Viewpoint Law 2004

Author: Zhu Xiao
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: After reading "Perspectives," learn to agree with different opinions. — Luo Weiguo, President of the China Economic and Cultural Research Institute
Excerpt of the excerpt, the best of the best, saving readers a lot of time. — Gao Qiyuan, Editor-in-Chief of Northeast University
"Perspectives" includes reflection and review, as well as debates and focal points, covering all aspects of society, especially capturing the essence of history serving the present. It is a highly inspiring collection. — Wang Wangxiang, Master's Student at Northwest Normal University
The excerpt section of "Perspectives" is very extensive, containing dynamic content such as news from important academic conferences and conference opinions; the debate column is particularly strong, especially with opposing viewpoints. — Wei Mingkong, Doctoral Supervisor at the Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
A platform to understand academic hotspots and a window to see academic dynamics. — Li Xiaojun, Doctoral Student at the Law School of Tsinghua University
Chinese people often call applying for administrative licenses "running for approval." A single word, "run," profoundly reflects the hardships and sorrows of the people! In 2004, the "Administrative Licensing Law of the People's Republic of China," which was called a self-revolution by Premier Wen Jiabao for administrative organs, was finally enacted, making "running for approval" a thing of the past.