college entrance examination, I want to apply for language, but the language major of science students is limited. Dad wants me to study finance, but my score is low. My mother wants me to study the Fa, but I don't want to be arranged by her. After much deliberation, I finally decided to study the Fa. Before clicking the "Law" code on the Internet, I called many teachers. The head teacher said: "The judicial examination is very difficult." The math teacher said: "The law is very dark, with a lot of black things, difficult to deal with." These are the two things I fear most about law, and I almost gave up on it. But looking back now, I don't think much. I already know what the legal loopholes are, and I am vaguely aware of the legislative flaws. The powerlessness of the non-independence of the judiciary makes many people helpless, and the lack of law enforcement makes many people a headache. I have felt the dark side of these laws and heard about the difficulty of the judicial examination, but instead of being scared, I have developed a stronger and stronger sense of mission as a law student during my daily study. I hope that one day I can Work with everyone to popularize legal knowledge, cultivate people's legal awareness, and realize judicial independence and procedural justice.
Don't laugh, I'm serious.
However, in the first semester of the freshman year, I had nothing to do with enthusiasm and ideals. I was a "student in everybody's eyes". On the surface, I looked very hard, but when everyone was reviewing the constitution, I watched TV dramas and novels. When I first enrolled, I thought I would get a grade point above 3.3 at the end of the semester, and I was thinking about applying for a minor in National Economics, but the grade point at the end of the semester made a mockery of me-if I don’t study well, I want to have a high score and dream. Therefore, this semester and beyond, I can only be an auditor of the National Classics, and I have no chance with minors.
"Anyone always has a process from unconscious to conscious."
In the second semester of the freshman year, I want to try-work hard for a semester and see if there will be changes. If so, I will stick to it. In fact, I did such an attempt in the third year of high school. In December 2013, I suddenly became sober due to something and accidentally turned up an article "Why should I go to Peking University", the author is He Shuting, who has graduated from Peking University Law School. She wrote in her diary: "Try it, try to see if one month of hard work will be effective." Then, she ushered in the long-awaited midterm exam. "I still remember how I felt after I finished the exam. I was walking home with my schoolbag, watching people coming and going blankly, and my heart was empty. It was indeed the most special exam in my life because of it. It is related to my future direction and path choice. In fact, the result of the test must have been guessed-mine did make everyone really dumbfounded once, yes, I took the first place.
You can never imagine the result. How important it is to me. I was unexpectedly calm when I knew the results. When my name appeared on the first line of the report card, I silently said to myself: "Remember, there is nothing in this world. Things are impossible. "
Later I never changed that attitude and method. In fact, all the methods are simply no method, only one word: hard work."-Excerpted from "Why should I go to Peking University"
So, in December 2013 , I studied He Shuting, and the gap between the results before and after was really big, otherwise I would not be able to sit in the dormitory of the Foreign Affairs University and write this log.
In the second semester of the freshman year, I studied He Shuting again and repeated the attempt of the third year of high school. Of course, the level of diligence could not be compared with that of the third year of high school. However, I took classes more seriously, took notes more seriously, and thought about problems. More, I spent more time memorizing things before the final exam.
"Nothing is impossible in this world." Although the results of each subject in the last semester were not very good, at least it is no longer as horrible as the first semester. (Achievement is not the only thing I care about, good grades do not mean that this student is good, I just think that the change in grades can reflect a person's degree of effort)
I don’t know if it’s because I went to school too early. In the first year and two years of each stage, I always didn’t learn well enough. I either didn’t understand it or was tempted: the first and second grade of elementary school had more than 60 points in the exam, and the grade was in the fourth grade. After leaps and bounds. I fell in love with novels in the first grade of junior high school, and the grades fell all the way. In the second grade of junior high, I transferred to school and worked hard to promote it again. About high school, I just said it. Now it’s the same at university. Still the saying "Anyone always has a process from unconscious to conscious", I feel that I am at a turning point from unconscious to conscious in the university stage. It seems that everything is slowly getting better.
This summer, I watched a few legal movies, went to the law firm to train for a while, read a few books, and found that lawyers are really small and ordinary, and very few people can receive such big cases in the movies; It’s really boring, and the exciting debate sessions don’t feel like in the movie; many things, whether useful or not, interesting or uninteresting, must be studied carefully, such as the constitution, such as military science, and I have never studied both of them. Very regrettable.
I just watched "The Grand Trial". At first I didn’t know what the movie was about, but I quickly discovered that the plot content of this movie was a very famous book from a book such as "The Master of Legal Defense" that I borrowed. American case. The key testimony given by a nurse was not recognized, but the jury finally decided to stand on their side. When I heard the verdict of the jury, tears burst into my eyes and I was so excited. "Justice is in our hearts", no matter how much others want to erase it.
The plaintiff's defense lawyer in "The Grand Trial" was given up by an old friend because of alcoholism, but when he needed his old friend's help, the old friend came back. He also met a very beautiful girl, only to discover that she was a spy sent by the defendant to obtain his information. He slapped her and she was gone, but his friend was still there. Perhaps, besides family, the most sincerely good to us are friends, which should be cherished.
"One" recently published an article "Good Student", in which there is a paragraph: "Ms. Yin said: "A true writer must understand the social reality of China, otherwise I can't write good things." I went back to the classroom. , I turned out the enrollment guide, trying to find a major that can understand the social reality of China from the densely packed majors. In the end, I chose to study law. "
After studying the Fa for a year, I think this teacher made a lot of sense. Through studying the law, we learned about various cases and hot social disputes, and we also had various discussions, worrying about the sufferings of people in society, and being happy about the little results of the rule of law. Indeed, only after understanding the social reality can you write flesh-and-blood works, only then can they be true and profound, and can arouse everyone's sympathy and reflection. Therefore, I don't regret learning the Fa, if I do it again, I will still choose the Fa.
On June 4, 2014, I posted a circle of friends,
"Maybe because I haven’t learned deeply, I didn’t reach the point in the article, but it’s true that more and more people commented that I became more rational and less emotional. The impulse or the careful thinking of literature and art, the perspective of looking at the problem is also different from the second story in the article.
In addition, after watching the trial, I found that the court defense was not as cool as imagined, but rather boring and hypnotic, so ideal and reality It is indeed different, but I will stick to it. I hope that after many years I will remember the sense of sacredness and mission in my heart when I first entered school, and work with everyone to achieve judicial independence and procedural justice.” Since
then, I have never mentioned such a grand ideal. I am afraid Others said that I "think of myself as good" and laughed at me until I heard the speech of the criminal law teacher this semester. She told us that we must have legal beliefs and the lofty ideals of rehabilitating many unjust, false and wrongly filed cases... the soul must support our body... and so on. With the support of such a teacher, I suddenly had the courage to speak out my ideals once again: to popularize legal knowledge with everyone, cultivate people’s legal awareness, realize judicial independence, and procedural justice, no matter what I become one in the future. A big lawyer is still a small lawyer.
My freshman year is over like this, so I don't want to pass my sophomore year. At the beginning of the new semester, when I was observing the class of the first semester of Chinese Classics, my teacher Li Feng said: "After minoring in the first semester of Chinese Classics, there will always be a few people who will drop out, and more in the second semester, and few people stick to it in the end. But I still hope that you can persevere. It is good to learn some economics. "I hope I can persevere, learn some economic knowledge, and understand our country's economy better. Study English well, study Japanese well, study law well, and live up to the next 3 years or even more.
When writing this post, I have been listening to Ku Juji's "It's too late to love". The melody is nice and the lyrics are great. "The saddest thing is to love too late, and some hearts can't wait for a certain day", so is the dream.
(Attach a legal movie post http://i.mtime.com/mxl117/blog/5105097/ here , the movies in it are very good, you can choose what you like to watch.)
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