"What I'm talking about today is actually the content of a course I taught during the second semester of my junior year, "Legal Paper Writing."
"This course consisted of four lectures. When preparing for it, I created a simplified version, and what I'm going to share with you today is the third lecture from that series, which details the practical operation of writing a legal paper."
In an empty classroom in the Law School building, a research group formed by two men and a woman took notes diligently, soaking in Professor Li Suying's exclusive guidance.
"Last time, we discussed the framework of the paper and preliminary task allocation."
Li Suying was truly professional.
She dissected the paper with surgical precision, making every word count, which enlightened the first-year students with profound insights.
