Chapter 10, Article 452 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China. The specific chapters are as follows:
Part 1 General Provisions.
Chapter 1: Tasks, basic principles and scope of application of criminal law
Chapter 2: Crime.
Section 1 Crime and Criminal Liability.
Section 2: Preparation, attempt and cessation of crime.
Section 3? *** Same crime.
Section 4 Unit Crime.
Chapter 3 Punishment.
Section 1 Types of Punishment.
Section 2 Control.
Section 3. Detention.
Section 4 Fixed-term imprisonment and life imprisonment.
Section 5 Death Penalty.
Section 6 Fines.
Section 7: Deprivation of political rights.
Section 8 Confiscation of property.
Chapter 4: The specific application of punishment.
Section 1 Sentencing.
Section 2: Recidivism.
Section 3 Surrender and meritorious service.
Section 4: Punishment for several crimes.
Section 5 Probation.
Section 6 Commutation of Sentence.
Section 7 Parole.
Section 8 Limitation.
Chapter 5 Other Provisions.
Part 2 Partial Provisions.
Chapter 1? Crime of endangering national security.
Chapter 2: Crime of endangering public safety.
Chapter 3: Crime of undermining the order of the socialist market economy.
Section 1. Crime of Producing and Selling Counterfeit and Substandard Products.
Section 2 Crime of smuggling.
Section 3: Crime of obstructing the management order of companies and enterprises.
Section 4: Crime of disrupting financial management order.
Section 5: Financial fraud.
Section 6: Crime of endangering tax collection and administration.
Section 7: Crime of infringement of intellectual property rights.
Section 8 Crime of disrupting market order.
Chapter 4 Crimes of Violating Citizens’ Personal Rights and Democratic Rights.
Chapter 5 Crimes of infringement of property.
Chapter 6 Crimes of Obstructing Social Management Order.
Section 1. Crime of disturbing public order.
Section 2. Obstruction of Justice.
Section 3: Crime of Obstructing National (Border) Border Management.
Section 4: Crime of obstructing cultural relics management.
Section 5 Crimes of endangering public health.
Section 6 Crime of undermining environmental resource protection.
Section 7 Crimes of smuggling, selling, transporting and manufacturing drugs.
Section 8: The crime of organizing, forcing, luring, harboring and introducing prostitution.
Section 9: Crimes of Producing, Selling, and Disseminating Obscene Materials
Chapter 7: Crimes of Endangering the Interests of National Defense.
Chapter 8 Crime of Corruption and Bribery.
Chapter 9 Crime of Malfeasance.
Chapter 10: Soldiers’ Crime of Violation of Duty.
Extended information:
The first basic law enacted after the founding of New China was the "Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China" which came into effect on May 1, 1950. Specific provisions are made on the establishment of a marriage relationship, the rights and obligations between husband and wife, the relationship between parents and children, divorce, the upbringing and education of children after divorce, property and life after divorce, etc.
In September 1948, the War of Liberation entered the stage of comprehensive strategic counterattack. At this time, the Central Women's Committee held a women's work conference in the liberated areas. One evening during the meeting, Deng Yingchao said to the comrades of the Women's Committee: "Comrade Shaoqi asked us to go over and assign new tasks.
After the Women's Work Conference in the Liberated Areas, the Central Women's Committee immediately A marriage law drafting group was set up, chaired by Deng Yingchao, with members including Shuai Mengqi, Yang Zhihua, Kang Keqing, Li Peizhi, Luo Qiong, and Wang Ruqi. The Central Women's Committee borrowed two small courtyards from Dongbaipo fellow villagers and two mud houses in the front yard for office use. The eldest sister and the staff live in two mud houses in the backyard.
Deng Yingchao had a clear attitude and advocated writing the article "One party can divorce if he insists on divorce." She said: I advocate this. Women suffer the most from marital problems. Women's requests for divorce are often not allowed, even within the party. Therefore, "if one party insists on leaving, then give in" is mainly based on the interests of women. If many conditions are added, it will give the cadres below an excuse to control. At that time, there were only a minority of people who insisted on this.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China