According to the provisions of the Constitution and relevant laws, the main forms of our country’s laws are:

1. Constitution: The Constitution is the fundamental law of our country and the general charter of the country. In our country’s laws It has the highest legal status and legal effect in the system and is the most important source of law in our country.

2. Law: According to the different agencies that enact laws and the objects and scope of adjustments, laws can be divided into basic laws and general laws.

The Basic Law is a law enacted and revised by the National People's Congress to stipulate and adjust basic and comprehensive social relations in a certain aspect of national and social life, such as the Criminal Law, the General Principles of Civil Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Civil Procedure Law and Administrative Procedure Law, etc.

General laws are enacted or modified by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. They stipulate and adjust laws that, in addition to adjustments by basic laws, involve the relationship between the country and a certain aspect of social life, such as the Trademark Law. ", "Product Quality Law", "State Compensation Law", etc.

The law is formulated based on the principles and provisions of the Constitution. Its status is lower than the Constitution, but higher than other sources of law.

3. Administrative regulations: Administrative regulations are normative documents related to national administrative management formulated by the State Council, the highest national administrative organ. Its status and effectiveness are lower than those of the Constitution and laws.

4. Local regulations: Local regulations refer to the people’s congresses and their standing committees of provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, cities where the people’s governments of provinces and autonomous regions are located, and larger cities approved by the State Council. Legal normative documents formulated within its legal authority. Local regulations are local in nature and are only valid within their own jurisdiction. Their status and effectiveness are lower than those of the Constitution, laws and administrative regulations, and they must not conflict with the Constitution, laws and administrative regulations.

5. Autonomy Regulations and Separate Regulations: Autonomy Regulations and Separate Regulations are regulations with the characteristics of ethnic regional autonomy that are formulated by the People’s Congress of ethnic autonomous areas within the scope of their powers in accordance with the statutory autonomy. Legal normative documents.

6. Administrative regulations: Administrative regulations refer to the regulations of the ministries and commissions of the State Council and the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, the cities where the people's governments of provinces and autonomous regions are located, and the people's governments of larger cities approved by the State Council for the purpose of managing national administration. Legal normative documents formulated by the firm. The effectiveness of administrative regulations is lower than the previous five forms of law, but they are still one of the sources of Chinese law.

7. Laws of the Special Administrative Regions: The laws implemented in the Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions include original laws that do not conflict with the Basic Law. They are part of our country's laws and a special form of our country's laws.

8. International treaties: International treaties are various agreements between two or more countries that stipulate mutual rights and obligations. It is a form of our country's law and has legal effect on all state agencies, social organizations and citizens.

In terms of effectiveness, the Constitution is higher than laws, administrative regulations, local regulations, administrative regulations, autonomous regulations and separate regulations.