The relationship between rights and obligations is unity of opposites, indivisibility and interaction. Without obligations, rights cease to exist; Without rights, there is no need for obligations to exist. .

The relationship between rights and obligations;

1, corresponding relationship in legal relationship. This correspondence means that any legal right has corresponding legal obligations, and the two are interrelated and unified. As Marx pointed out: "Without obligation, there is no right, and without right, there is no obligation."

2. Reciprocity in social life. This is mainly manifested in the fact that the total amount of rights and obligations is roughly the same.

3. The functions are complementary. The enjoyment of legal rights helps to actively fulfill legal obligations. In social practice, the obligor will not perform his obligations unless he claims rights.

4. Master-slave relationship in value selection. In any kind of legal system, there are both rights and obligations, so that people's social behavior can be adjusted by law.