Chapter 542 Liver Pain

 Chapter 539

 Although the National Day holiday is great, it’s a pity that I don’t have anyone to accompany me.

After Li's father and Lao Wang came out of the shop where they had morning tea, Lao Wang couldn't help complaining: "This National Day holiday is much longer than the Mid-Autumn Festival. Why doesn't your daughter come back?"

 Father Li: "Busy! Attending a music festival."

 Lao Wang: "Where is Jiang Yang? He's not busy. He's only half a son-in-law. Why can't he come back and fulfill his filial piety?"

Father Li looked at him, "Where is your son-in-law?"

 Lao Wang: “I can’t do that half.”

In the same chess game, one is absent-minded, not paying attention to the chess, and is on the mobile phone that can ring at any time, and has no sense of achievement in winning; the other is going all out, with eyes like a dragon, shooting left and right, with momentum like a rainbow, although Losing, but the winner feels great!

 They walked onto the road without knowing it.

 Lao Wang: “How did you get here?”

 Father Li: “Let’s take a walk!”

 Lao Wang: “I won’t go back to accompany your wife.”

 Usually after morning tea, Li's father would run home besides buying groceries. The two of them were inseparable.

Father Li: "She has a performance in the evening and rehearsals during the day. She has a National Day tribute concert. Should I take you to see it? Tickets are hard to buy. As a family member, I can take you to see the world for free."

Father Li looked proud.

 Lao Wang couldn't stand his arrogance the most, because he was so arrogant just because he had a wife and a daughter.

"go!"

Based on the principle of not taking advantage of the bastard, Lao Wang agreed simply.

certainly.

Also because staying at home is really boring.

 Unconsciously, they wandered into the bookstore. Father Li was surprised: "I'm not wearing reading glasses. What's written on this poster?"

 Lao Wang took a look and felt that Li's father was too immoral, "Jiang Yang's new book!"

anyway.

This pictorial is designed to look like a crime novel.

Although Lao Wang didn't want Father Li to succeed, he had to say that as a professor who studies criminal psychology, he was really curious. The two went in and walked around for a while. After seeing no new books that they were interested in, they bought "The Long Night" and came out.

 After returning home.

 Lao Wang made a pot of tea, moved a chair and sat in the yard, reading happily.

 He also has to thank Father Li.

 Otherwise, I don’t know how I would have spent this holiday.

 He opened the book and read a few chapters, "Young people these days have very strong tastes and write themselves down to death, and there is this super-"

 Lao Wang remembered that this was Li's father's student.

　　Li’s father called Zhang Chao specifically to explain that Jiang Yang had written him in a book.

 Looking at it this way—

 This book is inseparable from Li’s father.

Who did this old Li help to cross the road in his last life?

At this time, he heard outside: "Professor Li, there is a courier from you."

 Lao Wang raised his head and looked.

Father Li came out of the house, walked through the small courtyard, and signed for the express delivery at the door.

"Thanks."

Father Li sent the courier boy away and when he was about to go home with the courier, he saw Lao Wang Yaxing in the yard: "Okay, Lao Wang, it's enjoyable enough. My son-in-law's book goes well with your tea, right?"

 Lao Wang took a sip of tea and said, "It's not bad, it's okay."

Father Li asked Lao Wang to give him a drink.

 Lao Wang refused decisively: "Go find your son-in-law!"

"OK-"

Father Li opened the package and said, "My son-in-law also sent me some good things. You—"

 His hand stopped.

He glanced at Lao Wang, and then took out a box of tea leaves from the express delivery. It was the tea leaves that Li's father wanted to drink from Lao Wang.

 “I really found it.”

Father Li did not expect such a coincidence.

 The tea in Lao Wang's hand lost its aroma immediately. This tea is more fragrant when you drink it as a gift from someone else.

This is Editor-in-Chief Yu!

 He asked Lao Yu to establish a good relationship with Jiang Yang. Fortunately for him, the tea was transferred to Jiang Yang.

 He is so thrifty!

 There is no fear that young people may not like tea.

 There is another package, also sent by Jiang Yang.

Father Li opened it and found it was Parma ham, a specialty of Italy. Lao Wang had eaten it when he was on a business trip. "This was sent to him by the Italian director who worked with Jiang Yang. His dad and I have one each."

Father Li looked at it and asked Lao Wang to come over for lunch, "We are not stingy people."

 The tea in Lao Wang's hand was even less fragrant.

 But he went to have a meal at noon, and the ham really had a unique flavor.

afternoon.

 Lao Wang is reading a book.

 As a veteran lawyer and a person who studies criminal psychology, this book is a bit childish for Lao Wang.

  It can only be said that it is okay to have fun, but it will not touch you too much.

 The cases he has studied and his more than 40 years of legal experience have given him a thorough understanding.

Just when he was watching Jiang Yang looking for his wallet with ease and taking a sip of the delicious catechu, Lao Yu came.

 He brought the script of "Twelve Angry Men".

It was agreed at the beginning that Lao Wang would be the legal advisor and write a preface to the script.

 Lao Yu’s abacus was playing loudly.

This is a script after all, and it is too short to be published as a book. I need to add a preface by Lao Wang. Later, I will ask a few teachers to write a few articles to express relevant opinions on the legal issues in this script—

This book has both face and content, it is high-end and hard-working. Editor Yu has already seen that awards for both best-sellers and professional books in the industry are beckoning to him.

 Lao Wang hurriedly took over the script and was a little excited.

 Finally saw it.

Father Li praised the script in front of him every day, which made his ears tingle.

 He will see how good this book is today.

 Lao Wang looked carefully and became so absorbed that he didn't even notice when Lao Yu left.

 He didn't even bother to drink tea.

Father Li asked him to tidy up and prepare to go to the show, but he only responded vaguely.

 “What are you looking at?”

 Lao Li walked into the small courtyard.

 Lao Wang woke up and said, "Oh, script."

Father Li glanced at it and said, "Did Lao Yu send it here?"

 Lao Wang nodded.

 He asked Father Li to start the car first. He still had the last few pages left.

"OK!"

 Father Li is still patient with this situation.

Wait a minute.

 Lao Wang opened the car door and sat on the passenger seat.

Father Li was originally waiting for his review, but Lao Wang just sat there and said nothing.

 Seeing that Li's father did not start the car, he asked, "Let's drive."

"oh oh."

As Father Li started the car, he murmured in his mind whether this was a good thing or a bad thing.

after awhile.

 Lao Wang finally couldn't help but said: "Lao Li, remember to call me the next time you save the earth."

Different from the novel, this script hits Lao Wang’s major.

Of course, there are many flaws in this script. Any student who has studied law can find faults in this script.

but.

As a drama for the general public, this play can be said to have captured the essence of legal education. Whether it is the lines in the script, the special language phenomenon in the judicial field of verbal evidence, or the presentation of legal thinking in the play, it has achieved profound and simple explanations.

 Lao Wang has been busy with legal popularization work recently, and the book he published some time ago is a legal popularization book.

 He ​​knows very well how difficult it is to turn abstract thinking, language and behavior into language that the public can understand. If the script had appeared earlier, he would have quoted it more, which would have saved many brain cells.

This script, whether it is made into a drama or a film or television drama, will definitely have a huge impact in the future.

Then-

When they learned about the story behind the play, they looked it up and found that it was "written inspired by Lao Li." In terms of its influence both within the legal profession and outside the legal profession, Lao Li's name was engraved on the honor roll.

 Lao Wang’s liver ached with envy.

 (End of this chapter)