Comprehensive knowledge (jurisprudence, constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, civil law, criminal procedure law, administrative procedure law, civil procedure law, international law):
Li Long, editor-in-chief: Jurisprudence, jointly published by People's Court Press and China Social Sciences Press in 2003.
Zhou Editor-in-Chief: 2 1 Century Constitution Core Textbook, Higher Education Press, Peking University Press.
Ma Junju and Yu Yanman: The Original Theory of Civil Law (4th Edition), Law Press, 20 10 Edition.
Qin Editor-in-Chief: New Constitutional Law, Wuhan University Press, 2009 (second edition).
Ma Kechang, editor-in-chief: Criminal Law (2nd Edition), Higher Education Press, 20 10 Edition.
Zhou: The Original Theory of Administrative Law (2nd Edition), China Founder Publishing House, 2005.
Hong Hao: Criminal Procedure Law, Wuhan University Press, 20 10.
Lin: Administrative Procedure Law, revised by Wuhan University Press in 2009.
Zhao Gang, Zhan Shangang and Liu Xue. Civil procedure law. Wuhan University Press 20 10 Edition (2nd Edition).
Editor Liang. International Law (Revised Edition), Wuhan University Press, 2000.
Shao Shaping and Yu Co-edited. Monographs on International Law, Wuhan University Press, 2002.
Not every book here should be read. It depends on which courses have been taken in the comprehensive course of civil and commercial law. For example, I took the administrative law exam this year, and I need to take all the comprehensive courses (jurisprudence, constitution, civil law, criminal law, international law), so I just need to finish reading the books of the above five courses. Have I made myself clear?
Civil Law and Commercial Law:
Yu Yanman and Ma Junju: The Original Theory of Civil Law (4th Edition), Law Press, 20 10 Edition.
Li and Wen Shiyang. Comparative civil law. Wuhan University Press, 1995.
Chen Benhan, editor-in-chief: New Theory of Commercial Law, Wuhan University Press, 2009.