China's first anti-monopoly law took effect on Agu.1. It is aiming at promoting a fair competition market and cracking down on monopolies, making no difficulty for the growth of companies. The real threats against market development are the conducts that companies abuse their control status and build market access barriers. If the company in a monopoly position makes use of its advantages to set up obstacles against its competitors and control the products and prices, it certainly should be subjected to the anti-monopoly law.
It is important for Chinese companies to aware of the significance of healthy competition and non-stop innovation. Only in this way, the productivity could be improved and the market could flourish with more and more quality products coming forth. 
