First: Be interested, care about people's livelihood, and cultivate a certain legal sensitivity and sense of fairness and justice.

Second: See more, read more and practice more. You must understand and even master the Constitution, criminal law, civil law, economic law, labor and social insurance law, marriage law, administrative law, intellectual property law, etc. Only by mastering each discipline Knowledge will allow you to be more confident when dealing with legal issues. In addition to the legal field, various subjects also have certain knowledge, such as economics, literature, and even philosophy. These knowledge may seem "useless", but they can indeed change our lives in a subtle way. For example, knowledge of economics can make us work more efficiently, knowledge of literature can give us rich examples when having heated debates with others, and knowledge of philosophy can allow us to be more self-reflective in how we deal with people and see problems from another perspective. All in all, excellent legal talents are generalists.

Third: There is no end to learning, legal knowledge is boundless, and there are many controversial areas. Only by constantly absorbing new knowledge and improving your personal accomplishments and professional qualities can you succeed in the path of law. Go further and further.

Fourth: Try to review legal knowledge. As far as my own experience is concerned, I studied in a relatively well-known law school in my early years. Every time I took an exam, the whole school was brightly lit, and I spent the whole night memorizing the knowledge points of the next semester. Most people relied on the moment. I used my memory to cope with the exam. After the exam the next day, all the legal knowledge was left behind. This kind of learning is quick and ineffective. Only through countless review, consolidation and practice can legal knowledge become our instinct and develop our legal intuition.