With Taiwan's increasing dependence on the Mainland China's market, the issue of trade remedies is getting more and more important to Taiwan. To carry out its promise to abide by the rules of the WTO, China has set up and revised a number of laws and regulations, including the PRC Regulation on Safeguard Measures. Generally speaking, the content of the abovementioned Regulation roughly complies with China's obligations under international trade law, and improves transparency and reasonableness of investigation and implementation of safeguard measures. The transparency and reasonableness of trade regime will be advantageous to reduce the operational risk and increase the predictability of cross-Strait trade relations. However, it still has certain inconsistency and ambiguity between the PRC Regulation and the WTO Agreements, which probably can not prevent the safeguard measures from being misused. In addition, China's lack of experience in carrying out safeguard measures and in dealing with WTO disputes is worthy to be noticed. For instance, the reports and decisions made by competent authorities in the case of China's definitive safeguard measures on certain steel products announced on November 19, 2002 are still far from the requirements of international trade !aw. This kind of situation not only impairs the trade interest of Taiwan's trader but also increase the possibilities of disputes which China has to face. As an important importer of Mainland China, Taiwan shall pay more attention to the cross-Strait regimes of trade remedies and learn how to cope with China's safeguard measures.