Judging from some unearthed bamboo slips, Qin law was strict.

Positive significance of Qin Law:

The Warring States period ended, but the forces of the Six Kingdoms were not completely eradicated. Strict laws combined with thunderous tactics can quickly restore normalcy to occupied areas.

2. The law of Shen and Han was valued by the landlord class during the Warring States Period, and the landlord class replaced the slave-owning aristocracy. The strict laws after Shang Yang's reform adapted to the needs of the Warring States Period. The Qin State was able to unify the six countries, and Qin Law was indispensable.

3. Qin Shihuang Yingzheng adopted the method of applying for Han Dynasty to control his ministers. Powerful tactics coupled with strict laws allowed Qin Shihuang to secure his position and intimidate all officials.

4. To implement the county system, a complete set of laws is imperative. Qin's law also played a certain role in appointing officials in counties and counties to govern local areas.

The negative meaning of Qin Fa:

It increases the distrust between people. Shiwu even sitting system.

2. "Take the law as teaching and officials as teachers." The harshness of Qin's laws and the harshness of officials made the people of Li people hate Qin even more.

3. Although the Qin Law can quickly restore regional stability to a certain extent, if extremely strict laws are implemented for a long time, it will lead to the lack of moral education and shamelessness among the people.

4. Qin Shihuang wanted to pass the throne to Fusu before his death, because he wanted the benevolent Fusu to move towards the path of keeping the text. However, Fusu committed suicide, and the Qin Dynasty passed through Hu Hai and Ziying again. The reason is that the Qin Law is desirable, but the Qin State has always pursued strict Qin Law, which eventually led to the intensification of class conflicts and the conflict between the old forces of the six countries and vested interest groups.

Qin’s law has advantages and disadvantages. It was a powerful weapon for Qin to unify the six countries, but the long-term strict laws were also one of the reasons that ultimately ruined the Qin Empire.