Handwritten newspaper on youth and law

The details of the handwritten newspaper on Youth and the Law are as follows:

1. Legal propaganda slogans

1. There are laws to abide by, law enforcement must be strict, and violations must be punished. ; Popularize legal knowledge and build a harmonious society; legal publicity and education is the common responsibility of the whole society; strengthen legal publicity and education to improve the legal literacy of all people; enhance citizens' awareness of the constitution and improve citizens' legal literacy; promote the culture of the rule of law and spread the civilization of the rule of law.

2. Create a good legal environment and accelerate the realization of striving to rise; develop socialist democracy and improve the socialist legal system; exercise rights in accordance with the law and consciously perform obligations; carry out in-depth legal publicity and education to improve the legal awareness and legal quality of the entire people.

2. Law

1. The original meaning of law does not refer to law, such as "method" and "method" in the vocabulary "law". National law is only an extended meaning that arises after social language develops to a certain stage. Law is a general term for social behavioral norms and corresponding normative documents formulated or recognized by the state, with rights and obligations as the main content, and enforced by the state's coercive force.

2. Law, as a special social norm, is the product of the development of human society. However, people's understanding of the concept of law is inconsistent at all times and in all countries. The concept of law takes social effectiveness as the primary defining element, and the concept of law takes authoritative enactment as the primary defining element.

3. Handwritten newspaper

1. Handwritten newspaper refers to a newspaper that uses paper as a carrier and publishes news information in handwritten form in the development process of journalism. , is the original form of newspaper, also known as handwritten news. In the Tang Dynasty of China, there were "di officials" stationed in Beijing from various places who presided over the copying and distribution of hand-written newspapers, which were mainly targeted at local officials. They were called "di bao" in history.

2. The Dun Zhuo Di newspaper "Jin Zou Yuan Zhi", which is now in the British Library, was copied and published in 887 AD and is the earliest extant newspaper in the world. In school, handwritten newspapers are a good form of activity in the second classroom, with considerable plasticity and freedom. The handwritten newspaper is also a mass propaganda tool, which is equivalent to a reduced blackboard newspaper.