Influenced by the rule of feudal people, some people believe that the rule of law is mainly how the

It is said that before the Zhou Dynasty, it was "the rule of rites", that is, "the rule of man".

It mainly relies on morality and the ethics, etiquette, dignity, and order of feudal society.

At that time, the concept of the rule of law had not yet been formed.

Later, in the Spring and Autumn Period, a hundred schools of thought contended.

Confucius put forward the "Three Principles and Five Constants" to establish the etiquette order of feudal society.

The Han Fei subsystem put forward the idea of governing the country according to law.

Because ancient society was basically a dynastic system.

The king alone has the final say.

So the main judgment rests on him alone.

The king is honest and diligent in his administration, and the country benefits.

When the king is corrupt and mediocre, the country decays.

Eventful republic or constitutional monarchy in contemporary mature societies.

Laws are enacted jointly by the Parliament and the National Assembly.

There is also the separation of powers and mutual supervision.

In China, the people's congress is also nominally the highest legislative power.

The rule of law is the trend of future social development.

Although the king ruled also had his benefits.

But after all, it is a dead end in the stage of history.

Every generation needs to be constrained by the law, and people can't be governed. There are always unconscious people appearing. The rule of man is used in special situations.

The rule of law is a modern state in which the authority of the law is supreme, which is different from the rule of law and the rule of law, and even more so from the rule of man who is transferred by the subjective will of individuals or a small number of groups. Although there is no uniform model in a modern country governed by the rule of law, and there are many differences in the historical conditions and cultural traditions of various countries, the basic principles and systems adopted are generally the same, mainly that the law is greater than the executive power, the constitution has supreme authority, and no person or group is above the law; Legislative democracy, in which a broadly representative and regularly elected legislature makes laws and oversees the executive; The independence of the judiciary, its high standing and authority, and the existence of a system of judicial review to prevent arbitrary unconstitutionality; ** Exercise checks and balances among the various authorities to prevent the excessive power of individual agencies. What is the rule of law?

In accordance with the new provisions of the amended provisions of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, China implements the rule of law and builds a socialist country under the rule of law. Comparing our country's long-standing tradition of rule by man, this new regulation is indeed a fundamental change in the thinking of the founding of the country. Of course, to truly build a socialist country ruled by law, the people of the whole country will have to make unremitting efforts over a long period of time.

So, what is the rule of law? The rule of law is a modern state in which the authority of the law reigns supreme. The rule of law stands for "the rule of law", and in a country where the rule of law is practiced, the supreme authority is not a few individuals or groups who dictate at will, but a whole system of laws and how it operates, established according to the will of the people, enforced by an independent judiciary, and maintained by a check-and-hold regime.

The establishment of the rule of law is one of the main objectives of modern States, and the State of the rule of law can be seen as a State established on the principle of the rule of law.