Who Am I

"I never feel like I'm a good guy or a bad guy, I'm your guy." "Anan, look for me here." Many years later, someone asked Li Rimian during an interview: "So, do you think, which is more important, the truth or life?" Li Rimian, who was crossing his hands, paused and raised his eyes, "It doesn't matter." The reporter sneered: "Can you tell me more about it?" "I don't think what I am pursuing is the truth. In other words, must what I report be the truth? No, what I report is just the other side that the public has the right to know. As a reporter, I have the right to reveal the other side of the matter and the obligation to tear away this fig leaf. As a lawyer, I will defend the dignity of the law throughout my life." "The judgment of the world may not be correct, but you have the right to be judged for everything." "As long as you are alive, the truth should not be buried. No matter whether the so-called truth is right or wrong." "Do you think what you did is just?" The girl in front of her yelled at the top of her lungs. Li Rimian still looked calm and relaxed, and he leaned over to refill the tea for the girl across the table. "Not really." The girl was stunned. "I'm not a good person, and I don't think what I do is just as others praise me. I just want to do it, so I do it. If I don't do it, I feel uncomfortable. I know that there may be another side to what I do, and that side will be considered unjust, but these It doesn't matter. I don't want to help anyone. After all, how do I know whether the person I help deserves my 'just' help. What I want to say is that good people or bad people have the right to appeal for themselves, and what I do is to try not to be deprived of these rights." "It's time for all the dirt covered up in this small town to be completely cleaned up, instead of being blocked with debris and treating it as if it doesn't exist." Concept: black and white, right and wrong, innocence and worldliness