To learn law well, you must first be interested

Secondly, you must learn a lot of laws, regulations and legal knowledge

Apply legal issues to life.

Just take civil law as an example:

A classmate once described the close connection between the principles of civil law and real life like this: "Chasing girls in the freshman year is preemption, chasing girls in the sophomore year is picking up lost things." Chasing a girl in the junior year is the discovery of buried things. Showing love is fraud and coercion, marriage is a major misunderstanding, divorce is a breach of contract, marriage proposal is the right to request, breaking up is the right to form, the wife is the property right, the mistress is the property right of others, and the legitimate children are the right to form. Produce, illegitimate children are unjust enrichment..."

At first glance, the above content seems interesting, but after careful analysis, you will find that the principles of civil law are really everywhere in our real life, in all aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation. It is possible to "deal with" civil law. It is no exaggeration to say that each of us basically lives within the framework of civil law from birth to death. Therefore, it is quite valuable to learn civil law well, master civil law well, and use civil law well. practical benefits and practical significance.

Civil law is known as the "mother of all laws", so learning law should or must start with studying civil law. As we all know, civil law has a long history, is extensive and profound, and has a large and trivial, complete and rigorous theoretical system. It is difficult to learn, which requires us to master some effective learning methods in the process of studying civil law, so as to better integrate the knowledge of civil law and understand the true meaning of civil law.

As for the learning methods of civil law, many civil law scholars have written articles. This article attempts to give a brief introduction to the methods of learning civil law from the perspective of reference and comparison, combined with my own actual feelings and gains in learning civil law. introduction.

Put interest first and focus on cultivating interest in civil law learning

Interest is the first motivation. Understanding and learning any subject should be based on interest, and so should the study of civil law. In this way, only by having a strong interest in civil law learning can you maintain your passion and enthusiasm for learning during the learning process, and be motivated to conduct in-depth analysis and research on a specific knowledge point. When discussing methods of learning civil law, many people focus on aspects such as how to think, but they ignore the major premise of interest. Without interest, one cannot learn well or cannot learn "specialized" in civil law. Therefore, when we start studying civil law, we must work hard to cultivate our interest in this subject. So how to cultivate interest in learning? You can refer to the following aspects: For example, like the joke at the beginning of this article, imagine some well-known phenomena in real life as nouns and principles in civil law. This will help us understand the basic meaning of some nouns in civil law on the one hand. , can make us deepen our memory, and thus be interested in learning this knowledge in depth; we can also cultivate interest in learning through group discussions or debates on a well-known matter; in addition, we can introduce some civil law scholars Famous scholars, learn about their schooling experience, graduation institutions, academic achievements, etc., and perhaps find that they have alumni among them, which will also stimulate and promote the cultivation of interest in civil law learning.

The two points are combined to grasp the complete system of civil law at a macro level and the specific knowledge points of civil law at a micro level.

Civil law is the "big brother" of law, and its theoretical system has been developed over a long period of time. Whether we can accurately grasp the theoretical system of civil law as it develops and improves over time plays a key and important role in whether we can "learn", "study masterly" and "study professionally" in civil law. Although the civil law system is huge and there is a lot of trivial knowledge, it is not that difficult to truly grasp it. Montesquieu once said: "In the motherly eyes of civil law, each person is the whole country." Through this famous saying. We can see that civil law is based on rights, that is, civil law mainly focuses on the adjustment and protection of personal interests. Each of us may and can become the king of our own interests. After understanding the starting point of civil law, the next understanding of its nature, basic principles and other aspects will be much simpler: since it protects personal interests, its private law nature is self-evident; since "everyone can be the king of his own interests" ”, then it must abide by principles such as equality, fairness, and integrity.

We have reason to believe that "civil law is the most attractive subject", and studying civil law will also make our life path broader and better!

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