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Extraction code: oai6 Title: Don't cry in a foreign land
Author: Yi Shenghua
Douban score: 8.0
Publishing House: Peking University Publishing House
Publication year: 20 13-5
Page count: 336
Content introduction:
"Don't cry in a foreign land: a lawyer's growth notes" Content Description: In September, 2002, the laid-off and unemployed author got the legal professional qualification certificate in the Judicial Bureau, entered the state-owned law firm directly under the Judicial Bureau as an intern, and started his lawyer career. In 2003, the author came to Shenzhen from his hometown with confidence, hoping that this young city could have a place for the author and realize his dream of being a lawyer. However, here the author runs into a wall everywhere, and his heart is very lost. The sudden outbreak of SARS made the author even more disheartened. One month after I came to Shenzhen, I decided to leave this sad city and return to my hometown.
In the spring of 2009, after a period of accumulation, the author set out again to find his dream. This time, the target is the capital. Like in Shenzhen, and like most foreigners who have just arrived in Beijing, in this city, the author has no friends and everything needs to start over. As a lawyer, leaving your familiar environment is like a fish out of water, and it is almost impossible to move. The author finally persisted and found his own position, step by step, and now.
In the past ten years, from a state-owned law firm to a partnership law firm, from Jiujiang, Jiangxi to Beijing, from an ordinary practicing lawyer with only a dozen small offices to a senior partner and department director of a national first-class law firm with thousands of lawyers, the author is constantly learning and growing.
The author records these growth processes, hoping to give some inspiration to young friends who are far away from home and pursue their dreams, especially those who have just embarked on the road of law.
About the author:
Yi Shenghua, a native of Jiujiang, Jiangxi, developed in Beijing in 2009. He is now a senior partner and director of the criminal department of Beijing Yingke Law Firm. Member of Writers' Association, joint tutor of master students of Beijing Normal University and Tsinghua University Law School. In 20/0/3, Kloc was named the top litigator in China by ALB (Asian Law Weekly).