To Whom It May Concern: Zhang Weiping's Collection of Random Writings

Author: Zhang Weiping
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This is a collection of short essays by Professor Zhang Weiping. The author employs a light and straightforward tone, along with a fresh and lively writing style, to describe matters in legal education and research, recount figures in the legal circle, comment on socially focused topics, and offer insights in the midst of everyday observations, giving the impression of reading a "private blog" with profound meaning. Where to Turn contains passion, emotion, and more importantly, the calmness, rationality, and sense of responsibility of a legal scholar. Reading Where to Turn, one can feel the sharpness beneath Professor Zhang Weiping's gentle and modest language—this sharpness is unassuming yet deeply thought-provoking, and even if one disagrees with his views, it does not create a confrontational atmosphere. Where to Turn is not a solo game by one "immortal" but a group game among many immortals. And you, me, and him—unknowingly through Where to Turn, we became neighbors of the immortals, admiring their style and absorbing the "solar and lunar essence" they exude. This is a collection of short essays by Professor Zhang Weiping. The author employs a light and straightforward tone, along with a fresh and lively writing style, to describe matters in legal education and research, recount figures in the legal circle, comment on socially focused topics, and offer insights in the midst of everyday observations, giving the impression of reading a "private blog" with profound meaning. Where to Turn contains passion, emotion, and more importantly, the calmness, rationality, and sense of responsibility of a legal scholar. Reading Where to Turn, one can feel the sharpness beneath Professor Zhang Weiping's gentle and modest language—this sharpness is unassuming yet deeply thought-provoking, and even if one disagrees with his views, it does not create a confrontational atmosphere. Where to Turn is not a solo game by one "immortal" but a group game among many immortals. And you, me, and him—unknowingly through Where to Turn, we became neighbors of the immortals, admiring their style and absorbing the "solar and lunar essence" they exude.