I suspect you are not a good student

It was Zhou Changde who discovered the problem.

It was finally determined that there was a problem, and it was Qiuyun.

It’s because the tone and speed of the song make it easy to hear the lyrics. Zhou Changde looked back after passing by the door a few times, and found that the title of the song is the same as the lyrics. It’s called "Laughing on the Outside". Xie Chuhong, who told him that day, loves watching foreign dramas, happened to find this song used as an episode of a British drama.

However, he was busy with work, so he couldn't find time to calm down and watch, so he could only ask Qiuyun to come.

When Qiu Yun was first commissioned, she still thought he was making a fuss, it was just a song or a TV series, but then she took a closer look at the name of the TV series, "The End of the F***ing World".

Qiuyun was so frightened that she hurriedly asked her colleagues in the magazine, and found that many people knew about it when she mentioned it, and she even imitated the protagonist's tone and recited the first three lines for her.

- "I'm James."

- "I'm 17."

- "And I'm pretty sure I'm mappsychopath."

Youth crime theme.

There is no need for Zhou Changde to say anything, Qiuyun herself took the initiative first.Apart from not having the time to watch the episodes of this drama, she heard about it from other people, went to the Internet to read movie reviews, and basically understood everything that can be understood about this drama. She has carefully studied the used episodes, every song and every line of lyrics.

Standing at the door of her son's bedroom, Qiu Yun gave her husband a look. Zhou Changde was about to raise his hand to knock on the door, when Xie Chuhong suddenly called "Sister" from inside.

Both husband and wife were taken aback, and then continued to listen, only to realize that they were talking about birthdays tonight.

Xie Chuhong lay down on Zhou Shiyi's bed and called Sister Yao. He didn't explain too clearly, but said that he had to have dinner with his elders at night, and he couldn't stay long, and he might have to leave after showing his face.

Sister Yao obviously felt a pity: "Okay, then you and your little boyfriend will come over earlier, can you have time at five o'clock?"

Xie Chuhong roughly calculated that it only took ten minutes to take a taxi from Zhou Shi's family to Cold Blue: "Five o'clock should be fine, I'll talk to Binbin later, and now I just want to say hello to you, sister."

"Okay, but you two students, don't buy any gifts, come empty-handed, and meet as friends."

Xie Chuhong let out a long breath, and just after saying "Thank you, sister", there was a knock on the door, which made him hang up the phone in a few words, feeling guilty of being caught in bed.

Zhou Changde didn't plan to have sex this time, and cut straight to the point as soon as he entered the room: "Did you just call to talk about your birthday at night? Didn't you mean a classmate? Why did you call 'sister'?"

"It's just... the name among friends." Xie Chuhong couldn't help but stare at Zhou Shiyi, why didn't you tell me that the sound insulation in your house is so poor?

Zhou Shiyi: I thought my parents were still eating!

Zhou Changde looked at them: "Do you call this among friends now? I heard the tone of voice, and thought I was calling an elder."

Xie Chuhong laughed twice, trying to confuse the subject, saying that he had already discussed it with the other side.

As a result, Zhou Changde also laughed: "Whether the birthday is at a classmate's house or not, it happens that I have to go out temporarily to do some errands, so I can give you a ride along the way."

The cuteness on Xie Chuhong's face suddenly became unbearable. For the first time, he felt that he had met an opponent in the matter of "laughing".

The atmosphere in the room froze for a second.

After a breath of silence, Xie Chuhong quickly made a choice again, and decided to start probing from the safer part: "Did my mother ask uncles and aunts for something?"

Zhou Changde stood at the door of the room and didn't even go in, as if he had expected the current situation from the very beginning, he raised his hand and pushed the door completely open: "Go to the living room and talk, auntie has prepared clove tea."

"Clove tea?" Xie Chuhong was taken aback for a moment.

"Nurses the stomach and relieves the hangover."

Zhou Changde left this sentence with a smile, then turned around and walked in front and went out first.

Sitting next to him, Zhou Shiyi was always a little foggy, but he understood one thing, that is, Xie Chuhong's intuition was right—his parents must know something.

Zhou Shiyi was dumbfounded: "Are you going to tell everything?"

He couldn't even describe Xie Chuhong's expression at that time, exhaustion was almost all engraved on his face, but at the moment the two of them stepped out of the room, he suddenly straightened up again and let out a long breath.

"Anyway, I won't say that I want you to be my boyfriend."

in the living room.

Zhou Changde didn't get to the point as Xie Chuhong imagined, but filled all the cups on the side plate of the purple sand pot with tea: "Tithe may not have been mentioned to you, since he was ten years old, he celebrates his birthday every year. I will tell him a law."

"Ah, yes..." Zhou Shiyi scratched the back of his head.

Compared to Xie Chuhong, he seemed to be more like the hangover, apparently still a little bit unrecovered from the sudden turnaround.

Xie Chuhong guessed that this was an attempt to introduce the topic through legal principles, but he really didn't expect to hear the next sentence.

Zhou Changde said: "Although it's not Tithe's birthday this time, in our house, Chu Hong's birthday is no different from Shiyi's."

The sweet and bitter tea fragrance of cloves filled the nostrils, the tea soup was clear, and the cup that the young man handed to his lips suddenly stopped.

Auntie was busy in the kitchen, the kitchen door was closed, and she didn't mean to listen in the slightest.

The uncle leaned on the sofa, his body was illuminated by the bright sunshine outside the floor-to-ceiling windows of the living room in the afternoon, and the slight heat from the teacup warmed his glasses into a small white mist, and asked, "Do you still remember the tenth birthday? What was the first thing you said?"

"I remember." Zhou Shiyi scratched his head and replied, "For minors who are immature physically and mentally and lack social experience, the purpose of restricting them is to protect them."

Zhou Changde looked at Xie Chuhong, as if asking if he understood.

"I can probably understand. Children do what children should do, and students focus on their studies." Xie Chuhong twitched his Adam's apple, guessing that what he wanted to imply should be his own stock watching.

Zhou Changde nodded: "You may find it annoying to say it directly, and you won't listen to it, but the fundamental reason for restricting you is that the ultimate goal is that minors face illegal infringement and do not have the awareness and ability to protect themselves. Although at first Hong is already an adult after celebrating his birthday yesterday, but the reason is the same, it doesn’t mean that as long as it doesn’t affect others, he can do anything.”

Xie Chuhong understood everything before, but: "I just do my own thing and don't affect others, can't I?"

"Of course not." Zhou Changde pushed his glasses with a smile and said, "In the laws of our country, there is a saying that your body does not belong to you."

Xie Chuhong almost blurted out: "Why?"

"We can only punish ourselves with very minor personal legal interests, such as the right to life, physical freedom, etc., which are not our own punishment." Zhou Changde looked at him through the lens, "If someone asks you to kill him, even if it is His own decision, you are still suspected of intentional homicide. Euthanasia, organ trading is the same, even if it is voluntary, it is still illegal."

Xie Chuhong opened his mouth, but did not speak.

Zhou Changde seems to have heard it: "If you think you have complete control over your body, it will definitely cause a very serious situation of the jungle. I told Shiyi about this."

The auditors were checked for their homework, Zhou Shi sat up straight subconsciously, and Xie Chuhong was a little surprised by the first sentence he spoke.

"French Tocqueville said that whoever asks for too much independence and freedom is asking for too much slavery. That is, if you have all the power to yourself, everyone becomes an 'independent individual', and people are no longer people. gone."

Xie Chuhong doesn't understand, what is a human but not a "human"?

"People will become commodities that can be traded in the market." Zhou Shiyi, "Because as long as the strong are strong enough, the weak can be 'voluntary'."

Xie Chuhong was astonished.

"That is to say, once you can dispose of your body at will, it is extremely easy to be forced to give up the right to choose by external forces."

When Zhou Shiyi said these words, although the two were sitting side by side on the sofa, the sun coming in from the floor-to-ceiling windows only took care of his shoulders, forming a clear dividing line between light and dark.

Under the light, his brother looked over with eyes as clear as glass balls. Seeing that he had been looking at him for a long time without making a sound, he thought it was because he didn't communicate clearly enough, so he had to look at Uncle Zhou for help.

But Zhou Changde asked firmly: "Did Chu Hong understand the explanation of Tiyi?"

Xie Chuhong slowly lowered his eyes: "...I understand, the purpose of restricting us is to protect us."

"What about adults?"

"Adults should... do the same?"

Zhou Changde nodded happily: "Regardless of being an adult or not, no one can guarantee that he or she will not be harmed in any form and possess an absolutely rational cognition. In addition, the proposition of 'rationality' itself is the same as the Three Views of Morality. There is also no specific measure.”

Zhou Changde said, filling the two with clove tea: "Uncle can see that you are a very thoughtful child, very similar to your father, and my aunt and I have always asked Shi Yiduo to learn from you,' but the current Safety is only temporary', I also told your father this sentence."

Xie Chuhong was taken aback.

Zhou Changde looked at him: "Humans are social animals, closely connected with the society. While exercising individual rights, they also need to safeguard the public interests of the society and not destroy public order and good customs."

"I asked Tithe on his birthday to remember that freedom has limits, rights have boundaries, that his body is not his own, and that he has an obligation to care about other people's feelings."

"Now that you're eighteen, I hope you can remember it as a substitute for your mother's special order not to let us prepare gifts for you."

Zhou Changde's tone was always calm, stern and not preachy, which coincided with Xie Chuhong's impression that Zhou Shiyi "educated" him.

Before that, he had envisioned many possibilities that he would face after being exposed.

Even when he just came out of the room, Xie Chuhong was already mentally prepared that his underwear would be stripped off and thrown on the counter to be criticized.

As a result, Zhou Changde didn't say a single serious word or mention a specific thing from the beginning to the end. He just explained a few Fa principles to him very simply, and then ended.

When it was time to go out, Zhou Changde asked the two children if they wanted him to drive them.

The two children still refused.

Zhou Shiyi saw that someone was still in a daze after getting into a taxi, so he couldn't help but say a few more words: "Is it because my dad's talk is too boring, it sounds boring."

Xie Chuhong supported his head and looked out of the car window: "No, I was just thinking about the egg tarts your mother made."

Just when the two of them were about to go out, Qiuyun rushed out of the kitchen with the dinner plate, her apron still on her body.

As soon as Zhou Shi saw the things in her hands, he waved his hands and refused, saying that it was too late to eat, but Qiu Yun didn't follow her, and insisted on stuffing freshly baked egg tarts into their mouths one by one.

"It's not delicious." Zhou Shiyi was a little embarrassed, "My mother is good at cooking, but she really doesn't have much talent for baking. If she is asked not to do these things, she will not listen."

It's really not as good as the ones sold outside, the heat is not well controlled, and the inside of the egg tart is similar to eating steamed eggs. Xie Chuhong didn't know what he was thinking about: "It's delicious, and what your dad said is also very interesting."

Zhou Shiyi scratched his head: "Actually, it's not so profound, it's just some basic principles of civil law. What my dad talked about is a narrow understanding of 'jurisprudence', that is, general legal norms and theories. The real jurisprudence is more superstructure. It is not easy for us to understand the level of things.”

"What do you mean?"

"For example, the Constitution is the highest law, and other laws are authorized by the Constitution. This is the most authentic jurisprudence. This is called the level of law."

Xie Chuhong turned his head to look at him thoughtfully: "Are you going to be a lawyer in the future?"

Zhou Shiyi: "I haven't thought about it."

"'Didn't think about it' is..."

"It's not that I haven't thought about becoming a lawyer, it's that I haven't thought about it yet." Zhou Shiyi said he was embarrassed, "It's just because my dad told me and I wrote it down." .”

Compared with Xie Chuhong, he always seems to be particularly dull, day by day, without thinking about anything.

Xie Chuhong looked back at the scene passing by outside the window again, and asked him: "Then what did your father say before?"

Zhou Shiyi: "A lot, what aspect do you want to hear about?"

Xie Chuhong: "Anything is fine."

I just haven't heard my dad speak for too long.

Zhou Shiyi was unaware of this, and generously shared with him: "My dad also said that absolute power leads to absolute corruption. Any organization composed of people has a natural tendency to corrupt. Even the country's criminal power needs Strict constraints, so there is no crime if there is no express provision in the law.”

"Preventing Injustice?"

"Well, Bacon likened crime to polluting water streams, but unfair trials pollute water sources. The spirit of legally prescribed crimes and punishments is to limit power."

Xie Chuhong nodded: "Is there any more?"

"There is no end to human evil, and all achievements are restrained."

"Ok?"

"Because in a state of absolute freedom, most people will choose to degenerate instead of yearning for the sublime."

His brother's nagging continued, but Xie Chuhong couldn't help but think of the words that Uncle Zhou asked him to remember.

- "Freedom has limits, and rights have boundaries."

Uncle Zhou said that what he has always taught Zhou Shiyi is to let his brother be a righteous behaviorist, and his brother has always done a good job.

But he is very similar to Crane City. He is a result utilitarian. Compared with the behavior theory that pays more attention to the rationality of the process itself, he believes in the result theory that puts results first.

Zhou Shiyi was giving a passionate speech when someone around him suddenly interrupted.

"You can become a lawyer in the future, I think it suits you very well."

"what?"

"Ang, I am in charge of making money, and you are in charge of educating me."

"...how to educate?"

"Just educate me like that. Every time you educate me, I look handsome."

Much like a brother.