Law is a product of the country and refers to the basic laws and regulations promulgated by the ruling class (the ruling group is the political party, including kings and monarchs) through certain legislative procedures in order to achieve the purpose of ruling and managing the country. Ordinary law. Law is the embodiment of the will of all citizens and the ruling tool of the country.

Laws are formulated, revised and promulgated in accordance with legal procedures by the legislative power (the National People's Congress and the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress) that enjoys legislative power and are implemented by the compulsory power of the state. General term for basic laws and general laws. Including basic laws and general laws. Law can be divided into 1. Constitution, 2. Laws, 3. Administrative regulations, 4. Local regulations, 5. Autonomous regulations and separate regulations. The Constitution is the fundamental law of the country that is higher than other legal departments (laws, administrative regulations, local regulations, autonomous regulations and separate regulations). It stipulates the most basic principles of the national system and social system, the basic rights and obligations of citizens, and the organization of national institutions. and the principles of its activities, etc. Law is a mandatory norm subordinate to the constitution and the embodiment of the constitution. The Constitution is the foundation and core of national law, and law is an important part of national law. Laws can be divided into basic laws (such as criminal law, criminal procedure law, general principles of civil law, civil procedure law, administrative procedure law, administrative law, commercial law, international law, etc.) and general laws (such as trademark law, cultural relics protection law, etc.). Administrative regulations are the general term for the administrative norms formulated by the national administrative agency (the State Council) in accordance with the Constitution and laws.