Against the general background of continuous strengthening of friendly relationship between China and Finland，the exchange and cooperation between the law circles of the two countries has gained new momentum. In late September and early October of 2010，a delegation from the Institute of Law，CASS paid a study visit to Finland，which increased the mutual understanding and consensus between the Chinese and Finnish law circles and opened up new channels for them to learn from each other’s experiences. During the study visit，the delegation participated in the Seminar on the Chinese and Finnish Modes of the Rule of Law and visited various Finnish government and academic institutions，including the Constitutional Law Committee of the Parliament，the Supreme Court，the Office of the Prosecutor General，the Supreme Administrative Court，the Ministry of Justice，the Office of Parliamentary Ombudsman，and the University of Helsinki. Through these activities，the members of the delegation introduced to their Finnish colleagues the achievements made in and the trend of development of the construction of the rule of law in China，and learned a lot from their Finnish colleagues about the characteristics of the Finnish mode of the rule of law，the new development of the constitutional reform，the unique features of the Parliamentary Constitutional Law Committee，the Supreme Court，the Supreme Administrative Court，the Prosecution System，and the Parliamentary Ombudsman system，the increasingly important role of human rights in the construction of the rule of law，and the policy of lenient criminal punishment in Finland.