Economist Tea House. Issues 1-4: Combined Edition

Author: Jin Mingshan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This is a feast of thoughts from renowned scholars; a grand gathering of legal wisdom that brings law out of the extraordinary "ivory tower" and into the homes of ordinary people. The book presents the fruits of human wisdom, the essence of human thought, and the profound and extensive field of law in a language that is easy for readers to understand. Using everyday language, it discusses the affairs of the people, addresses the issues they care about, and explains the principles of law in their daily lives. Chinese people believe in "A refined host attracts diligent guests." Whether the "Tea House" thrives depends on its style and taste. The "Tea House" is dedicated to focusing on people's livelihoods and the material and spiritual civilization related to them. However, "tea house culture" is quite different from scholastic or lecture hall culture. Compared to scholastic and lecture hall culture, it should be less profound, more relaxed, less serious, and more leisurely. Although we may not be able to fully meet the needs of all "tea guests," since we have already opened, we will carefully listen to the opinions of "customers" and frequently review them to seek improvement.