Chen Zhuo was born in Shanghai on February 25, 1900. Chen Zhuo went to medical school, worked hard and studied well, at the age of 13 studied in Jiangsu province's High School (Mongjiang High School), in 1916 (Northern China 5 years) autumn entered the secondary school of Shanghai, at the age of 17 entered the Chinese school in Beijing, at the age of 19 was elected to the U.S. North Dakota State University, soon entered the Harvard University Research Institute, and at the age of 24 received a doctorate in philosophy.

In 1924, he was appointed president of the Beijing University of Beijing, Qingdao University, and was a lecturer in political science and constitutional science. When imperialism crossed the border in China, the border was especially sinful, and the rise of the Chinese government was painful. In 1927 (the 16th year of the People's Republic), he was appointed professor at the Nanjing Central University, and in 1934 the Japanese invasion pushed north, and the national government continued to discuss the "cultural siege" in the magazine Modern Review, and the national crisis was pressing for the abolition of the "Consular Judgment" and the return of the "Consular Judgment"; and in 1930, he advocated the absorption of Western experience and the establishment of a better Chinese administrative system. In 1930, he was promoted to

New China was founded in 1954, was hired as the head of the North China College of Law, Beijing College of Political Law, Deputy Chairman of the Diplomatic Association, Deputy Chairman of Foreign Friends, Council of the World Peace Council, Council of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and dedicated to the construction of the new China legal system. In 1954, was hired as the National People's Constitution drafting committee adviser, participated in the drafting of the first constitution of the new China. In 1957, the Ending was misplaced to the right, was forced to leave the forum. In 1974, at the State Council, Prime Minister Zhou Enlai personally interviewed, served as a consultant and legal adviser at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Studies. In the same year, joined the Communist Party.

In addition to his short works, there are the Comparative Constitution, the reactionary nature of the bourgeois constitution, the history of the regime of the People's Republic, the Chinese government and politics (English version), the transformation of the postwar world, the political and political science, and the English history, the French government, the German government, and the French political organization.

In 1925, the Consulate Court of the United Nations put forward its opinion on a series of major issues, which were imposed by the Consulate Court of the United Nations after the Opium War and imposed by the Consulate Court of the United Nations and the Consulate Court of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the Treaty of the United Nations and the Treaty of the United Nations after the