Ni Shouming, Spokesperson of the Supreme People's Court This is the second time I have written a preface to Ding Yihe's book. I wrote it once when he published his second book "Beijing Serious Case" three years ago. )", is already his 11th legal literature monograph.Compared with Ding Yihe's previous books, this book is not only an accumulation of quantity, but also a leap in quality. Among the writers in the national court system, there are many excellent writers who create legal documentary literature, but so far there is no book showing the major cases tried by the national court system every year.Ding Yihe is a caring person. His "Deciphering China's Big Case (2006)" filled a gap in the yearbook of legal reporting.This book selects some major and important cases heard by courts across the country in 2006, and unfolds the case stories and trial stories he told through the way of documentary literature.The cases collected in this book have had a certain impact at home and abroad. All the documentary articles are written by Ding Yihe after personally interviewing the criminals or the parties involved in the case. These articles have also been approved by the judge or presiding judge review to ensure the accuracy of the facts.Because it is real, it also ensures that the content is synchronized with real life, presenting a very realistic appearance of life.

China is a developing country, and the characteristic of a developing country is that many things are in constant transformation.The profound transformation of society has brought changes and opportunities to people's lives, but the interest management model that hangs over social survival still restricts people's realistic desire to get out of predicament, whether beautiful or ugly, in whole or in part.Some people deviate from the original simplicity and honesty, breed and inflate selfish desires to satisfy themselves, start a fight among money, power, and humanity, and finally adopt a greedy and indulgent lifestyle, thus giving birth to Some strange and not unusual, similar and dissimilar, all kinds of cases.In "Deciphering China's Big Case (2006)", we clearly see that most of the current officials who have been sacked are "commercial bribery", and the important direction of the national anti-corruption in 2006 is to rectify commercial bribery.

Whether it is the Supreme Court or the courts at all levels across the country, at the end of the year and the end of the year, it is necessary to sort out and analyze the important cases heard each year. The analysis of the case can roughly see the changes of cases in different periods, which is not only a summary of the trial work throughout the year, but also serves the trial work from the perspective of research.Ding Yihe provided us with an alternative text. He sorted out the major cases heard by courts across the country and showed it to readers through legal documentary. It is a text that can be used for reference both for ordinary readers and researchers.

Ding Yihe is one of the few members of the Chinese Writers Association in the national court system. He took advantage of the convenience of working in the "Court Inside and Outside" magazine of the Beijing Higher People's Court to focus on the field of trial documentary in recent years.This "Deciphering China's Big Case (2006)" is a collection of his latest achievements.In his trial documentary works, we can more and more feel the shock of the times and the power of social advancement.These trial documentary works not only reflect the complex information of the times and personal information in contemporary society, but also show his high vigilance and deep questioning of the relationship between money, power, and human nature in real life.

Generally speaking, when a case develops into a lawsuit, whether it is criminal, civil or administrative, it is a reflection of the intensification of contradictions in social life, and it reflects an abnormal form or special situation in people's social life. status.Courts across the country have to hear more than 6 million various litigation cases every year. These cases constitute a part of our social life from different levels and aspects. We cannot and cannot exclude them from social life. This is a reflection of social life. of complexity.Normal life and abnormal life are always symbiotic, always restricting our life relationship, quality of life and life progress.The writer's task is to pay attention to, reflect, analyze and study these abnormal life phenomena.Trial documentary is an important form of focusing on and reflecting cases in the way of storytelling.

Telling stories about cases and stories about trials are often stories about people, stories about people's lives, stories about people's lifestyles, and stories that bring different fates to different people based on this lifestyle. story.By telling the stories of these cases, we should tell people that the freedom of life is definitely not greed and indulgence.Just as human life must obey the laws of nature, individuals living in society must obey the rules of social life and be bound by the rules of social life.Individuals have the right to enjoy material life and pursue freedom and happiness, but this right can only be limited by law.The judgments made by the people's courts in accordance with the law reflect the equality of rights and obligations in social life and the adaptation of crimes and punishments.This is inevitable in a society ruled by law.

After reading "Deciphering the Big Chinese Case (2006)", I feel that Ding Yihe's trial documentary creation has entered a new level and realm.He tried his best to strip or illuminate many unknown things deposited in social life with the perspective of history or culture with the light of rationality.He tried his best to understand the reality of modern social life through various cases from a new perspective, showing a consistent sense of social responsibility. Of course, we cannot but regret to see that due to the author's geographical limitations, this book "Deciphering China's Major Cases (2006)" mainly covers major cases tried by Beijing courts, and covers other major cases heard by courts across the country. Very few, it cannot but be said to be a shortcoming of this book.Fortunately, Ding Yihe will continue to do this matter as always. I hope he can solve this problem well when he writes the 2007 volume.

December 21, 2006