Classic books on law that law students should read

"West Window Law Rain" Liu Xing, a native of Beijing. He was a scout of the People's Liberation Army and later an architectural design draughtsman. He graduated from the Law School of Sun Yat-sen University and the Graduate School of China University of Political Science and Law, and was a visiting scholar at the American Law School.

He used to be a professor of law at Sun Yat-sen University and a doctoral supervisor of legal theory at Sun Yat-sen University. He is currently a professor and doctoral supervisor at China University of Political Science and Law. He has published a number of legal works, published a number of them, and has written legal essay columns in newspapers and periodicals such as Southern Weekly, Legal System, and Wen Wei Po.

This book talks about Western legal culture in a friendly, peaceful and humorous way, and comments on the legal phenomenon materials that seem to be handy, talking about Western legal cultural phenomena, but it always enlightens Chinese's legal awareness and concept of the rule of law, and mobilizes readers' thinking without a trace to think about China's problems. The article is short and wonderful, and through storytelling, readers can unconsciously appreciate the author's cutting-edge and cutting-edge research experience, and in such a discussion, enter the world of legal wisdom and enjoy the fun of wisdom.

The most basic book --- Law Wild Crossing".

There are many, such as "The Rain of the West Window", "The Rule of Law and Its Local Resources", "The Constitution of a Great Power", "On Crime and Punishment", "The Defense of Not Guilty", etc., some of these books are very easy to understand, and some are full of philosophy, which is very suitable for new students of law.

"Interpretation of Civil Law", "General Theory of Civil Law", "Basis of Jurisprudence", "Introduction to the Constitution", "Introduction to Civil Law", "Economic Law", "West Window Law Rain", "Rule of Law and Its Local Resources", "Constitution of a Great Power", "On Crime and Punishment", "Innocence Defense", etc.

First, "Interpretation of Civil Law", second, "General Theory of Civil Law", third, "Foundations of Jurisprudence", fourth, "Introduction to the Constitution", fifth, "Introduction to Civil Law", sixth, "Economic Law", etc.

Logic, Legal Logic, Legal Yedu, Rural China, Wooden Leg Justice, these books are all worth recommending, and they can play a helpful role in the law major.

"Chinese Law and Chinese Society", "Sending Law to the Countryside: A Study of China's Grassroots Judicial System", "The Constitution of a Great Power: The Institutional Composition of Historical China", "In Front of the Law", "The Struggle for Power", "Legal Logic", "The Ideal Country", etc.

"The Metaphysical Principles of Law", "The Ideal State", "The Nature of the Judicial Process", "Civil Law Thinking: The Basic Theoretical System of the Right of Claim", and "Civil Law Interpretation" are all very worthy of reading for newcomers to the law major.

These introductory books are: The Metaphysical Principles of Law, The Ideal State, The Nature of the Judicial Process, Civil Law Thinking: A Basic Theoretical System of Claims, and Civil Law Hermeneutics.