China’s existing Corporate law was first formulated in 1993 and was revised partly in 1999 and 2004. In 2005, the corporate law was revised thoroughly and is called the new corporate law, which modernized China’s corporate law systems. Afterwards, corporate capital system and rules were revised in December 2013. In order to improve the application of the corporate law, China"s supreme court formulates and applies judicial interpretations regarding corporate law, which de facto becomes the parts of the corporate law system. So far, the supreme court has promulgated and applied four judicial interpretations of the corporate law. Although the judicial interpretations play important roles in the application of the corporate law, in deed, somerules created byjudicial interpretations should be formulated by law. And some recent provisionsin judicial interpretationsare contradictory tothelogic of corporate law, which leadsto the contradictory interpretation in corporate law cases. Also, the contents of judicial interpretations also reflect the new developing trends of China’s corporate law system. Furthermore, the corporate law revised in December 2013 looses the regulation system of corporate capital by adopting the subscripted capital system. The stockholder of limited liability company and non-public joint stock company don’t need to make payment for shares when the company is established. The registered Charter only disclose subscripted capital but not paid-up capital. In order to strengthen the creditors protection system that is weakened by the corporate capital reform, the State Council promulgated Provisional Regulations of Enterprise Information Disclosure in July 2014, which requires enterprises to disclose information through the Enterprise Credit Information Publication platform. All these reforms regarding corporate capital and enterprise information disclosure reflect the new development of China’s corporate law. Besides, as the development of corporate practices, there have been many corporate lawsuits in China, it exists that some of the judicial decisions with in novative features are both different from the corporate law doctrines of Civil law and Common law, which also reflects the new development trends of China’s corporate law. The new development of China corporate law are not only contradictory to much of the existing logicof corporate law but also have many distinctions with the corporate law of Civil law and Common lawmodels. So it is necessary to analyze the following problems and topics in depth both from the perspective of interpretation and legislation. In response, this paper explores the recently new development of China’s corporate law system that are reflected in the corporate law revised in 2013,provisional Regulations of Enterprise Information Disclosure, Judicial interpretations of corporate law and recent judicial decisions of corporate law cases. At the same time, this paper analyses the reasons for these new development and suggests the problems that need to be solved in the future.