Guiding function of law: Law has the function of guiding and regulating people's behavior. It guides people's behavior by clearly defining rights, obligations, responsibilities and prohibited behaviors. The guiding role of law is to tell people how to act and what norms to follow in order to maintain social order and public interests. For example, traffic laws stipulate how drivers drive vehicles and obey traffic signals to protect the safety of pedestrians and other vehicles.
Educational function of law: law also has the function of educating and guiding social behavior. Through the existence and implementation of the law, people can realize the seriousness and consequences of illegal acts. The educational function of law is to convey a value concept to the public, that is, the importance of respecting the rights of others and observing social norms and laws. By enforcing the law, members of society will learn lessons and experience from it, so as to improve their behavior and promote social progress.
In short, the guiding role of law focuses on regulating and guiding people's behavior and ensuring the maintenance of social order; The educational function of law emphasizes transmitting information to the society by implementing the law, educating the public to abide by the law and respect social values and norms. The two complement each other and jointly provide a stable, just and orderly environment for the society.