The Study of "Laws of Great Qing" in Britain and America in Late Qing Dynasty
Zhenming Zhang
Abstract
Zhenming Zhang
Abstract
From the Macartney Mission to China,western world had begun to pay attention to DA QING LU LI or Laws of Great Qing.George Thomas Staunton translated it into English in 1810.From then on,British and American scholars further had been increasingly doing researches on it,which not only facilitated their understanding of the Chinese legal system,but also helped the process of the Western invasion of China.Consistent with Western interests in China and changes in Western social thoughts,they had studied this law book with different focuses at different times,ensuing different understandings and evaluations.
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From the Macartney Mission to China,western world had begun to pay attention to DA QING LU LI or Laws of Great Qing.George Thomas Staunton translated it into English in 1810.From then on,British and American scholars further had been increasingly doing researches on it,which not only facilitated their understanding of the Chinese legal system,but also helped the process of the Western invasion of China.Consistent with Western interests in China and changes in Western social thoughts,they had studied this law book with different focuses at different times,ensuing different understandings and evaluations.
Key concepts: China, Law, George (robot), History, Political science, Economic history, Ancient history, Art history