Sweeping up fallen leaves is better than east.

Author: Lin Da
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Features: This book is divided into five parts: the first part is a collection of stories about American history; the second part is about the stories of legislative rules in a rule-of-law state; the third part tells stories about the judicial process through specific cases; the fourth part mainly uses the stories of monks, monasteries, and the Auschwitz concentration camp to convey the consequences of "intolerance"; the fifth part is the author's reflections on reading and experiences. The stories in all five parts are highly narrative-driven, with plots full of twists and turns and profound meanings. Readers can easily feel the power of ideas while enjoying a leisurely read.