Civil Law Research--Reform of the Civil Procedure Law

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Features: With the development and deepening of the market economy, legal research and concern for the society it resides in have become more closely intertwined. Emerging legal issues and applications have shown a diverse trend, and it has become the mission of the legal community to strive for more comprehensive and actionable legal research. The Monthly Review of Civil and Commercial Law aims to establish a platform for exchange, providing a vibrant space for the legal community to explore new perspectives in legal research. Although focused on civil and commercial law, this series also welcomes broad private law topics. The development of the civil litigation system, such as the upcoming legal reforms in mainland China and the intensive reforms in Taiwan, has been highly regarded in recent years. This issue's thematic discussion specifically invites three scholars from mainland China—Chen Gang, Li Xilian, and Tan Qiugui—as well as two professors from Taiwan—Jiang Shiming and Wei Daling—to enrich the theory and practice of civil litigation law from different perspectives.