Comparison of Family Law

Author: Yu Jing
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Striving to build a brand-new harmonious society is the highest goal of contemporary Chinese civilization and development. Within the framework of a harmonious society, the harmony and health of marriage and family relationships undoubtedly hold a special function akin to a cornerstone. The legal regulation of marriage and family relationships reflects the objective need for proactive and virtuous cycles between individuals and society. Continuously improving China's marriage and family legal system is not only a foundational project for building a harmonious society but also the noble and sacred duty of researchers in the field of marriage and family law. The book Comparative Family Law completed by Comrade Yu Jing represents yet another outstanding achievement in fulfilling the responsibilities of researchers in this field. This monograph first presents to readers the development trends of marriage and family relationships and the new models of legal regulation worldwide, offering fresh perspectives and a broad vision. After comprehensively and deeply comparing the marriage and family legal systems of China and other countries, as well as the legal systems governing parent-child relationships, the author proposes highly specific and highly operational legislative and judicial recommendations for the numerous new phenomena and issues emerging in contemporary China's marriage and family field, which hold significant innovative value. Regarding the legal systems governing relationships among other members, such as guardianship, adoption, and inheritance, the author also conducts corresponding research and exploration from new perspectives.