Chinese Literature and Chinese Law

Author: Yu Zongqi
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: As one of the extracurricular book series for Chinese law students and postgraduates, this book was written in response to an invitation from the China University of Political Science and Law Press. In terms of discipline construction and development, systematically clarifying and interpreting the legal thought significance of 3,000 years of law-related literature in China since the Shangshu and Shijing, examining and summarizing the successes and shortcomings of the reflection of China's legal implementation history in the form of literature across dynasties, describing and discussing the achievements and existing problems of contemporary Chinese law-related literature in depicting and reflecting on the construction of socialist rule of law are unprecedentedly arduous pioneering interdisciplinary academic projects. They are fraught with difficulties and risks. Without the pioneering spirit of being the first in the world, the academic courage to fear no failure, and the high level of self-consciousness to bravely explore and advance in the interdisciplinary field of law and literature, it would have been impossible to bring this academic project to the agenda of the publisher.
By understanding the reasons for writing this book, readers will benefit greatly from reading it, entering the vast and magical world of Chinese law-related literature with a 3,000-year history, satisfying their eyes and enriching their knowledge.