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高鸿钧《法律移植与法律文化》（Gao Hongjun legal transplantation and legal culture） Gao Hongjun: legal transplant and legal culture I remember that for decades, the issue of legal succession in China was a restricted area, and the phrase transplantation of law and legal culture were naturally taboo. After the Cultural Revolution, the problem of inheritance law soon became a public discussion topic, later, legal transplant and legal culture has entered the field of vision of jurists, and become a hot issue. In recent years, many seminars have been published in China on the topic of legal transplantation or legal culture, and many special works have been published and published many special papers. They are from the black stink to red hot records the tortuous course of change radically, Chinese law, is also a reflection of the destiny of the rule of law China. In todays China, the importance of legal transplantation and legal culture is almost self-evident, but if they think it is only a hot issue in Chinese jurisprudence, it is a big mistake. In fact, they are widely discussed in the field of comparative law and legal sociology in the world today. For example, a series of international seminars organized by the Institute of international legal sociology in Spain and Europe have focused on the issue of legal culture, ranging from different dimensions to the question of legal transplantation. These discussions reflect foreign trends in the study of legal transplantation and legal culture. The book is organized by third research symposium anthology, by D. (David Nelken) nelkend organizer and director of the Institute of J. (Johannes Feest) editor fiester. This volume is divided into two parts, the first is the general theory, the second part is the case study. The original book published in English, entitled Adapting Legal Cultures, was translated directly into Chinese as adapted to the legal culture. The core of the book is how to adapt foreign laws to the local legal culture, many of