What is the legal basis for the implementation of land reform after the founding of new China

Because China is a large agricultural country, peasants accounted for the vast majority of the population at that time, and only with the implementation of land reform can we gain the support of the majority of the people, and ultimately win the victory of the revolution. According to the Constitution, "No organization or individual may appropriate, buy, sell, lease or otherwise illegally transfer land." This gave rise to the main features of the old system of state-owned land use: first, the use of land without compensation, second, the use of land for an unlimited period of time, and third, the inadmissibility of transfer. The Eighth Meeting of the Central People's Government Committee discussed and passed the Land Reform Law of the People's Republic of China*** and the State. The Land Reform Law stipulates that "the feudal and exploitative land ownership system of the landlord class shall be abolished and the land ownership system of the peasants shall be implemented, by which the productive forces in the countryside shall be liberated, agricultural production shall be developed, and the way shall be opened for the industrialization of the new China."