疑似李克强和张虹海的合影

十二月 12, 2025

疑似李克强和张虹海的合影

上面的这张老照片，是1981年北京大学团委、学生会部分干部在北京房山区十渡的合影。最后一排中间戴帽子的就是张虹海，左边挨着他的白衣男生当时是77级法律系的学生，他是当今的谁大家看出来了吗?

这里原作者没有明说，所谓的77级法律系学生到底是不是李克强？

北大法律系77级

北大法律系77级是北京大学法律系1977年恢复高考后招收的首届学生团体，共82人，被誉为法律界“黄埔一期” 。班级分为8个组，由叶元生、龚祥瑞等30余位教师授课，林栋梁、刘和海等担任班干部。1982年毕业时，李克强、郭明瑞等4人留校任教，陶景洲、王绍光等人赴海外留学。

该班级成员毕业后多任职于政府部门、政法系统及高校：李克强曾任国务院总理；陈兴良、姜明安于北京大学从事法学教育；何勤华任华东政法大学校长，郭明瑞推动烟台大学法学学科发展；宿迟担任北京第一中级人民法院副院长。班级于2002年举办毕业20周年聚会并编撰纪念册《未名的77》。

中文名

北大法律系77级

又被称

法律界“黄埔一期”

历史背景

北京大学法律系77级，可能是中国历史上大学中最大的班级：共有82位同学。担任过班级的班主任和辅导员，以及给讲过课的老师也有30余位。他们中有叶元生、孙国华、沙建孙、朱启超、杨敦先、刘家兴、王国枢、罗祥文、王勇飞、杨紫煊、王德意、沈宗灵、龚祥瑞、张国华、李志敏等等。

82位同学共分为8个组，有4年学习中长期担任班支部书记的林以翠（因为这个名字太像女士的名字了，陪同领导一起出差实在是不方便，故后来在领导的要求下，改名“林栋梁”，取“国家之栋梁”之意）、班长刘和海（当时来读书时，已经有了三个儿子。班里还有一位有三个儿子的同学是冯殿美）、学习委员傅长禄、生活委员赵国玲，谢思敏、谢维宪、刘凤鸣、陶景洲、杜春、赵汝琨、李洪海、徐杰、陈兴良、顾功耘、顾雪挺、丛培国、姜明安、李克强、兰晓梅、刘德权、袁塞路、张恒山、李华云、牛嘉、丘征元、王志勇、李俊玲夫妇、宋健、严冶、翟建萍、苏岩、王燕等等。

1982年毕业。除了李克强、郭明瑞、姜明安、武树臣四位留校外，陶景洲、王绍光、刘凤鸣出国留学。

2002年，北大法律系77级聚会纪念毕业20周年，大部分同学都来了，昔日的师长也被请到现场。李克强作为学生代表发了言。会后，负责组织的几个同学编了一本纪念册，里面有每位同学在校时和现在的照片，纪念册的名字就叫“未名的77” 。

校友发展

北大法律系77级的82人中，进入政府部门的有一批，进入政法系统的有一批，当律师和大企业老总、法律顾问的有一批，而更多的则是在大学校园里从教，不过也有多位走上了高校行政管理岗位。同学中惟一已经逝世的周振想，生前是中国青年政治学院的副院长。他因肝癌于2004年3月2日逝世，年仅46岁。

宋健：江苏省高院知识产权庭原庭长

武树臣：北大法学院教授、北京第二中级人民法院副院长

周振想：中国青年政治学院副院长、博士生导师

赵国玲：北京大学教授

刘和海：山东政法学院院长助理

郭明瑞：烟台大学校长，山东省法学会副会长，山东省人大常委会法制委员会委员

庄宏志：宏志律师事务所（合伙人）

陈兴良：北大法学院副院长

何勤华：华东政法大学校长

李克强：杰出的无产阶级革命家、政治家，党和国家的卓越领导人，中国共产党第十七届、十八届、十九届中央政治局常委，国务院原总理。

丛培国：北京市国方律师事务所创办人

顾功耘：华东政法大学副校长

王世瑚：人大常委会法制工作委员会国家行政法室副主任

王爱萍：律师，北京市国方律师事务所合伙人

王绍光：香港中文大学王绍光教授

宿迟：北京第一中级人民法院宿迟副院长

刘云海：上海市海燕律师事务所副主任

于北平：律师

马迎新：最高人民法院立案庭副庭长

晏福增：中华全国律师协会副秘书长、司法部律考中心主任

何山：全国人大法工委民法研究室主任

曲三强：北大法学教授

林中梁：中央政法委政策研究所所长

鲁涛：律师

英文翻译

A photo suspected to be a group photo of and

The old photo above is a group photo taken in 1981 by some cadres of the Peking University Youth League Committee and Student Union in Shidu, Fangshan District, Beijing. The person in the middle of the last row wearing a hat is Zhang Honghai. The boy in white next to him on the left was a student in the 1977 class of the Law Department. Can you tell who he is today?

The original author did not explicitly state whether the so-called 1977 class of the Law Department was actually Li Keqiang.

The 1977 class of the Peking University Law Department was the first group of students admitted to the Peking University Law Department after the resumption of the college entrance examination in 1977. It consisted of 82 students and was hailed as the "first class of the Whampoa Military Academy" in the legal field. The class was divided into 8 groups, taught by more than 30 teachers including and . , , and others served as class officers. Upon graduation in 1982, Li Keqiang, , and two others stayed on to teach at the university, while Tao Jingzhou, , and others went abroad to study.

Many members of this class went on to work in government departments, the political and legal system, and universities after graduation: Li Keqiang served as Premier of the State Council; and Jiang Ming'an engaged in legal education at Peking University; served as President of East China University of Political Science and Law; Guo Mingrui promoted the development of the law discipline at Yantai University; and served as Vice President of the Beijing First Intermediate People's Court. The class held a 20th-anniversary reunion in 2002 and compiled a commemorative album, "The Unnamed 77."

Chinese Name

Peking University Law Department Class of '77

Also known as

The "First Whampoa Military Academy" of the legal profession

Historical Background

The Peking University Law Department Class of '77 is possibly the largest class in Chinese university history: it had 82 students. More than 30 of them served as class advisors, counselors, or lecturers. Among them were Ye Yuansheng, Sun Guohua, Sha Jiansun, Zhu Qichao, Yang Dunxian, Liu Jiaxing, Wang Guoshu, Luo Xiangwen, Wang Yongfei, Yang Zixuan, Wang Deyi, Shen Zongling, Gong Xiangrui, Zhang Guohua, Li Zhimin, and others.

The 82 students were divided into 8 groups. Among them were Lin Yicui, who served as the class branch secretary for four years (because her name sounded too feminine and inconvenient for accompanying leaders on business trips, she later changed her name to "Lin Dongliang," meaning "pillar of the nation," at the leaders' request); class monitor Liu Hehai (who already had three sons when he came to study; another classmate with three sons was Feng Dianmei); academic representative Fu Changlu; life representative Zhao Guoling; and Xie Simin, Xie Weixian, Liu Fengming, Tao Jingzhou, Du Chun, Zhao Rukun, Li Honghai, Xu Jie, Chen Xingliang, Gu Gongyun, Gu Xueting, Cong Peiguo, Jiang Ming'an, Li Keqiang, Lan Xiaomei, Liu Dequan, Yuan Sailu, Zhang Hengshan, Li Huayun, Niu Jia, Qiu Zhengyuan, Wang Zhiyong, Li Junling and his wife, Song Jian, Yan Ye, Zhai Jianping, Su Yan, Wang Yan, and others.

They graduated in 1982. Besides Li Keqiang, Guo Mingrui, Jiang Ming'an, and Wu Shuchen, who stayed at the university, Tao Jingzhou, Wang Shaoguang, and Liu Fengming went abroad to study.

In 2002, the Peking University Law Department Class of '77 held a reunion to commemorate their 20th graduation anniversary. Most of the classmates attended, and their former teachers were also invited. Li Keqiang spoke as a student representative. After the reunion, the classmates who organized the event compiled a commemorative album containing photos of each classmate during their time at the university and now. The album was titled "."

Alumni Development: Of the 82 alumni from the Peking University Law Department Class of '77, some entered government departments, some entered the political and legal system, some became lawyers, CEOs of large companies, or legal advisors, while many more taught on university campuses. Several others took up administrative positions in universities. Zhou Zhenxiang, the only classmate who has passed away, was the vice president of the China Youth University for Political Sciences. He died of liver cancer on March 2, 2004, at the age of 46.

Song Jian: Former Chief Judge of the Intellectual Property Tribunal of the Jiangsu Provincial High People's Court

Wu Shuchen: Professor of Peking University Law School, Vice President of the Beijing Second Intermediate People's Court

Zhou Zhenxiang: Vice President and Doctoral Supervisor of the China Youth University for Political Studies

Zhao Guoling: Professor of Peking University

Liu Hehai: Assistant Dean of Shandong University of Political Science and Law

Guo Mingrui: President of Yantai University, Vice President of the Shandong Provincial Law Society, Member of the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial People's Congress

Zhuang Hongzhi: Partner of Hongzhi Law Firm

Chen Xingliang: Vice Dean of Peking University Law School

He Qinhua: President of East China University of Political Science and Law

Li Keqiang: Outstanding proletarian revolutionary and statesman, outstanding leader of the Party and the state, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the 17th, 18th, and 19th CPC Central Committees, former Premier of the State Council.

Cong Peiguo: Founder of Beijing Guofang Law Firm

Gu Gongyun: Vice President of East China University of Political Science and Law

Wang Shihhu: Deputy Director of the State Administrative Law Office of the Legislative Affairs Commission of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress

Wang Aiping: Lawyer, Partner of Beijing Guofang Law Firm

Wang Shaoguang: Professor Wang Shaoguang of the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Su Chi: Vice President Su Chi of the Beijing First Intermediate People's Court

Liu Yunhai: Deputy Director of Shanghai Haiyan Law Firm

Yu Beiping: Lawyer

Ma Yingxin: Deputy Chief Judge of the Case Filing Division of the Supreme People's Court

Yan Fuzeng: Deputy Secretary-General of the All China Lawyers Association and Director of the Lawyers Examination Center of the Ministry of Justice

He Shan: Director of the Civil Law Research Office of the Legislative Affairs Commission of the National People's Congress

Qu Sanqiang: Professor of Law at Peking University

Lin Zhongliang: Director of the Policy Research Institute of the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission

Lu Tao: Lawyer

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