud (resulted in 8 years in prison); The case of Xie xxx in Hebei charged with receipt of bribes (resulted in acquittal)
• The case of Jin xxx in Hebei accused of corruption (resulted in acquittal); the case of an official of the Ministry of Education accused of receipt of bribes (resulted in 7 years in prison)
• The case of an executive deputy director of a railway bureau receiving bribes and holding a huge amount of property from unknown sources (a case involving the Ministry of Railways)
• The case of the chairman of CPPCC in a city of Shanxi receiving bribes
• The case of a deputy mayor of Hebei receiving bribes and holding a huge amount of property from unknown sources
• The case of a cadre of a land bureau in Zhejiang receiving bribes (10 years in prison in the first instance, intervened in the second instance, and commuted to 5 years in prison)
• The case of the construction director of a city in Hebei accused of abusing power, corruption, embezzling public funds, and privately dividing state-owned assets; the case of Chu xxx in Jiangsu charged with bribing and abusing power (resulted in suspended sentence)
• The case of Wang xxx in Beijing suspected of contract fraud, covering up or concealing criminal proceeds (resulted in no prosecution by a procuratorate); the over RMB one million case of Lin xxx in Beijing suspected of fraud (resulted in revocation)
• The case of Zhang xxx in Beijing suspected of credit card fraud (resulted in revocation); the case of Wang xxx, a deputy general manager of a Hebei company limited, accused of smuggling general cargo (China's first case of a private listed company suspected of criminal offense and sentenced to probation)
• The case of Sha xxx in Beijing charged with causing an accident with dangerous goods (CCTV fire case); the case of Liang xxx in Beijing charged with intentional injury (the case of young director Yan Po being hacked)
• The case of Li xxx from the Ministry of Electronics Industry suspected of financial fraud case (resulted in revocation)
• The case of Guo xxx in Beijing suspected of duty embezzlement (resulted in revocation); the case of Zhang xxx in Shanghai suspected of damaging business reputation (resulted in revocation)
• The case of Song xxx in Beijing accused of insider trading and leaking inside information (sentenced to probation)
• The case of Liang xxx in Shaanxi suspected of misappropriating funds (resulted in no prosecution by a procuratorate)
• The case of Zhang xxx in Beijing suspected of fraud, provoking troubles (resulted in no prosecution by a procuratorate)
• The case of Liu xxx in Hebei charged with intentional injury (resulted in acquittal)
• The case of Zhao xxx in Shaanxi charged with intentional injury (sentenced to probation for affray that resulted in 1 death and more than 90 injuries including 2 serious injuries)
• The case of Yang xxx in Beijing suspected of rape (resulted in no prosecution by a procuratorate); the case of Luo xxx in Guangdong gathering a crowd to disrupt social order (exempt from criminal punishment)
• The case of a public security officer in Inner Mongolia accused of falsely issuing invoices for tax deduction (resulted in probation)
• The case of a steel group in Shanxi accused of falsely issuing special value-added tax invoices
• The case of Wang xxx in Fujian charged with deliberately injuring, organizing prostitution, provoking troubles, and illegal detention; the case of Yang in Hebei producing and selling counterfeit drugs
• The case of Zhou xxx in Liaoning charged with tax evasion; the case of Hao xxx in Sichuan accused of organizing and leading a gangdom organization; the case of He xxx in Jiangsu accused of organizing and leading pyramid selling activities;
• The case of Hao xxx in Sichuan accused of organizing and leading a gangdom organization
• The case of He xxx in Jiangsu accused of organizing and leading pyramid selling activities
• Pursue excellence and live up to the trust - Interview with Zhang Yanfeng, a Senior Partner at the King & Capital Law Firm
• Vow to adhere to the spirit of craftsmanship - Interview with Zhang Yanfeng, a Senior Partner at the King & Capital Law Firm; lawyers Zhang Yanfeng and Guo Qing have handled the case of Shen xxx suspected of fraud, resulted in no prosecution
• Lawyer Zhang Yanfeng, a Senior Partner at the King & Capital Law Firm, represented a bank client in a lawsuit against Standard Chartered, which received widespread media attention. 
• Lawyer Zhang Yanfeng of the King & Capital Law Firm represented the children of Yan Youwen (similar to Yu Zecheng in drama Lurk) suing Central Party Literature Press
• Lawyers Yang Zhaodong and Zhang Yanfeng from King & Capital Law Firm represented "Billionaire Lady" Wu Ying in the case of fund-raising fraud

Civil and administrative part：
 

• The case of Wang xxx suing Zhang xxx, Beijing Lingyun Interaction Information Technology Co., Ltd. and Hainan Tianya Online Network Technology Co., Ltd. in a dispute over infringement of the right of reputation (one of the top ten cases in China in 2008, called China’s First Online Violence and First Cyber Manhunt Search by media)
• The RMB 3 million case of Lv xxx suing He xxx in a dispute over private lending (the lawyer represented the defendant to reject the plaintiff’s request of RMB 2.7 million, which was reported by many media in such programs as the Cases by Famous Lawyers)
• The case of children of Yan Youwen (Secretary Fu Zuoyi, underground CPC member) suing Central Party Literature Press in a dispute over right of reputation (won)
• The case of Yan xxx suing Standard Chartered Bank Beijing Branch and others in a dispute over compensation for property damage (won)
• The case of Ye xxx suing Shanxi Juneng Investment Co., Ltd. in a dispute over Shareholders' right to know (won)
• The retrial case of Beijing Municipal People's Procuratorate Branch No. 1’s counterappeal concerning the case of Li xxx and Bai xxx in a dispute over compensation for personal damage in a road traffic accident (won)
• The case of a Zhejiang company suing Shanghai Wushow Culture Communication Company in a dispute over performance contract (won)
• The case of Shi xxx suing China Pacific Insurance Beijing Branch in a dispute over insurance contract (won)
• The case of Beijing BitAuto Information Science and Technology Co., Ltd. being sued in a dispute over commercial defamation (won)
• The case of Zhang xxx’s succession in Beijing (won); the case of Ma xxx’s divorce in Beijing (won)
• The case of Li xxx suing Wang xxx in a dispute over property sharing in a cohabitation relationship (won)
• The case of Liu xxx suing a county public security bureau concerning administrative detention penalty (won)