What traditional legal thoughts did China critically inherit from China?

1. In China in feudal society, the essence is the rule of man, not the rule of law. Its way is to adjust the relationship between people with the binding force of morality (feudal morality) and criminal law (feudal punishment).

2. During the capitalist period, China was essentially influenced by the bourgeois ideology of major developed countries in modern times, and some legal forms were transplanted in the process of gradually fighting against feudal ideology. Because the bourgeoisie has existed for a short time, it has not formed a relatively systematic and perfect legal system.

3. The concept of socialist legal system and rule of law you mentioned is essentially different from the above two laws, while legislation and law enforcement only have some experience for reference in how to adjust the form of interpersonal relationship.

4. Therefore, in order to inherit the traditional legal thought, only some traditional ideological and ethical factors are followed in the content of formal adjustment.

Note: the above is purely the author's personal experience, for reference only, and has nothing to do with the truth.