| Abstract: | The Charity Law of China attempted to use a large number of regulatory and supportive provisions to realize its legislation objectives of promoting charity. However, based on the relevant Japanese comparative prospective of related legislation, this paper argues that The Charity Law of China cannot clearly define “the concept and extent of charity” and “the extent of forbidding charities damaging the public interest”, and it also fails to reach basic agreements on “regulations and rules about qualification of charitable donations”. Therefore, the administrative departments are likely to create some vague discretion, which will further affect the development of charity. |
