Luo Xiang, a professor at China University of Political Science and Law, has been named "Top Ten Most Popular Teachers in Law School" for many years.

Excerpted from Luo Xiang's famous words in the preface of this book:

A sentence in the excellent novel To Kill a Mockingbird: "Conscience is the only thing that can't follow the crowd."

Lewis, the author of The Legend of Narnia, also reminds us that actions have natural and unnatural results. It is moral to pursue natural results, but it is immoral to pursue unnatural results. It is very moral to want to get married because of love, because marriage is the natural result of love. But if you want to get married because the other person has money, it is immoral, because money is not the natural result of love.

Richard Baxter said: "We often envy those above us and respect those below us;" Covet others' fame and fortune, or treat others' poverty and embarrassment with arrogance and indifference. Seeing good-looking people induces our lust; Seeing disabled people will arouse our contempt ... we are our biggest trap. "

Teacher Luo Xiang said: We will never be as noble as we think.

Churchill said: "There is no ultimate success, and there is no fatal failure. The most precious thing is the courage to move on. "

Martin Luther King said, "Each of us is building a temple. But no matter who you are, there will be an inner struggle in your life. Whenever you want to do good, there is a force that involves you and makes you do evil. "

Teacher Luo Xiang said: Law is the bottom line of morality.

Haile Selassie said: "Throughout human history, those who have the ability to act and stand by and those who know are indifferent, and the voice of justice remains silent when it is most urgently needed, so evil can wait for opportunities to run rampant.

Listening to Luo Xiang's lecture on law and watching Luo Xiang's Justice in Round, excellent works lead to thinking, generate new knowledge and break the barriers of thinking. With Luo Xiang's brush strokes, he studied law and moral norms. In real life, he should know, understand, abide by and protect the law, and take the law as the criterion.

In order to understand human nature, I should introspect my stupidity, shallowness, truth, goodness and beauty, which is the significance of reading Justice in a Circle.