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Economic growth in China contributed to the social transformation of Chinese society. Changes in the political and legal environment have stimulated the formation of non-governmental organizations. NGOs have become an integral part of Chinese society. Their number is growing rapidly and shows impressive growth dynamics. Individuals and groups of citizens were able to gain independence in the community and participate in its life on the «horizontal» level. Increasing the number of NGOs in China today shows that they fill the social space, which the government and the business sector cannot fill. Government political control over NGOs is tough enough. However, at the end of 2013 shall come into force amendments to the legislation that streamline and greatly simplify the process of registration of NGOs in China. ; Economic growth in China contributed to the social transformation of Chinese society. Changes in the political and legal environment have stimulated the formation of non-governmental organizations. NGOs have become an integral part of Chinese society. Their number is growing rapidly and shows impressive growth dynamics. Individuals and groups of citizens were able to gain independence in the community and participate in its life on the «horizontal» level. Increasing the number of NGOs in China today shows that they fill the social space, which the government and the business sector cannot fill. Government political control over NGOs is tough enough. However, at the end of 2013 shall come into force amendments to the legislation that streamline and greatly simplify the process of registration of NGOs in China.