What are the three basic principles of traditional civil law?

The three basic principles of civil law are the basic norms of civil legislation, civil behavior and civil justice, and they are the basic principles that embody the spirit of civil law and guide civil legislation, justice and civil activities. The basic principles of civil law reflect the fundamental attributes of civil life, especially the general situation, trends and requirements of civil society. Articles 3-7 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of our country stipulate the principles of our civil law, which can be roughly divided into two categories: one is the principle that has universal binding force on the content of civil law, which is the basic principle guiding civil legislation, civil trial and civil activities, such as equality and voluntariness, and the other is the principle applicable to specific civil legal relations, such as fairness, honesty and credit, and prohibition of abuse of rights. China's civil legislation has established the following basic principles of civil law: equality, voluntariness, fairness, honesty and credit, public order and good customs, and prohibition of abuse of rights.