周琳

Public information about Zhou Lin is limited. All that is currently known is that the author has three works in circulation, touching on the themes of politics and law. Among them, Beyond the Great Divergence: The Politics of Economic Change in China and Europe examines the differences between Chinese and European economic change from a political perspective, showing a relatively broad vision; The Washing Away of Wrongs: A Collection of Ancient Chinese Criminal Cases turns to criminal cases in ancient China, presenting the face of traditional justice in story form; and Training Course on Non-Litigation Legal Practice leans toward practical legal training with a strong hands-on orientation. The three works span a considerable range of subjects, from macro-level historical and economic comparison, to popular narrative of ancient criminal cases, and on to practical guidance in legal practice, indicating the author's interest in writing across politics, law, and history. Because biographical information is lacking, the author's identity and background cannot be firmly established, and readers may chiefly approach the author's writing orientation through the subjects and methods of these works.