当时代的车轮隆隆转到1995年时,中国的老百姓已经对“破产”这个字眼不太陌生了。曾几何时,破产是一个十分敏感的“雷区”,在不可阻挡的改革大潮中,这又是一个人们想回避也回避不了的问题。当除旧布新的大军攻克了一个又一个堡垒之后,人们对市场经济悟出了一个最明白、最简单的老道理:适者生存。而不“适”市场经济、资不抵债的企业怎么办呢?破产!破产:死而无悔1986年12月,六届人大常委会第十八次会议通 When the wheels of the era rumbled to 1995, the Chinese people were already unfamiliar with the word “bankruptcy.” Once upon a time, bankruptcy was a very sensitive “minefield.” In the tide of unstoppable reforms, this is another issue that people want to avoid and avoid. When the new army, with the exception of the old cloth, captured one after another fortress, people realized a clear and simple truth about the market economy: the survival of the fittest. What should we do if we don’t “appropriate” market economy and insolvent companies? Bankruptcy! Bankruptcy: dead but no regrets In December 1986, the 18th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People’s Congress passed