As civil and commercial contacts between China and other countries increase exponentially, so do the disputes that result from these interactions. Efficient resolution of these ensuing disputes demands cross-border movement of judgments. However, beyond some divorce and bankruptcy matters, to date hardly any foreign judgments have been recognized in China. This harsh reality calls for a full investigation of the relevant Chinese legal environment èˆ' an investigation which will enhance availability of legal remedies in China and uncover effective strategies of dispute resolution containing Chinese elements.