There are alternative versions of classic quotes by Li Shimin and Li Chengqian at the back of this book. Be sure to read to the end, it's quite interesting!
U. The heroine is super handsome, and she investigates the case quickly and neatly. She just looks pretty good-looking. However, the heroine is not pure and kind, she is a forensic assistant. The second one is forensic medicine. Not many love scenes a
U. The heroine is super handsome, and she investigates the case quickly and neatly. She just looks pretty good-looking. However, the heroine is not pure and kind, she is a forensic assistant. The second one is forensic medicine. Not many love scenesa
The secret room, the perfect alibi, the real murderer is right in front of you, but you can't see it! This criminal investigation novel made 99% of people guess the wrong ending.
When Shakespeare Meets Hairpin Feng: Two Narratives of Justice in the Courtroom - A Comment on Female Writer Hairpin Feng's Novel "The Murderer's Murder: Mysteries in Hong Kong: The Murders of Five Wealthy Families" Courtrooms have always been the most extreme melting pot of dramatic conflicts. Four hundred years ago, Shakespeare asked Portia to put on a lawyer's robe and walk into the Venetian court, using the pinnacle of rhetoric to judge the cruel contract of "a pound of flesh", and achieve a "heart testimony" victory through the law. Four hundred years later, the contemporary criminal investigation novelist Hao Feng brought the same fierce confrontation to the second instance court in her "The Murder Case of a Rich Family". Two court trials spanning four hundred years reveal the evolution of human understanding of justice: from sensibility to rationality, from eloquence to empirical evidence, and from mental evidence to physical evidence. 1. The power of inner evidence: Shakespeare's courtroom rhetoric. In Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice", a classic trial that spanned a century, Portia's victory was not based on reasoning based on evidence, but on the ultimate use of rhetoric. Faced with Shylock who insists on "punishment as agreed", she first retreats before advancing, superficially agreeing with the legality of the contract, and winning Shylock's trust; then she completes the killing with an exquisite logical trap - "Only one pound of flesh is allowed to be cut, no more or less, and if there is even a slight difference, the litigant must die; only the flesh is cut, no drop of blood is allowed to be shed." Shakespeare's brilliance lies in his understanding that the authority of law not only stems from the rigor of its provisions, but also relies on the shaping of reason and public opinion by "words" and "rhetoric." These extremely dramatic conflicts perfectly reflect Shakespeare's profound grasp of the "right of discourse" as a drama master - whoever can dominate the narrative can determine the direction of a lawsuit and win the preference of the people watching. 2. Logic and evidence: Hao Feng's modern court game In Hao Feng's court world, the methods of confrontation have undergone fundamental changes. The highlight of the courtroom no longer belongs solely to the eloquent arguments of the lawyers on either side, but instead focuses on the cold physical evidence. When lawyer Xia Zhiyu faced the prosecutor Lin Lan's fierce attack that "giving someone mixed drugs is intentional homicide," she did not rely on gorgeous rhetoric. Instead, she used a forensic toxicology report with a fatality probability of less than 15%, successfully blocking the inevitability of "subjective intentionality" in the chain of logic. This is the core concept of modern rule of law: using objective evidence to speak. The confrontation in the trial game has shifted from "using words" to "using evidence". 3. Four Confrontations: The Soul Counterpoint between Classical Rhetoric and Modern Physical Evidence. Hairpin Feng's court trial and Shakespeare's classics form a variety of subtle resonances and differences. Confrontation between rhetoric and physical evidence: The courtroom in Shakespeare's plays only contains verbal confrontations, while Hairpin Feng cleverly incorporates modern science in addition to "eloquence". The real "killing move" of "The Murder Case of a Rich Family" lies in the ironclad evidence provided by Su Wanqing's forensic team - the Lyra button that fell off the deceased's dress is exactly the same as the Aquila button on Xie Ci's body in texture, material and lettering; and the characteristics of northern cat hair and unsaturated fatty acids detected on the picture frame and buttons shattered Xie Ci's lie of "witnessing it through a window". Hairpin Feng upgrades the "courtroom battle of wits" in Shakespeare's era into a modern and scientific closed-loop game of evidence. The reversal of enemy and prey: Shylock in Shakespeare's novel eventually trapped himself in the law and became the prey of the law because of his strict requirements to fulfill his contract. In Hao Feng's writing, on the surface, his apology as a witness was a weapon to attack Sheng Yuxuan, but the irrefutable evidence of buttons and cat hair instantly caused a reversal of the power relationship between the prosecution and the defense, turning him from the attacker to the person being judged. Anxiety between legal principles and human relationships: In classic Shakespeare plays, Portia represents the filling of legal loopholes by morality. The trial of Hairpin Feng introduced the core debate of modern criminal law - the dispute between indirect intentionality and overconfidence of negligence, injecting a strong legal game color into the simple dramatic conflict. The boundary between consciousness and unconsciousness: The confrontation in Shakespeare's drama is based on Shylock's simple malice, while Hairpin Feng introduces psychology beyond legal principles. The confrontation between the prosecution and the defense revolves around Xie Ci's paranoid and unconscious behavior, allowing readers to gain insight into the inner chaos of human nature while enjoying the excitement of the trial. 4. Presentation of Justice: Protection of Values from Judgment to Procedure If Shakespeare's ending is a dramatic "miracle" that pleases people's hearts, then the ending of Hairpin Feng is a profound tribute to the spirit of modern rule of law. When the prosecution obtained new evidence, they took the initiative to withdraw the case and correct their mistakes, and the court acquitted Sheng Yuxuan in court. What Hao Feng wants to prove in this book is that the progress of the rule of law lies not only in the technology of solving crimes, but also in a judicial system that dares to face mistakes and protects the lifeline of citizens through procedural justice. "The Murder Case of a Rich Family" is a symphony of the tension of classical drama and the spirit of modern rule of law. When the gavel finally falls, the real murderer is brought to justice, and the innocent regain their innocence, the readers feel not only pleasure and revenge, but also awe of the rule of law and science. If you are fascinated by the bickering in Shakespeare's courtroom and long to feel the shock and warmth of "evidence speaking" in a tense and suspenseful environment, then don't miss this contemporary game played out by Hairpin Feng in the courtroom. Open the Tomato Novel App and search for "" or " Corpse Whispers: Port City Mysteries" to read this novel for free, and there is also a smooth listening mode. Follow Hao Feng's words, enter the court, and witness a justice echo that spans four hundred years!
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The male protagonist is a detective and the female protagonist is a forensic scientist. The unit is purely about solving crimes. The suspenseful reasoning and supernatural mystery are all in this book.
If you want to solve criminal cases, you must read this book. I will pay a lot of money for a pair of eyes that have never read it. After reading it, I haven't encountered such a good criminal investigation article in a long time.
Detect suspenseful reasoning and murder cases, understand human nature, identify human nature, cultivate logical thinking, and appreciate a safe life! Thanks to the guards who protect this peaceful life! Thank you to the people's police who are fighting and dying! 🌷❤️🌷
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