On September 15th, the Ethnic and Religious Committee of the Luoyang Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held its first committee member lecture at the Ethnic Minority Community Committee's Home, in order to strengthen the learning and training of committee members, enrich community activities, fully leverage the role of committee members, and make good use of the platform. Inviting Li Yan, a member of the Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a legal advisor to the Municipal Government, a think tank expert of the Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and the director of Henan Xianwei Law Firm, to give a special lecture on the Civil Code. Members of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) from ethnic minority, religious, and progressive communities participated in the training.

Commissioner Li Yan took the basic principles and requirements of the Civil Code as the starting point, and used a large number of real cases and detailed data to systematically interpret the Civil Code from the background of its drafting, compilation process, and main content. This further helped the committee members understand the significant significance of its promulgation and implementation, and strengthened everyone's awareness of respecting, learning, abiding by, and using the Civil Code. After the lecture, the committee members had interactive exchanges on the relevant content of the Civil Code.

The committee members believe that Li Yan's lecture is highly targeted and practical, with easy to understand and humorous language, which is of great help in learning, adhering to, and maintaining the Civil Code. The committee members stated that they should deepen their understanding and application of the Civil Code in combination with their own practical work; We should take the lead in learning, promoting, and advancing the implementation of the Civil Code, and strive to learn, respect, and apply the law among the masses in different fields.