Looking back on 2009

Chapter 379

Perhaps the difficulty of the song "Sakura Blossom Nuo" is a bit high. Since Jiangda's cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the song "Written to Luo Jia" is more popular on campus.

Despite this, "Sakura Nuo" will be played from time to time on the campus radio.

After all, the phrase "Mottled spots stay on the road of loving you" couldn't be more suitable for Jiangda, which is full of fallen flowers.

Those who sing don't think that everyone who listens to the song has heard their own stories in the song.

However, not all the people who enjoy the flowers are students, and even tourists account for the majority.

There are many tourists every day, and people may ask for directions wherever they go.

Chen Zhihe had watched the cherry blossoms for several years, but did not join in the fun.

He chose to go to the library.

However, this time he was not going to read a book, but to find a book.

To be precise, he purposely collected some bibliographies.

The study room in the new house is furnished, but the bookshelves are empty and he needs to fill them up. That is his reading list for the next few years.

The most convenient way is to go to the library to scan books.

Library management is a science. The library is equivalent to saying that all the books you want to read have been classified, and the division and category are clear at a glance.

According to his preferences, Chen Zhihe came to the social science division, politics, economics, law, history, literature...he scanned them all.

He read the title of the book first, and then thought it was interesting, took it out to look at the table of contents and frontiers, and only after he was sure that he was interested would he record the title of the book in the small notebook he carried with him.

Although the work is exhausting, he enjoys it.

The enthusiasm of a scholar before buying a book is comparable to waiting to go on a date with his sweetheart, so why would he feel tired?

So soon someone found a strange person in the reading room, and saw him keep taking books...reading...putting them back...taking another book...taking a look...taking another look...and then recorded in the notebook what.

However, the students of Jiang University are well-informed after all, and they get used to it after seeing too many strange flowers. After watching for a while, they are busy with their own affairs.

After recording a section, Chen Zhihe had a full harvest and rushed to the next section.

Well, legal zoning.

Still doing the same thing as before, Chen Zhihe scanned the bookshelves row by row in order...until he met Lu Caiwei at the corner of the middle row.

A boy was talking to her in a low voice. Lu Caiwei had a calm expression, as if she didn't hear it. She looked at the books on the shelf seriously, as if she was looking for something.

Seeing Chen Zhihe, a trace of surprise flashed across Lu Caiwei's face, she glanced at it, and naturally took Chen Zhihe's hand, "Go to dinner later?"

Chen Zhihe was stunned for a moment, then understood in his heart, and said with a smile, "Okay."

Chen Zhihe put away his notebook, nodded and smiled at the stunned boy.

Lu Caiwei turned around to pack her things.

Then the two walked out of the reading room and out of the library together.

Just when it was time for dinner, Chen Zhihe smiled and said, "Who is chasing you?"

Lu Caiwei sighed rarely, and said: "A classmate in the class, I have met a few times before, so I know him well, but recently it suddenly happened."

Is she explaining?
Chen Zhihe said with a smile, "You're about to graduate, I understand, if you don't seize the opportunity, it will be too late."

Lu Caiwei glanced at Chen Zhihe and said, "It's already too late."

Chen Zhihe asked, "Where to eat?"

Lu Caiwei thought for a while and said, "I have a bad appetite recently, let's go off-campus."

Chen Zhihe smiled and said, "Okay, I just want to change my taste."

Walking all the way outside the school, the road is full of tourists.

Maybe it was because Lu Caiwei was so pretty, when they saw her, they all gave way to her along the way, and Chen Zhihe was lucky to follow behind, no one blocked the way, and no one wanted to come up to ask for directions.

"Why are you going to the library? About your graduation thesis?" Chen Zhihe was a little curious.

Lu Caiwei said: "That's not true, the thesis has already been handed in, so I have nothing to do to read the book. What about you, I see you are holding a notebook."

Chen Zhihe felt a little strange in his heart, didn't he say to try to find a job?But he didn't say it.

Taking out the small book and shaking it, Chen Zhihe smiled and said, "Look for books, I plan to buy a batch of books recently, and go to the library to make a list."

Lu Caiwei felt a little interesting after hearing this, and asked, "Can you show me?"

Chen Zhihe shrugged and handed the notebook to Lu Caiwei.

After taking the book, Lu Caiwei flipped through it, and paused at the end, "You still read this kind of book?"

Chen Zhihe took a closer look, and what Lu Caiwei was referring to was a book he wrote down in the law division, "The Law Ladder".

Well, how should I put it, this book is very famous, but extremely unpopular.

It sounds contradictory, but it is true.

In his previous life, Chen Zhihe had seen a little bit, but he didn't see it.

As a textbook for legal education in ancient Rome, it can be said to be the source of today's civil law system, so the civil law system is also called the Roman law system.

It is said that most people who study law may have heard of this book, but few people read it.

The reason why Chen Zhihe chose it was purely because of some impressions from his previous life.

Chen Zhihe smiled and said, "Isn't it possible? In principle, in modern civil law, Germany and France copied Rome, Japan copied Germany and France, and we copied Japan. I think it is necessary to understand it."

These words were said by a law professor when Chen Zhihe participated in a forum, and he still remembers them vividly.

Lu Caiwei shook her head and said, "I just didn't expect you to know this."

Chen Zhihe laughed, and said, "Maybe it's because I don't pick books, I like to read everything."

Lu Caiwei nodded, thoughtful.

I found a local restaurant in Jiangcheng, and because Lu Caiwei had a bad appetite, Chen Zhihe specially ordered fish soup.

The taste was not bad, and after eating, the two walked back.

When they arrived at the library, Lu Caiwei sat at the self-study table in the reading room and read, while Chen Zhihe continued his great business of sweeping books.

The two do their own thing without interfering with each other.

Because he is familiar with the law, Chen Zhihe searched very carefully and wrote down a lot of books, so he stayed for a long time.

When he was leaving, passing by Lu Caiwei, he suddenly realized that there seemed to be something wrong with the book Lu Caiwei was reading.

Logically speaking, she should be able to read some books on legal practice, but on the contrary, most of what she has at hand is the content of legal theory.

More importantly, the book she was reading was actually "The Law Ladder".

It's no wonder she asked that question when she saw this book in Chen Zhihe's bibliography.

Lu Caiwei, who was reading intently, noticed someone nearby, looked up, and met Chen Zhihe's questioning gaze.

Lu Caiwei nodded, got up and walked to the reading room, and Chen Zhihe followed.

Lu Caiwei asked: "Have you finished reading this?"

Chen Zhihe nodded.

Lu Caiwei hummed and asked, "What happened just now?"

Chen Zhihe thought for a while, and said with a smile: "It's nothing, I'm just curious how you can read books on theories and theories."

Lu Caiwei paused, then said casually: "Oh, during the internship, the lawyer who brought me told me to read more theoretical books."

Chen Zhihe nodded with a smile, and said, "So that's the case, then I'll look elsewhere."

Lu Caiwei nodded, turned and returned to the reading room.

Looking at Lu Caiwei's back, Chen Zhihe was thinking about what she said just now.

As an old lawyer, Chen Zhihe felt that either Lu Caiwei was lying, or the lawyer who brought her was pretending.

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(End of this chapter)