The term "equal subject" in the Civil Law refers to the fact that all parties involved in a civil legal relationship are equal in legal status, and there is no distinction between high and low. Specifically, the subject of equality includes the following aspects:
1.Equality of legal status: Parties involved in civil legal relations enjoy equal status in the law and should be treated equally regardless of their social status, property status, race, gender, age and other factors.
2.Equality of rights and obligations: While enjoying the rights, the parties involved in the civil legal relationship should also bear the corresponding obligations, and the rights and obligations should be equal.
3.Equal consultation: When negotiating, signing contracts and other civil legal acts, the parties involved in the civil legal relationship shall negotiate on an equal footing, and shall not use their dominant position to force the other party to accept unfair conditions.
4.Equal protection: All parties involved in civil legal relations should receive equal protection when they are infringed, and the law should protect the legitimate rights and interests of all parties.
In short, the "equal subject" in the "civil law" is one of the basic principles of civil law, which embodies the value orientation of equality, justice and fairness in civil law, and is an important foundation for ensuring the stable and orderly operation of civil legal relations.