A Legal Person's 70 Years of Knowledge and Practice

This book is the author's tender review of life when he is seventy years old. It is also a precious preservation of the wisdom of a generation in surviving in a specific historical torrent. There are no ups and downs in the book, only the real footprints of legal practitioners in the tide of the times - from fireworks in alleys and farm work to hard study on campus, entrepreneurship in Pudong, to law firm management and academic cultivation. The author uses plain writing to sort out the deep connection between personal growth and the changes of the times. He not only presents the eternal proposition of "how to put what you have learned into practice", but also attempts to reveal the hidden thread intertwined between individual choice and the fate of the family and country.