Chinese Legal History

Author: Guo Chengwei
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts and nineteen chapters, basing itself on the historical process of China, and is organized into four stages: the formation, development, flourishing, and modernization of Chinese law. It provides a detailed introduction to the legal systems of various dynasties in China from the origins of the Huaxia civilization to the establishment of the People's Republic of China. The book places great emphasis on the completeness of its system, the clarity of its narration, and the solidness of its historical sources, depicting a historical panorama of the development and evolution of Chinese law. While comprehensively discussing the legal concepts, legislative, legal systems, and legal cultures of each period, the author also introduces relevant legal figures, events, and judicial cases. Additionally, the book focuses on incorporating the latest theoretical research findings in the field and presenting its own perspectives, offering both breadth and depth.