In the practical operation of land expropriation and demolition, many expropriating authorities often cross legal boundaries and disregard statutory expropriation procedures to accelerate the demolition progress. They conduct illegal forced demolition of legal houses, historically retained houses, and compliant houses without property certificates without prior notification, judicial ruling or public announcement. Meanwhile, tortious acts such as violent relocation coercion, illegal water and power cut-offs, illegal site clearance, and malicious damage to above-ground attachments frequently occur. Such behaviors lead to the complete destruction of residential buildings, the total loss of indoor daily necessities, valuable property, seedlings and crops, causing irreversible and substantial economic losses to relevant parties. After illegal forced demolition and administrative infringement occur, simple communication and negotiation often fail to compensate clients for all losses. In this context, administrative compensation rights protection serves as a core approach to recover economic losses and hold illegal administrative acts accountable, as well as a crucial legal remedy for expropriated persons to retrieve demolition-related losses.