Abstract The territorial jurisdiction of cyberspace tort disputes have given birth to much debates. Based on the discussion upon traditional principles of jurisdiction, the author generally expressed his opinion on new theories arising from this field and put forward that the local court in the plaintiff#39;s residence should have the priority to deal with such actions unless it was considered as a forum non convenience. In such a circumstance, the local court in the place of an infringe act could become a stand-in. There must be a difference between the places where the infringe act is committed and where it ends when we try to make a determination of the place of an infringe act. And where the terminal computers or the ICP severs located and whether they are intentionally used by relevant parties even could be the referenced factors in such a job. In this article, the author has also bought out his advice for legislation of cyberspace tort disputes by adequately opening out shortages in two judicial interpretations of Supreme People#39;s Court of PRC. Key Words: cyberspace tort, territorial jurisdiction, plaintiff#39;s residence, place of an infringe act, intentionally used, forum non conveniencee