Zhao Bingzhi s main academic works, Zhao Bingzhi s academic thoughts

Through years of tireless academic exploration, Professor Zhao Bingzhi has conducted in-depth and detailed research on many issues in criminal law, many of which have the status of pioneers. The following summarizes the more representative views put forward by Professor Zhao Bingzhi for the benefit of readers. Zhao Bingzhi is one of the earliest major scholars engaged in the study of criminal law in the field of "one country, two systems" in China.

He conducted a relatively comprehensive comparative study of the criminal legislation and judiciary on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, analyzed the characteristics and strengths of the criminal laws on both sides of the Taiwan Strait in terms of structure, legal content, and legislative technology, and put forward suggestions for improving them by drawing on and learning from each other. He held that in handling cross-strait criminal and legal issues, it is necessary to thoroughly safeguard the reunification of the motherland.

1. The principle of equal protection of the interests of compatriots and mutual respect for history and reality; Distinguish whether the crime is punished by the criminal law of the two sides of the strait, whether it is an international crime, and so on, and reasonably and realistically resolve the attribution of jurisdiction in criminal cases involving each other on both sides of the strait; All kinds of historical and criminal responsibility issues for Taiwan compatriots should be treated leniently, and should not or in principle should not be criminally prosecuted. The issue of criminal liability of mainland personnel who illegally cross the border to Taiwan should be handled differently depending on the situation; At this stage, the authorities and relevant parties on both sides of the strait should cooperate in punishing and preventing maritime crimes in the Taiwan Strait; The two sides of the strait should work toward the gradual establishment of a comprehensive cooperative relationship in criminal justice. Zhao Bingzhi also made pioneering explorations on the mutual criminal law issues between Chinese mainland, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Macao Special Administrative Region. His achievements in the field of "one country, two systems" criminal law have attracted the attention of relevant parties at home and abroad.

He pointed out that in resolving inter-regional conflicts over criminal jurisdiction, we should insist on upholding national sovereignty.

1. The principles of mutual respect, non-interference, consultation on an equal footing, and timely and effective punishment of crimes, and on this basis, specific rules for settlement are proposed. On the issue of the rational division of inter-regional criminal jurisdiction in China, he proposed the principle of territorial jurisdiction as the basis, and the principle of reasonable and effective punishment and prevention of crime as the auxiliary principle.

Professor Zhao Bingzhi has a wide range of research fields, including Chinese criminal law, Chinese inter-regional criminal law, and international criminal law, as well as in-depth and detailed research on new crimes such as financial crimes, computer crimes, cybercrimes, and intellectual property crimes. The above only picks up Professor Zhao Bingzhi's representative views; As for other aspects, I will not go into them for the sake of space.

Zhao Bingzhi, male, born in 1956, is from Nanyang, Henan. He is currently the dean of the Institute of Criminal Legal Sciences and the School of Law of Beijing Normal University, a professor of law, a doctor of law, and a doctoral supervisor. He is also the vice chairman of the International Association of Criminal Law and the chairman of the China Branch, the president of the Chinese Society of Criminal Law, the specially invited consultant of the Supreme People's Court, and a member of the Expert Advisory Committee of the Supreme People's Procuratorate.

From 1988 to 1997, he participated in the work of the Chinese legislature on the Personality Criminal Code. His publications have won many awards at the national, ministerial or university levels. In 1991, he was awarded the title of "Chinese Doctoral Degree Winner with Outstanding Contributions" by the State Education Commission and the Academic Degree Committee. In 1993, he won the "Young Teacher Award" of the 4th National Colleges and Universities of the Fok Yingdong Education Association.

Chinese criminal law, international criminal law, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan criminal law. For a long time, Comrade Zhao Bingzhi has devoted himself to the reform of China's criminal law, the theory and practice of China's criminal law, as well as the investigation of international crimes and the study of international criminal law issues, and has published more than 400 articles, making great contributions to the development and construction of China's law.

(1) Accounting Informatization Basics - Excel Advanced Application, People's Posts and Telecommunications Press, 2008 (2) Network Information Resources Organization and Retrieval, People's Posts and Telecommunications Press, 2004 (3) Introduction to Home Computer Use, University of Electronic Science and Technology Press, 2000 (4) word97 Chinese version of advanced application and skills, People's Posts and Telecommunications Press, 1999 (5) Visual Classes and Objects Detailed Explanation, People's Posts and Telecommunications Press, 1998