Falü chubanshe

The Law Press (Chinese: Falü chubanshe 法律出版社) or Law Press·China is a publishing house located in Beijing, specializing primarily in legal books. It was established in 1954.[1] It supervised and administered by the Ministry of Justice of the People's Republic of China. The publisher's logo is a left-facing Xiezhi, a mythical creature known as a symbol of justice.

Publications are f.e. the Xiyuan jilu 洗冤集录[2] by Song Ci 宋慈 or the Xin Han-Ying faxue cidian 新汉英法学词典 (A New Chinese-English Law Dictionary, 1998).

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References and notes

  1. ↑ lawpress.com.cn: Falü chubanshe 法律出版社 (archive.org)
  2. ↑ A text on forensic medicine in thirteenth-century China, which the Hanyu da zidian f.e. is using in the edition of the year 1958 (cf. HYDZD, bibliography, no. 1079)


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