Constitution and Political System of China, Second Edition

Author: Zhu Guobin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The book's distinctive feature lies in organically unifying knowledge, rules, and operational processes, emphasizing the social practical function of constitutional law itself. Constitutional law is a practical discipline that focuses on reality and solving real-world problems, which is the historical mission of the constitution. The author of this book, when elucidating theoretical propositions, pays attention to the contemporaneity and practical function of the Chinese Constitution, using constitutional law knowledge to specifically analyze the relationship between constitutional institutions and social life, and reveals the process of the operation of the Chinese Constitution from a perspective of degree. This research approach helps readers grasp constitutional knowledge, approach constitutional institutions, understand the spirit of the constitution, and enhance their awareness of upholding the authority of the constitution. The emergence and development of the current Constitution and political system of China are guided by certain theoretical principles, starting from the Chinese reality and tailored to the specific circumstances of China. To understand and study China's Constitution and political system, one must also begin with China's specific national conditions.
The distinctive feature of this book is the organic unification of knowledge, rules, and operational processes, emphasizing the social practical function of constitutional law itself. Constitutional law is a practical discipline that focuses on reality and solving real-world problems, which is the historical mission of the constitution. The author of this book, when elucidating theoretical propositions, pays attention to the contemporaneity and practical function of the Chinese Constitution, using constitutional law knowledge to specifically analyze the relationship between constitutional institutions and social life, and reveals the process of the operation of the Chinese Constitution from a perspective of degree. This research approach helps readers grasp constitutional knowledge, approach constitutional institutions, understand the spirit of the constitution, and enhance their awareness of upholding the authority of the constitution. The author of the book is familiar with the legal systems of mainland China and Hong Kong, understands the potential conflicts and integration between different constitutional cultures, and strives to explain constitutional institutions and theories in a professional yet accessible language.