In a criminal law class, someone suddenly asked: "Give you 2000W a year, this kind of money-making speed, do you want to be a second milk?" Another replied: "Honestly, I wanted to." What is dignity, right? This seemingly unorthodox conversation actually took place in a criminal law class at China University of Political Science and Law. If you have been shopping on Station B recently, you may find a unique teacher who tells the criminal law class as humorously as a joke, and this teacher is Luo Xiang.
Luo Xiang, a professor at China University of Political Science and Law, his nickname at Station B is "Luo Xiang Says Criminal Law". In just two decades since he released his first video, he has nearly 3.5 million followers, and the first video has already exceeded 6 million views. Although law has always been considered a serious discipline, Luo Xiang can turn boring criminal law cases into humorous jokes, attracting people to become more and more fascinated the more they listen. His fans include not only law students, but also people from other professions, which makes his influence far beyond the legal circle.
Part of the reason why Luo Xiang became popular at Station B is that he tells legal cases vividly and interestingly. He made a series of jaw-dropping cases, such as: "What is the crime of taking away belongings while a girl takes away her belongings while she takes a bath, clothes, underwear and underwear?" "This case involves the crime of robbery;" Throw fake money into the river, someone went to pick it up and drowned, should you take responsibility? "This case discusses the possession of counterfeit money;" Zhang San's dog bit me, is it legitimate defense that I killed the dog? It explores the legal aspects of emergency hedging situations. These cases show Luo Xiang's unique teaching style, and his video titles are often full of creativity and irresistible.
However, Teacher Luo Xiang's charm is much more than that. His class is not only a gathering place for jokes, but also a stage for deep thinking about law and human nature. He once posed the question: "Why do lawyers defend bad people?" Although most people will express anger at defending criminal suspects, Luo Xiang emphasized that the duty of lawyers is to protect the legitimate rights and interests of their clients, and give priority to legal judgment over moral judgment. This profound reflection has led to a profound discussion of the relationship between law and human nature.
In short, Mr. Luo Xiang, in his unique way, not only benefited law students, but also allowed non-law majors to gain legal knowledge in his videos. With a style that combines humor and profoundness, he has pushed the popularization of law to new heights. As he said: "Maybe I'm just a shellfish picker on the beach, and I want to use this platform to let students see the beauty of those shells on the beach, and more importantly, not to show off the shells in my hand, but to hope that students can see that the sea behind the shells is so vast and beautiful." ”