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China's online industries have developed rapidly in the past decades. But just like a coin has two sides, while the internet brings convenience for many, it also provides criminals with the technology and space for committing crimes. To cope with the growing litigation demands arising from the cyber space, three internet courts have been established in China since 2017. Over 350,000 cases have since been handled. What is the biggest difference between internet courts and traditional ones? How does an online court resolve disputes?