Document:

Exhibit 4.118

 

Agreement on Enforcement of Arbitration Award

 

 

Party A: Fortune (Beijing) Huiying Investment Consultation Co.,
Ltd. (“CIC”)

Residence: Room 1136, 10, Xuanwumenwai Street, Xicheng District,
Beijing

Legal representative: Yang Lin

 

 

Party B: Langfang Shengshi Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.

Residence: North of Eastern Section, Langba Road, Hancun Town, Yongqing
County, Langfang

Legal representative: Zhan Jiantao

 

 

Party C: Beijing Bluestone Investment Management Co., Ltd.

Residence: Room 605, Qingyun Dangdai Building, 9, Mantingfangyuan
Community, Qingyun Lane, Haidian District, Beijing

Legal representative: Wang Ling

 

Party D: Wang Ling

Residence: 301, Unit 4, Building 19, Wan Liu Wan Quan Xin Xin Community,
Haidian District, Beijing

ID card number:

 

 

Whereas award Z. G. M. J. C. Zi No. 1130 (the “Award”)
was made on October 23, 2015 with respect to dispute arising out of loan and equity transfer among the said four parties, which
has been submitted to China International Economical and Trade Arbitration Commission. NOW THEREFORE the said four parties (collectively
referred to as “the Parties”) have reached the following agreement with respect to enforcement of the award through
equal negotiations for mutual observance and performance:

 

 

Article 1

The Parties have no objection to the result of the arbitration,
and they all agree that Party A has the following creditor’s rights to Party B, Party C and Party D according to such result:

1. Loan

1.1 Principal: RMB55, 885, 080.65;

1.2 Fund occupation cost: RMB8, 833, 448.22 (from March 10, 2015
to December 10, 2015 at annual interest rate of 21%);

2. Equity transfer price

2.1 Principal: RMB82, 000,000;

2.2 Fund occupation cost: RMB 4, 373, 333.33(from September 21,
2014 to December 31, 2014);

2.3 Fund occupation cost: RMB16, 247, 903.23 (from January 1, 2015
to December 10, 2015 at annual interest rate of 21%);

3 Attorney fee: RMB 500, 000.

4 Arbitration fee: RMB 890.904.7

The Parties acknowledge the said debts are RMB168, 730, 670.13
in total.

     

     

    

Article 2

Party A agrees that all the debts determined in the result of the
arbitration will be discharged by Party B. If Party B could discharge the debts prior to December 10, 2015, Party A agrees to reduces
the debt by RMB13,845,589.48 (including attorney fee of RMB500,000, arbitration cost of RMB890.904.7 and fund occupation cost of
RMB12,454.684.78), that is to say, the total amount payable by Party B is RMB154,885,080.65, and Party B shall remit all the amounts
to the following account of Party A prior to December 10, 2015:

Opening bank: China Construction Bank Beijing Fuxing Branch;

Account name: Fortune (Beijing) Huiying Investment Consultation
Co., Ltd.;

Account number: 11001046500053004058

 

Article 3

If Party B fully repaid the above debt within the agreed time limit,
Party A shall, within 5 working days upon receipt of full repayment, coordinate with Party B in discharging all securities created
for the said debt, and the result of the arbitration shall be deemed as have been enforced without objections by any party.

 

Article 4

In the event that Party B fails to fully repaid the said debts within
the agreed time limit set forth herein, Party A’s undertaking of debt reduction will become invalid immediately, in which
case Party A has the right to initiate award enforcement procedures and has the right of indemnity of all creditor’s rights,
and Party B, Party C and Party D shall bear the relevant legal liabilities according to result of the arbitration.

 

 

Article 5

This agreement represents the consensus reached by the Parties in
order to promote enforcement of the award, and shall not be deemed as replacement or alteration of the arbitration.

 

 

Article 6

This agreement is made in quadruplicate, with each Party holding
one copy. This agreement shall come into force immediately after being signed or affixed with seals by each Party. Each of those
copies shall have the same legal effect.

 

 

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Party A (seal):

Authorized signatory:

Date: December 9, 2015

 

 

Party B (seal):

Authorized signatory:

Date: December 9, 2015

 

 

Party C (seal):

Authorized signatory:

Date: December 9, 2015

 

 

Party D (seal):

Authorized signatory:

Date: December 9, 2015Exhibit 4.119

 

Reorganization Framework Agreement

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

May 2015

 

    	 

     

    

Table of contents

 

	Article 1 Reorganization scheme	4
	1.1 Termination of VIE agreement	4
	1.2 Arrangement for variation in equity Financial Sector holds in Cowboy Network	4
	1.3 Principle of reorganization	5
	Article 2 Reorganization steps and closing	5
	2.1 Execution of relevant implementation documents	5
	2.2 Performing variation registration procedures	5
	Article 3 Confidentiality	5
	Article 4 Breach of contract and liability	6
	4.1 Breach of contract	6
	4.2 Liability for breach of contract	6
	Article 5 Governing law and settlement of dispute	6
	5.1 Governing law	6
	5.2. Settlement of dispute	6
	Article 6 Supplementary provisions	6
	6.1 Effect	6
	6.2 Termination of agreement and legal consequence	7
	6.3 Amendment	7
	6.4 Counterpart	7
	Exhibit 1   List of VIE Agreements	9

 

    	 

     

    

Reorganization Framework Agreement

 

This reorganization framework agreement (hereinafter referred to
as the “Agreement”) was entered into by the following Parties (hereinafter referred to collectively as the “Parties”
and individually as the “Party”) in Beijing on May 4, 2015:

 

		(1)	China Finance Online Co., Ltd. (”Financial Sector”)

Authorized representative: 

Residence:

 

(2) Danford (H.K.) limited (”Investor”) 

Authorized representative: 

Residence: Rooms 05-07, 37F, The Center, 99, Queen’s Road,
Hong Kong

 

(3) Dongjin Investment Co., Ltd. (”Cayman Company”
or “Dongjin Investment”) 

Authorized representative: 

Residence: P.O. Box 613 GT, 4TH Floor Harbour Centre,
George Town, Grand Cayman K Y 1-1107, Cayman Islands

 

(4) Beijing Cairuitong Technology Co., Ltd. (”WFOE”
or “CRT”) 

Legal representative: Ma Yong 

Residence: Room 401, Building 1, Courtyard 1, Shangdi Road East,
Haidian District, Beijing

 

(5) Caifu Xinying Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. (”Domestic-funded
Company” or “CFXY”) 

Legal representative: Ma Yong 

Residence: Room 1108, Building 29, Courtyard 9, An’ning Zhuang
Road West, Haidian District, Beijing

 

(6) Beijing Cowboy Network Technology Co., Ltd. (”Cowboy
Network”) 

Legal representative: Lu Yuxun 

Residence: Room1702, 17F, 28, Beisanhuan Road East, Chaoyang District,
Beijing

 

(7) Ma Yong 

ID card number: 

Residence:

 

(8) Wang Yongzhe 

ID card number: 

Residence:

 

    	 

     

    

WHEREAS:

 

(1) Dongjing Investment is a limited company incorporated and validly
existing under laws of Cayman, which, through Dongjing Investment Service Limited, one of its subsidiaries in Hong Kong, incorporates
CRT, a wholly-funded subsidiary of Dongjing Investment in Beijing; CRT and CFXY and its shareholders (Ma Yong and Wang Yongzhe)
have entered into a series of control agreements set out in the Exhibit 1 (collectively referred to as the “VIE Agreement”).
Cayman Company realizes its control over agreements of CFXY through arrangements made in such VIE agreement. Cowboy Network is
a subsidiary in which CFXY holds 90% equity;

 

(2) Investor, a wholly-funded subsidiary indirectly controlled by
the Financial Sector, acquired shares of Cayman Company in January 2013, thus holding its 2% equity, thereby indirectly acquiring
1.8% equity of Cowboy Network. Besides, the Financial Sector holds 10% equity in Cowboy Network through Beijing Zhongcheng Futong
Technology Co., Ltd. (”ZCFT”);

 

(3) Cowboy Network intends to return red chip and seeks for listing
and trading in domestic capital market of China (the “Reorganization”);

 

THEREFORE, the Parties, through friendly negotiations and based
on true expression of intent, reached the following agreement for mutual observance with respect to matters related to variation
in equity of Cowboy Network held by Financial Sector which are involved in this reorganization.

 

Article 1 Reorganization scheme

 

1.1 Termination of VIE agreement

 

1.1.1 Each Party acknowledges and agrees that all VIE agreements
entered into between CRT and CFXY and its shareholders (Ma Yong and Wang Yongzhe) are terminated as of the date of this agreement.

 

1.1.2 As of the date of this agreement, neither Party will undertake
any legal or contractual obligation thereunder to the other Party. Neither Party shall take any legal act against the other Party
with respect to any matter arising out of or in connection with the VIE agreement.

 

1.2 Arrangement for variation in equity Financial
Sector holds in Cowboy Network

 

1.2.1 The 1.8% equity the Financial Sector indirectly holds in Cowboy
Network through the Investor will be held by ZCFT or any other entity designated by the Financial Sector. For this purpose, CFXY
shall transfer the 1.8% equity it holds in Cowboy Network to the said transferee for a consideration of RMB 1.00.

 

1.2.2 The 1.8% equity the Financial Sector holds in Cowboy Network
through the ZCFT will be held by Beijing Guorong Chengyuan Technology Co., Ltd. or any other entity designated by the Financial
Sector.

 

1.2.3 The 5.00004% equity the Financial Sector holds in Cowboy Network
through the ZCFT will be held by Caifuqicheng (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. or any other entity designated by the Financial Sector.

 

1.2.4 The 4.99996% equity the Financial Sector holds in Cowboy Network
through the ZCFT will be held by Shenzhen Shangtong Software Co., Ltd. or any other entity designated by the Financial Sector.

 

    	 

     

    

1.3 Principle of reorganization

 

1.3.1 The Parties acknowledge and agree that reorganization arrangements
hereunder represent agreement the Parties reach through equitable negotiations based on true expression of their own intents. The
Parties undertake that they will do their own utmost efforts and will cause their affiliates to promote full implementation of
reorganization target contemplated herein.

 

1.3.2 The Parties shall be responsible for coordination within transition
period in principles of reliance on and responsible for each other to lay good foundation for their future development and cooperation.

 

Article 2 Reorganization steps and closing

 

2.1 Execution of relevant implementation documents

 

After this agreement is executed, the Parties will coordinate and
will cause their affiliates involved in the reorganization to coordinate with each other to execute necessary implementation documents
for the restructuring based on conditions and principles set forth herein within reasonable time as soon as practicable, including
but not limited to (1) agreement for transfer of equity of Cowboy Network; (2) necessary resolution documents (resolution of shareholder’s
meeting and resolution of board of directors).

 

2.2 Performing variation registration procedures

 

After the above relevant implementation documents are executed,
the Parties and they will cause their affiliates involved in the reorganization to provide cooperation positively to perform registration
procedures necessary for the change with respect to matters involved in the reorganization with competent governmental authority
(including but not limited to authority for commercial & industrial administration) to realize the objective of reorganization
set forth herein.

 

Article 3 Confidentiality

 

The Parties shall take appropriate actions to keep in strict confidence
any information and date involved in formation and performance of this agreement, and either party, without written consent of
the other party, shall not disclose information and data relating to cooperation (unless information is provided for professional
organizations appointed with consent of the Parties and documents are submitted to governmental authority).The Parties shall cause
their staff to keep in confidence their trade secret the staff obtains or knows during his or her performance of duty, and staff
of either Party, without consent of the other Party, shall not use or disclose the said confidential information it obtains during
his or her work other than the cooperation.

 

    	 

     

    

Article 4 Breach of contract and liability

 

4.1 Breach of contract

 

Failure of either Party or its affiliate involved in the reorganization
to perform the whole or part of or to properly perform its obligations hereunder, or violation of any provision hereof by such
Party or such affiliate constitute breach of contract (the breaching party referred to as “Defaulting Party”).

 

4.2 Liability for breach of contract

 

The defaulting party shall be liable for any and all actual direct
losses, damages, costs or liabilities of other Parties due to the breach of contract. In the event that the fault is attributable
to the Parties, each Party shall bear their own liability and loss on the basis of facts. For avoidance of ambiguity, the defaulting
party in no event shall be liable to other Parties for any indirect or incidental loss or damage, and any loss of profit due to
such breach.

 

Article 5 Governing law and settlement of dispute

 

5.1 Governing law

 

Conclusion, performance and interpretation of this agreement shall
be governed by current laws and regulations of China.

 

5.2. Settlement of dispute

 

Any dispute and claim arising out of or in connection with interpretation,
breach, termination and effect of this agreement shall be settled through friendly negotiations. Either Party shall commence its
negotiations with respect to dispute with other Parties upon receipt of written request for negotiations from other Parties In
the event that the dispute cannot be settled within thirty (30) days upon negotiations, either Party may submit the dispute to
Beijing Arbitration Commission for arbitration under its rules in Beijing. Arbitration award is final and binding upon the Parties.

 

Article 6 Supplementary provisions

 

6.1 Effectiveness of agreement

 

6.1.1 This agreement comes into force from the date of its execution
by legal representatives or authorized representatives of the Parties.

 

6.1.2 This agreement is intended to define consensus reached by
the Parties and their relevant related parties in principle with respect to the transaction. The Parties and any other related
party shall negotiate and execute exact legal documents in connection with the transaction in principles set forth herein.

 

6.1.3 Exact legal document executed by the Parties and related parties
in future shall fall within the framework of principles set out herein. Any provision of any such exact legal document that violates
this agreement shall be invalid.

 

    	 

     

    

6.2 Termination of agreement and legal consequence

 

6.2.1 This agreement may be terminated with consensus reached by
the Parties.

 

6.2.2 Termination of any transaction document shall neither influence
right or debt of either Party incurred or accumulated up to such termination, including accrued or accumulated debts to other Parties
under such transaction document and applicable laws, or any claim against other Parties or Party to which such Party is entitled
under such transaction document, nor influence any provision that survives from termination expressed or implied in such transaction
document.

 

6.2.3 Article 3 (Confidentiality), Article 4 (Breach of contract
and liability), Article 5 (Governing law and settlement of dispute), and this Article 6 (Supplementary provisions) hereof shall
survive from termination of this agreement and any other transaction document and remain binding upon the Parties.

 

6.3 Amendment

 

Any amendment to, supplement to or alteration of this agreement
shall be made in writing only, and shall not come into force and have binding effects until it is signed by authorized representatives
of the Parties.

 

6.4 Counterpart

 

This agreement shall be made in octuplicate, with each Party holding
one copy, each of which shall have the same legal effects.

 

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Duly authorized representatives of each
Party have executed this agreement in the place and on the date on the first written.

 

China Finance Online Co., Ltd. 

(Seal)

 

Authorized representative (signature):

 

Danford (H.K.) limited 

(Seal) 

Authorized representative (signature):

 

Dongjin Investment Co., Ltd. ( “Cayman Company” or
“Dongjin Investment”) 

(Seal) 

Authorized representative (signature):

 

Beijing Cairuitong Technology Co., Ltd. 

(Seal) 

Legal representative (signature):

 

Caifu Xinying Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. 

(Seal) 

Legal representative (signature):

 

Beijing Cowboy Network Technology Co., Ltd. ( “Cowboy Network”) 

(Seal) 

Authorized representative (signature):

 

Ma Yong (signature):

 

Wang Yongzhe (signature):

 

    	 

     

    

Exhibit 1 List of VIE Agreements

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