"Private Investment Fund Contract Guidance No.2 (Guidelines for Necessary Articles of Association)" stipulates that corporate funds can be managed by self-management or by entrusting other private equity fund management institutions. In case of independent operation, the management structure and investment decision-making procedures shall be clearly defined in the articles of association; If the management is entrusted, the name of the manager shall be specified in the articles of association, and the authority of the manager and the calculation and payment method of the management fee shall be listed. Where the company's property is entrusted, the name of the entrusted institution or the scope of authorization granted by all shareholders to the board of directors/executive director on the entrusted matters shall be clearly defined in the articles of association, including but not limited to selecting the trustee and signing the entrusted agreement. If all shareholders of the company unanimously agree not to trust, it shall be clearly stipulated in the company's articles of association that the company's funds shall not be trusted, and the system measures and dispute settlement mechanism for ensuring the safety of investment funds and property shall be clearly defined.