Differences between revolutionary legal tradition and modern legal content

Revolutionary legal tradition refers to the legal tradition of China before modern times, which mainly includes Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. These legal traditions emphasize the norms of morality, ethics and etiquette, rather than the norms of rights, obligations and responsibilities emphasized by modern laws. Modern law refers to the modern legal system introduced and developed in China since modern times, including civil law, criminal law, commercial law and labor law. These legal systems emphasize the universal application, equality and justice of laws and are indispensable basic systems in modern society.