Abstract
Ever since the founding of the People's Republic of China, textbooks on criminal law have witnessed 65 years of progress, most of which closely follow the laws and are substantial and mature in content, strengthened in theory, and enhanced in practicability. In general, these textbooks can learn from the quintessence of the criminal law theories of the Two Legal Systems, and precisely elucidate the problems occurring in the legal application of criminal law in China while providing theoretical support to criminal legislation, juridical practice, and legal research. However, problems such as homogenization, low level repetition and blind pursuit of large scale in length there also exist. In order to make breakthroughs and publish more high-quality books, the positioning and goals of the textbooks are needed to be determined; the relationship between textbooks and legislation, technicality and practicability, common theory and original understanding, internationalization and Chinese characteristics, comprehensiveness, depth and length of the book needed to be balanced; and the choice among compilation style, solo-authoring style and co-authoring style also needed to be made.
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