Courts in China have effectively adjudicated cases relating to unfair competition practices in the Cyberspace with the application of the General Clause of the Law against Unfair Competition. When the Law against Unfair Competition was amended in 2017，the so-called Cyberspace Clause has been inserted therein and has since provided some deliberation space for its administrative enforcement. The Supreme Court and the State Administration for Market Regulation of China respectively disclosed their proposed draft measures in 2021 to effectively implement the Cyberspace Clause，which，nevertheless，shall conform fully to the right safeguarding logic against the unfair competition practices in the Cyberspace. Firstly，tort law has to be reaffirmed as the roots of the Law against Unfair Competition. Secondly，the concept like competition order shall be clearly defined. Thirdly，the limits for administrative remedy shall be strictly delineated. Lastly，collective interests of consumers shall be acknowledged and respected in the framework of the law against unfair competition.