Chinese Legal History

Author: Ye Xiaoxin
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book comprehensively introduces the basic context and main content of the development and evolution of China's legal system throughout history, as well as the distinctive features of the legal system in different historical stages, arranged in chronological order of dynasties. It incorporates the latest research findings in the field of Chinese legal history in recent years, particularly strengthening the introduction and summary of civil property systems and judicial litigation in ancient Chinese legal institutions. In terms of structure, it includes sections such as "Key Points of This Chapter," "Materials," "Explanations," "Cases," "Figures," "Illustrations," and "Summary of This Chapter." Through the citation of historical sources, explanations of legal phenomena, examples of typical cases, and introductions of the deeds of ancient judges, it helps students establish a sense of the rule of law, enhance their cognitive abilities, and deeply understand and master Chinese legal culture and legal traditions. The book features an innovative structure, clear and accessible language, and well-organized content, making it an ideal textbook and reference for law students, legal professionals, and enthusiasts studying Chinese legal history. This book comprehensively introduces the basic context and main content of the development and evolution of China's legal system throughout history, as well as the distinctive features of the legal system in different historical stages, arranged in chronological order of dynasties. It incorporates the latest research findings in the field of Chinese legal history in recent years, particularly strengthening the introduction and summary of civil property systems and judicial litigation in ancient Chinese legal institutions. In terms of structure, it includes sections such as "Key Points of This Chapter," "Materials," "Explanations," "Cases," "Figures," "Illustrations," and "Summary of This Chapter." Through the citation of historical sources, explanations of legal phenomena, examples of typical cases, and introductions of the deeds of ancient judges, it helps students establish a sense of the rule of law, enhance their cognitive abilities, and deeply understand and master Chinese legal culture and legal traditions. The book features an innovative structure, clear and accessible language, and well-organized content, making it an ideal textbook and reference for law students, legal professionals, and enthusiasts studying Chinese legal history.