Qin Gui (1885 ~ 1947), a native of Taoyuan County, was originally named Daorang. 1904 studied in Japan and entered Hongwen College in Tokyo. He joined the League the following year and then studied in the Law Department of Waseda University. 1908 returned to China, preparing to launch an uprising, and was arrested and imprisoned for four years. 191/kloc-0 was released during the Revolution of 1911, and he was appointed as the inspector general of the joint forces of Xianggui, succeeding the secretary of the Hubei military government. During the "Second Revolution", he went to Hunan to instigate Yuan Shikai and fled to Japan after his failure. 19 14 joined the revolutionary party of China as the director of Hunan branch. After that, he joined the movement to protect the law. 192 1 year, when Sun Yat-sen took office as a very big president, he appointed Qin Gui as a member of the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Presidential Palace. 1924 was elected as the executive member of China Kuomintang Central Committee. 1925, attended the Beijing Xishan Conference, and formed the "Xishan Conference School" with Zou Lu, Xie Zhi, Ju Zheng and others, persistently opposing * * *. He has served as vice president of the Legislative Yuan of the Kuomintang government, acting president of the Legislative Yuan and vice president of the Judicial Yuan. As an official in charge of legal affairs in the government of the Republic of China, 1934 published "Opinions on Judicial Reform", advocating the organization of a law reform committee, the early revision of civil and criminal procedure laws, the trial of jury system, the improvement of judges' treatment, the trial by circuit, the revision of judges' uniforms, the restriction of lawyers' qualifications, and the discretionary adoption of judicial reform measures such as exile and prison reorganization. And has done a lot of work to abolish consular jurisdiction. 1937, 19 In February, four people headed by Qin Gui formally put forward at the Third Plenary Session of the Fifth Central Committee of the Kuomintang in China that "the complete case of abolishing the consular jurisdiction of various countries in China should be negotiated by the government and relevant countries in order to implement the jurisdiction of our country as soon as possible". 1April 194718th, Qin Gui died in Shanghai at the age of 63. Dead, there's nothing at home. The Kuomintang Central Committee and the National Government awarded the state money for the funeral, and the state was buried in Yuelu Mountain in Changsha.
Huang Youchang (1885 ~ 1970), a native of Shimen county, whose pen name is Qi Jiangzi. 1899 studied in Wu Shi school, Hunan province. 1902 He entered Iwakura Railway School in Japan and later transferred to Hosei University. After returning to China, he served as a professor of civil law in private and public law schools in Hunan Province. After the founding of the Republic of China, he served as the president of the second school of law and politics in Hunan Province. 19 18 in April, he was elected as the senior of the Law Department of the National Peking University and concurrently served as the head of the Law Department. After the May 4th Movement, he withdrew from the department and changed to the department, and served as the first dean of the law department of Peking University until April 1922. At the same time, he is also a professor in this department, teaching courses such as civil law and Roman law, and editing Peking University Social Science Quarterly with Wang Shijie. He is also a professor of political science at the National Tsinghua University and a lecturer at the National Peking University Law School. From 1930 to 1947, he was a member of the Legislative Yuan of the National Government. 1September 1948 to 1654381October served as a court judge of the national government department, and then returned to the law department of Hunan University as a professor. His works are rich, including Roman Law and Modernity, Interpretation of Civil Law, Interpretation of Inheritance in Civil Law and Interpretation of Relatives in Civil Law. 1In August, 949, the Declaration of Peaceful Uprising was signed in Cheng Qian and Chen Mingren. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he succeeded Professor Hu Da. Later, at the invitation of Premier Zhou Enlai of the State Council, he was appointed as a librarian of the China Literature and History Research Institute. 1970 died in Beijing at the age of 86.
Dai Xiuzan (1887- 1957), a native of Changde County, has a cheerful personality. Graduated from Central University of Japan. A famous law professor, he has served as the provost of National Beijing University of Political Science and Law, the chief procurator of Shi Jing District Prosecutor's Office, the director of Henan Justice Department, the chief procurator of the Supreme Court of the National Government, the head of the law department of Shanghai Law School, and the head of the law department of China Public College. In September, 193 1 came to teach in the Law Department of the National Peking University. 1July, 933, he succeeded any Minister of Justice until the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. During his stay at Changsha Temporary University, he was elected as the chairman of the Law Professors Association. At the beginning of 1938, Southwest Associated University was established and was still elected as the chairman of the Law School. However, as of July 2008, Mr. Dai has not yet arrived at school. The Standing Committee of the Congress decided to replace Mr. Yan Shutang as the chairman of the Law School. Mr. Wang has long been the head of the Law Department of Peking University, engaged in painting management. Before the Anti-Japanese War, he taught the general theory of debt compilation, court organization law, negotiable instrument law, insurance law and other courses in the law department. During my stay in Changsha Temporary University and The National SouthWest Associated University, I took several courses at the same time, such as company law, negotiable instrument law, maritime law, insurance law, creditor's rights division theory and criminal procedure law. And spare no effort to train talents. When he was a judge of the Nanjing Supreme Court of the Kuomintang, he defended the "Seven Gentlemen". After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as a member of the Legal Committee of the Central People's Government. His main works include General Civil Law, Debt Compilation, Negotiable Instruments Law, Interpretation of Criminal Procedure Law, etc.
Chen Jinkun (1887 ~ 1959) is a native of Changde County. 1908- 19 17 studied in Japan and graduated from the Law Department of Imperial University in Tokyo, Japan. After returning to China, he served as judge and president of the Fengtian High Court of Beiyang Government, editor-in-chief of the Law School, judge of Dali Academy and president of the Supreme Court. 1933 used to be a judicial officer of the Kuomintang government. 19 19- 1938 as a professor in Peking University and Chaoyang university. /kloc-went to Yan' an in 0/946 and joined the China * * * production party. Later, he worked in the Central Legal Committee of China, served as a member of the People's Government of North China and the president of the People's Court of North China. After the founding of New China, he has served as a member of the first, second and third CPPCC National Committee, deputy director of the Central Legal Committee, director of the China Institute of Political Science and Law, member of the Supreme People's Court and consultant. Participated in the formulation of 1950 Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China and 1954 Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC). He advocated that the new China should strengthen the formulation of criminal law and the judicial work should adhere to the independence of trial; He also advocates "freedom of will" in the causal relationship of crime, that is, crime is the result of will action and crime should be punished. His main works are: Lecture Notes on the General Principles of Criminal Law (1934), Lecture Notes on the General Meaning of Criminal Procedure Law (1930), General Principles of Civil Law (1930) and Introduction to Creditor's Rights in the General Sense of Civil Law (1930) The main translations are: Civil Trial Practice (Japanese version) and Notary Law and Practice (Japanese version). He is a famous jurist at home and abroad. 1959 is dead. (Alpine finishing)