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Chapter 1735 - 823: Law and People - Capital Journey

Chapter 1735: Chapter 823: Law and People - Capital Journey

Although university parties may not be as spectacular as those hosted at the provincial level, the lively and relaxed atmosphere surpasses them.

Regardless of whether they are male or female, the students are bursting with youthful energy. Even when performing traditional Yuzhou Province dramas, they resonate more with the students. From the moment Yan Fei sat down in the venue, he drew a lot of attention.

The seniors still remember that palm dance from years ago, which made them see Xu Xiaoyan as a stunning beauty. But they were even more impressed by the supporting actor who could lift someone with one hand—such feats, reminiscent of historical legends, suddenly appearing on stage, had a huge impact on everyone.

Moreover, over the years, Yan Fei has accomplished many significant things. Because of Xu Xiaoyan, the Law School students pay close attention to this girl who is almost considered a school beauty, and they also get to know a lot about Boss Yan.

So now Yan Fei sits smiling warmly among the crowd, with people occasionally coming over to greet him.

The senior students are more concerned about societal issues, and some take the opportunity to ask him questions about social matters—today is considered a festive day, so everyone feels more liberated, doing things they wouldn’t normally dare to do.

Yan Fei answers every question, providing answers when he knows them, and candidly saying he doesn’t know when it’s inconvenient.

At this moment, someone boldly asks another question, "Boss Yan, is your company hiring interns?"

Many students pricked up their ears at the moment; internship issues are something these senior students pay close attention to. Currently, many students have already made contact with units or companies, but there are still some on the lookout for a better opportunity.

Yan Fei pondered for a moment and then smiled, saying, "You better think it over, our company is in the countryside. Anyone wanting to join has to be prepared for hardship. Moreover, the situation in rural areas is different from big cities, sometimes human emotion outweighs the rule of law..."

"In what situations is emotion greater than the rule of law?" a student asked.

"For example, dealing with a thief, especially cattle thieves. From the legal perspective you’ve learned, hitting a thief is wrong. But from our villagers’ perspective, we don’t think it’s wrong. Before I started raising cattle, I had beaten a cattle thief to the point of disabling them, and not only was I not punished, the village even rewarded me. What do you make of that?"

A group of students hesitated upon hearing this, some wanted to murmur that it was when the law was underdeveloped, but no one wanted to be the first to speak out, so they kept their thoughts to themselves.

"Rural conditions are tough, and limited by educational levels, there aren’t many ways to get rich. For some families, not to mention sending kids to school, even having enough food is an issue. So a cow represents the family’s hope, and in everyone’s eyes, the value of a cow can be measured in money. But for a family, it’s not something that can be simply quantified. For instance, when you guys just got into college, your family was waiting to sell a cow to gather tuition fees, and suddenly the cow was stolen? What then?"

"Or, say, if the family is waiting to sell the cow to treat a sick family member?"

"You stole my cow, and even if you were caught and given a light sentence of a few years, it wouldn’t bring our family’s hope back, nor the years of hard work—all would go up in smoke. Everyone thinks it’s unfair. So in the countryside, if a thief is beaten, it’s seen as a good thing."

"This is how it is in rural areas. If you want to work there, don’t you think it’s much more challenging than staying in the provincial city?"

Seeing everyone lost in thought, Yan Fei chuckled, "Alright, alright, let’s get ready to watch the evening show! These questions can wait till you actually encounter them in your work."

A group of students went on to ponder the relationship between law and emotion, forgetting that their original intention was simply to ask whether Boss Yan’s company was hiring interns.

By doing so, it was clear Yan Fei didn’t want to hire anyone, or to be more precise, he didn’t want to hire interns from their school.

Relatively speaking, Yan Fei preferred to hire students from the Agricultural University, especially those who came from rural areas and were willing to return there. Firstly, it matched their skillsets, and secondly, since they intended to return to the countryside, they were more down-to-earth or had ideas.

As for law students, honestly, they weren’t much needed for his current business development—if he was opening a company in America, he would certainly need a strong legal department, but in Sancha River, it was not quite necessary at the moment.

University students are still quite easy to confuse, thrown off by Yan Fei’s question, and several serious students didn’t even pay attention to the evening show, constantly preoccupied with pondering the relationship between law and emotion—a focal point of debate still decades later, not something a bunch of students could resolve in a short time.

Yan Fei, on the other hand, was happily watching his wife perform the Peacock Dance.

Xu Xiaoyan’s dormitory’s dance was scheduled for the middle, and from Yan Fei’s perspective, besides his wife having the foundation of yoga and martial arts and her movements being relatively graceful, Jiang Xueling’s movements were a bit more flamboyant. The others couldn’t really let loose, and their attire was too conservative, with everyone wearing thermal underwear under their dresses.

Though Yan Fei didn’t mind his wife’s conservative dress, he had to admit that adding thermal underwear to a dance dress—it’s indeed quite a bit of an eyesore. Particularly, the bubbly chubby little girl in the dorm was especially amusing to watch.