Chinese constitutionalism
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Chinese constitutionalism is a legal-political framework that seeks to limit state power and protect citizens’ rights in China by integrating constitutional rule, popular sovereignty, and modern governance principles within the country’s historical and ideological context.
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Liang Qichao
("Chinese constitutional reform movement")
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movement |
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Three Principles of the People
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