1. Minors in the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Minors refer to citizens under one year old? There are four newcomers.

1. In China, minors refer to citizens under the age of 18; In other countries, minors are defined in different age ranges. For example, in Japan, minors refer to citizens under the age of 20. But in the United States, minors refer to citizens under the age of 16.

At present, China's laws against minors include the Law on the Protection of Minors and the Law on the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency.

It is an important criterion to judge whether a person is underage and has full capacity for civil conduct.

2. Four newcomers are newcomers with ideals, morality, education and discipline.

In the editorial Historical Mission of Contemporary Youth published by People's Daily 1982 on May 4th, Deng Xiaoping's inscription was extended to "train young people to become a new generation with ideals, morality, education, discipline and strong physique". This is not only the responsibility of the school and the Communist Youth League, but also the joint efforts of all families and the whole society. " 1985 The National Conference on Ideological and Political Work of the Communist Youth League proposed: Strengthen and improve the ideological and political work of young people in the new period, and cultivate and bring up a generation of new industrialists with ideals, morality, culture and discipline in the great practice of the four modernizations. Since then, the slogan of being a new person with "four haves" and activities with this theme (such as 1985 "The motherland is in our hearts", 199 1 "Learn from Lei Feng's spirit and be a new person with four haves") have been launched in all walks of life in China.