Freedom

1. Read the story through once, then go back and map out the author's specific setup for freedom and order.
2. Jot down institutional arrangements that raise questions as you read, and think them through afterward.
3. If English reading is difficult, start with a Chinese summary and then compare with the original, but don't rely on sentence-by-sentence translation.
4. It works well to read the same piece with friends and have a short discussion around "whether freedom has limits."

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