Gao Heng
Gao Heng
Gao Heng (January 1930 August 22, 2019), male, Han nationality, was born in January 1930 in Laohekou City, Hubei Province. He graduated from the law department of Wuhan University in 1955, and graduated from the law department of Moscow University in 1961 with an associate doctorate.
At 7:30 on August 22, 2019, Comrade Gao Heng died of illness in Beijing at the age of 90.
Character experience
Gao Heng, a native of Laohekou City (formerly Guanghua county), Hubei Province, was born in January 1930. He completed private school and primary school education in his hometown. From September 1945 to January 1950, he received secondary education in Xiangyang No.1 junior high school and Hubei Jiangling senior high school. In September 1950, he was admitted to the law department of Wuhan University. From October 1950 to January 1952, he joined the land reform movement in Shishou County, Hubei Province with the whole class. In June 1952, he joined the New Democratic Youth League of China. From September 1952 to November 1952, he participated in the judicial reform movement in Wuhan with the whole faculty and students. In June 1955, he practiced in the people's Court of Wuchang District, Wuhan. After graduating from the University in September 1955, Mr. Gao Heng was approved to study abroad. In the same month, he entered the Preparatory Department of Beijing Russian University to study in the Soviet Union for one year. In November 1956, he entered the law department of Moscow University in the Soviet Union. In February 1961, he graduated with an associate doctor's degree. Gao Heng returned to China in March 1961. In September of the same year, he was assigned to work as an assistant researcher in the Law Research Institute of the Department of philosophy and social sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (changed to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in May 1977). During the period from November 1964 to July 1965, he went to Jinxian County, Liaoning Province to participate in the "four Qing" movement. During the "Cultural Revolution", he was transferred to Xixian County, Henan Province and Minggang Chinese Academy of Sciences "May 7th cadre school" of philosophy and Social Sciences Department. After the end of the "Cultural Revolution", Mr. Gao Heng has been a tutor for postgraduates since 1978. He joined the Communist Party of China in March 1980. He was named an associate researcher in April 1982, a researcher in July 1988, and retired in December 1990. in 1992, he enjoyed the special government allowance granted by the State Council. In August 2006, he was elected as one of the first honorary members of the academic department of the Chinese Academy of social sciences. He was once a member of the academic committee of the Institute of law of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Secretary of the Party branch of jurisprudence and legal history.
Social service
He is a member of the honorary Department of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a researcher of the Institute of law. Since 1992, he has enjoyed the special government allowance issued by the State Council. He once served as vice president of the Research Society of the history of Chinese legal thoughts and chief editor of the editorial board of the treatise on the history of law.
The death of a character
Gao Heng, a member of the Communist Party of China, member of the honorary Department of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, researcher of the Institute of law, doctoral supervisor, former vice president of the Chinese Society for the history of legal thought, and a famous jurist, died of illness in Beijing at 7:30 on August 22, 2019 at the age of 90.
academic research
Research Summary
It mainly studies the history of ancient Chinese legal system and legal thought. He once participated in the collation and annotation of Yunmeng Qin Bamboo Slips, and deeply studied the political and legal system of Qin and Han bamboo slips. This paper classifies and studies the provisions of laws, decrees, forms, administrative, judicial, debt and other documents. A study of the legal system in Qin and Han Dynasties. He co authored the general history of Chinese legal thought (volume of the Han Dynasty), a brief introduction to Chinese police system, selected works on the general strategies of governing the country in the past dynasties (volume of the rule of law), and a hundred cases of handling cases in ancient China.
academic achievements
Monograph:
1. On the legal system of Qin and Han Dynasties, Xiamen University Press, published in 1994, 250000 words. 2. Collection of legal documents in bamboo slips of Qin and Han Dynasties, social science literature press, published in 2008, 375 thousand words.
Thesis:
1. A discussion on the issue of "subordinate officials and concubines" in the laws of Qin Dynasty (11000 words), published in cultural relics, No. 7, 1977. 2. Official positions in Qin Bamboo Slips and related issues (about 36000 words), published in Yunmeng Qin Bamboo Slips research, Zhonghua Book Company, 1981. (3) the issue of corvee and garrison in the laws of Qin Dynasty (8600 words), published in archaeology, No. 6, 1980. 4. Prisoners in the laws of the Qin Dynasty and their terms of imprisonment (8000 words), published in law research, No. 6, 1983. 5. New notes on the title of Han law (12000 words), published in the treatise on the history of law (the first collection of theses), 1981. 6. Textual research on the laws of the Han Dynasty seen in the Han bamboo slips (10000 words), the second volume of bamboo slips and silk research, research center of bamboo slips and silk, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Guangxi Education Press, 1996. 7. Collection and research of Ling's writings in Han bamboo slips (45000 words), the third volume of research on bamboo slips and silk, 1998. 8. "Shi" in bamboo slips of Han Dynasty (12000 words), published in the collection of legal documents in bamboo slips of Qin and Han Dynasties, social science literature press, 2008. 9. Compilation and interpretation of documents of Ju, impeachment and case test found in Han bamboo slips (20000 words), published in the collection of bamboo slips and silk research 2001, 2001. 10. Collection and verification of debt documents in Han bamboo slips (27000 words), collected works of legal history (Volume 3), Law Press, 2001. 11. Research on Shangji system of Han Dynasty -- Comments on wooden slips of Han Dynasty in Yinwan (15500 words), edited by Lianyungang Museum and China Institute of cultural relics, Science Press, 1999. 12. On hanbishu's fifty articles of the four seasons and the moon (18500 words), on the history of law (Volume 4), Law Press, 2002. 13. Gongyang Chunqiu studies and Chinese traditional legal system (30000 words), published in Jingyi Zheyu and traditional law (Collected Papers), (Taiwan), edited by Institute of language, Academia Sinica, 2004. 14. A brief introduction to Confucius' way of governing the country (10000 words), collected works of legal history (Volume I), Law Press, 1989. 15. On the relationship between ancient Chinese law and Mingxue (11000 words), published in the first issue of Chinese law in 1993. 16. On the relationship between ancient Chinese law and Mingxue (sequel) (6000 words), published in the research forum of Sinology of the Chinese Academy of social sciences -- Research Association of legal terms in classics, October 25, 2010. 17. Zhang Fei's notes on law and his legal thoughts (10000 words), published in China law science, No. 3, 1984. 18. Shen Jiaben and ancient Chinese Jurisprudence (11000 words), published in Broadcom, a jurist who has learned both ancient and modern Chinese and western, Shaanxi people's publishing house, 1992. 19. Legal thoughts in the annals of criminal law, Hanshu (11000 words), in Confucianism and legal culture, Fudan University Press, 1992. 20. Dong Zhongshu's legal thoughts (10000 words), Vol. 3, general history of Chinese legal thoughts, Shanxi people's publishing house, 1994. 21. Sima Qian's legal thoughts (5000 words), Vol. 3, general history of Chinese legal thoughts, Shanxi people's publishing house, 1994. 22. Yang Xiong's legal thoughts (6000 words), Vol. 3, general history of Chinese legal thoughts, Shanxi people's publishing house, 1994.
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