What's the difference between commercial law and civil law?

The differences between commercial law and civil law are as follows:

1, with different legislative values;

2. The subjects of adjustment are different;

3. Different adjustment objects;

4. Different subjects;

5. Different legal liability systems;

6, the specific provisions are different;

7. Different economic bases. Civil law is the legal provisions on some problems in people's civil activities, while commercial law mainly emphasizes the legal provisions on some profit-making behaviors. Civil law and commercial law belong to the category of private law, and they are laws that regulate civil and commercial behavior.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 134

A civil juristic act can be established unanimously or unilaterally based on the will of two or more parties.

If a legal person or an unincorporated organization makes a resolution in accordance with the way of discussion and voting procedures stipulated by law or articles of association, the resolution is established. Article 136

A civil juristic act shall take effect upon its establishment, except as otherwise provided by law or agreed by the parties.

Without the legal provisions or the consent of the other party, the actor may not change or terminate the civil juristic act.