Administrative penalty

Author: Xie Song
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This series of books aims to convey two layers of meaning: On the one hand, it represents its content, which is a comprehensive overview of various customs affairs in China, systematically introducing the current operation status and related knowledge of Chinese customs affairs. On the other hand, it represents its function, allowing readers to become familiar with the management system and legal regulations of Chinese customs through the series. Based on officially published normative documents for handling various customs affairs as its writing basis, the series is structured around the various affairs and business categories of customs, comprehensively introducing the functions of customs, the services customs provide to society, and the basic knowledge that society needs to understand about customs. Following this design approach, the entire series consists of 15 volumes. The series is directly aimed at three types of readers: First, individuals, enterprises, institutions, and organizations both within and outside China who need to handle customs affairs; second, people from all walks of life who wish to understand Chinese customs, especially aspiring young professionals hoping to join the customs civil service; and third, a wide range of customs officers within the customs system, who can find this series a highly beneficial reference when engaging in specific business tasks or professional studies. The content and writing style of the series adhere to the principles of "popular, concise, and practical," with concise, straightforward language and lively, engaging text, making it easy to read, understand, and comprehend. To avoid the monotony that readers often complain about, the entire series is carefully compiled with case studies, cartoons, and illustrations, blending knowledge with entertainment. It is both aesthetically pleasing to look at and captivating to read.