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Luo Xiang is a Chinese author of legal writing who is widely read among general audiences. Public information about him is limited: his biography, educational background and professional positions are not recorded in our database. Judging from the ten works held here, he has written over the years on criminal law and the idea of the rule of law. Representative titles include Details of the Rule of Law, Lecture Notes on Criminal Law, A History of Punishment, The Paradox of Law and the five-volume Luo Xiang on Criminal Law, as well as The Consent System and More Than Justice: A Legal Scholar's Reading Club. His writing often begins with concrete cases and turns abstract statutes and institutions into accessible reasoning, combining reflection with readability; he also ranges into justice, life and philosophy, as in the book whose title asks whether philosophy is what really helps with life's big questions. His works are usually shelved under law, classics and inspirational growth, and suit ordinary readers who want to understand legal logic.