92. A shareholder derivative action refers to a case where a company's directors, supervisors, senior managers or others violate laws, administrative regulations or the company's articles of association when the company's interests are harmed, and the company refuses or fails to pursue its responsibilities to meet legal requirements. Shareholders filed a lawsuit against the infringer in the name of the company, requesting the offender to compensate the company for losses. According to the above definitions, the following are shareholder derivative actions:. ["Li, the secretary of the board of a listed company, violated the company's articles of association when he performed the duties of the company, causing losses to the company. Wang is a shareholder who holds 10% of the shares for one year in a row. Wang can sue Li in the name of the company.", "Liu is the chairman and general manager of Company A. During his tenure, he repeatedly used his position to instruct the company's accountant to lend funds to a company B that was mainly established by Liu's son. The 3% shareholder of the company, Wang, believes that Company A should sue Company B for repayment, but Company A is unlikely to sue. Wang will sue Company B in his own name, asking Company B to return the loan to Company A.", "Huang is a director of Company A. Since 2012, during his tenure, Huang has applied for the establishment of Company B, which has the same business scope as Company A. Huang uses Company A's business channels and technical information. Engaging in similar business activities with the company, causing a loss of about 700,000 yuan for company A. Company A then sued and asked Huang to stop illegal business activities, return the illegal business income, and compensate for the losses.", "Zhong, the general manager of a joint stock limited company, violated the company's articles of association and loaned the company's funds to his wife's brother for free without the consent of the shareholders' meeting, which caused the company a loss of profits. In this regard, the company's supervisory board has the right to sue and request to Investigate Zhong's legal liability."]