As a socialist country with a long history, a vast territory and a large population, China adopts a legislation system fundamentally different from that of other countries. How to improve the quality of legislation is an important issue relevant to the interests of all Chinese people. This book interprets the logic of China’s legislation from the historical, theoretical and practical perspectives, which not only demonstrates the development and evolution of the relationship between central and local legislation in China, but also introduces the design and status quo of China’s legislation system, providing useful information and insights for Chinese lawmakers.