Author: Zhang Guangxing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1997-07-01
Features: According to the "Opinions of the State Education Commission on the Construction and Reform of General Higher Education Textbooks during the Ninth Five-Year Plan Period," the focus of our "Ninth Five-Year Plan" is to compile modern legal textbooks that are distinctive, high-quality, play a key role in achieving the goals of legal education, and have significant impact. The modern legal textbooks adhere to the theory of building socialism with Chinese characteristics under the guidance of Comrade Deng Xiaoping and the spirit of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, facing modernization, the world, and the future. They are closely integrated with the actual development of China's legal system and legal education, aiming to cultivate high-quality legal talents for the 21st century. The textbooks are divided into several series, striving to comprehensively and accurately explain fundamental concepts, principles, and knowledge, absorbing outstanding academic achievements both domestically and internationally. Based on the combination of theory and practice, they achieve a unified balance of theoretical depth, practicality, relevance, and applicability. "General Theory of Debt Law" is one of the civil and commercial law series, compiled by Zhang Guangxing. Despite the great efforts made by the compiler, imperfections are inevitable, and we sincerely welcome readers' criticisms and corrections.
Editor-in-Charge: Wang Ling
Legal Department Legal Textbook Editorial Office
April 1997
General Theory of Debt Law
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