Legislative Notes. An Introduction to the Development of Some Laws in Our Country (1982-2004)

Author: Gu Angran
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Features: Since 1979, China has made significant achievements in the development of its legal system. I have participated in the drafting and formulation of some fundamental laws, including the Constitution, state institutions, civil, criminal, procedural, as well as administrative and economic laws. I have a relatively deep understanding of the process of formulating the Constitution and other fundamental laws, their main principles, and some major issues I have studied. I have now compiled some of my writings from this period, including invited lectures on the Constitution and other fundamental laws, explanations of legal drafts, speeches at legislative working conferences, and remarks made during the drafting and research process, and published them in this book. I hope this will help readers understand the development of the legal system in New China, the drafting process, main principles, and issues of the Constitution and other fundamental laws. At the same time, I would like to make two points clear: First, this is my personal understanding and interpretation of the drafting and formulation of relevant laws, for reference only. Second, practice has proven that the Constitution and laws formulated in recent years are good, playing an important role in consolidating the people's democratic dictatorship, protecting citizens' rights and interests, maintaining social and economic order, promoting reform and opening up, and ensuring the smooth progress of socialist modernization.