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 v China's Political System 2005-10-30
China's political system here refers to the political structure,
fundamental laws, rules, regulations and practices that are implemented
in China's mainland and regulate the state power, government,
and the relationships between the state and society in the People's
Republic of China since its founding in October 1949.
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 v China's Judiciary System 2005-10-30
The judiciary in China has both broad and narrow meanings.
Broadly speaking, the judiciary means law-enforcement activities
conducted by the country's judicial organs and organizations
in handling prosecuted or non-prosecuted cases. Narrowly
speaking, it applies to law-enforcement activities conducted
by the country's judicial organs in handling prosecuted
cases. This presentation uses the term in the broader sense.
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 v China's Legislative System 2005-10-30
In China, the term "legislation" means specially
defined activities by a specially appointed organ to work
out, recognize and change laws and regulations by using
its designated rights, following certain procedures and
applying the necessary technique. China's current legislation
system is one for the division of legislative power, which
has many levels existing at the same time and is a combination
of categories. It is under the unified leadership of the
central authorities but also enjoys a certain degree of
decentralization.
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