郝燕飞

Hao Yanfei: public information is limited, and all that is currently known is that the author has two works on legal subjects in circulation: Judge Explains Cases: Understanding the Facts and Truth in the Eyes of a Judge II and Interrogating Those Who Cross the Line in Criminal Matters. Judging from the titles and the common category, the writing focuses on judicial practice and adjudicative reasoning, aimed at readers interested in how the law operates and in understanding how judges establish facts and truth. The first book uses "a judge explains cases" as its thread, emphasizing examination of how case facts are formed and judged from the adjudicator's perspective; the latter addresses boundary-crossing issues in the criminal field and has the flavor of explaining the law through cases. Both works show an effort to turn specialized legal knowledge into readable narrative, tending toward plain explanation combined with case analysis, serving both as practical reference for legal practitioners and as accessible material for general readers seeking to understand judicial logic. With insufficient biographical information about the author, the works themselves become the main window for observing the author's writing direction.