1. The life of law lies not in logic but in experience.

2. The ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus once said that we are on a stage not chosen by us, and the performance is not a script we choose. Do any of you students come here voluntarily? world. Who came into this world and your parents asked for your opinion.

3. The more happiness can reflect human dignity, the greater it is, because it is related to human dignity. There is a lot of happiness that lowers the dignity of human nature. The more happiness can reflect human dignity, the more it is the highest level of happiness. The reason why we study and travel is actually because we hope that we can continue to do so.

4. For private rights, as long as the law does not prohibit it, it is our power. For public rights, as long as the law does not authorize it, it is prohibited.

5. When you feel that there is a lot of injustice in this world, is there a concept that corresponds to injustice? It's called justice. If there is no justice in this world, then it is meaningless to say that it is unjust, and we believe that there is justice in this world, and we must use the legal knowledge we have learned.

6. I have always believed that the law must advocate good values. There are still values ??in this world. I really appreciate the words of the British playwright Chesterton. He said that an open society Just like an open mouth, you must bite something solid when you close it. The world changes, but morality remains unchanged.

7. When you find meaning, you will feel the meaning, and then you will attach meaning to it, and finally you will really find the meaning.