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Author: Zhao Yingbin
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: For a long time, we have written legal works in a fixed way—either as argumentative essays or expository texts. Works created in this manner, with their cold, rational tone, keep people at a distance. As a result, the term "literary law" and its corresponding works are scarce in the field of law. However, this book employs the styles of essays, (s), and prose to describe the practical process of law. With the language of ordinary people and a fluent, lively style, it strips law of its solemn and elegant appearance, adorns it with the attire of the common folk, and transforms it into an accessible legal textbook for the public. For legal practitioners, this book's rigorous reasoning, meticulous consideration, and bold skepticism pave the way for the development of our practical wisdom. For legal research, the book's rich contextual knowledge, as well as the interactions between legal operations and various background factors, provides a path for us to step outside the confines of law, look at the world, and reflect on ourselves. How to elevate legal technicality into legal wisdom—this book offers the answer.