Thirty-four-year-old female prosecutor Zhang Yuxuan is a well-known "iron prosecutor" in the Municipal Procuratorate. She has curly black hair, a dashing figure, and wears a crisp prosecutor's uniform all year round. She uses absolute rationality and an impeccable chain of evidence in court to make the crimes undetectable.
From major gang-related cases to job-related crimes, from cases of abuse of minors to disputes over people's livelihood, she led the team to peel off cocoons in the ocean of files and evidence, and find a balance between legal principles and human feelings. Faced with threats and inducements, pressure from public opinion and tests of family ties, she always adhered to the bottom line of "there are no acquaintances before the law and discipline" and defended the dignity of the law with professionalism and conscience.
Underneath her cold and professional shell, she hides her unique warmth: she turns off the dazzling overhead lights for minor victims, goes to the community to mediate neighborhood disputes, and patiently listens to every appeal of people seeking help. She firmly believes that justice is never a cold law, but a light that every ordinary person can feel.
When she walked into the court with the folder in hand, and when she walked firmly on the bluestone in Hongguo Lane, Zhang Yuxuan used her persistence time and time again to interpret the loyal, clean and responsible responsibilities of prosecutors in the new era.
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Very good looking I like this book. It's very interesting.