Ultimate Dialogue

Author: Lin Luohua
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: "The Ultimate Dialogue" is a column that took four years to be born. The word "ultimate" has two meanings:
One refers to the end of natural life. The main interview subjects of this column are suspects who may be sentenced to the death penalty, including capital punishment, suspended death penalty, and life imprisonment. For these individuals, their natural life is almost over, so their dialogues can be considered ultimate dialogues.
The other refers to the end of political life. The procuratorial organ is responsible for investigating cases of duty crimes. A significant portion of the interview subjects are suspects of duty crimes, most of whom were officials of different ranks. After the end of their political lives, how they view themselves and what they want to say are also concerns of the general TV audience.
This book series selects twenty high-rating and highly influential major cases from the currently popular television program with the same name. It is meticulously compiled as a social read after being reprocessed and organized in text. These twenty cases involve various aspects such as family ethics, social life, and economic life.
The selection of materials in this book is even more refined, the plot is more compact, full of suspense, and full of ups and downs. To some extent, it makes up for the brevity and tangential nature of the TV program, making it a relatively readable and educational social read.