Please talk about the difficulty of self-taught subjects of law, so as to make progress through experience.

I graduated from the self-taught law school and am very authoritative ... According to the score, the details are as follows:

Environmental information: 6 points. Although this book is very thick, it is still popular. It is also realistic. I am also interested in the environment. ...

Labor law: 6 points, 2 case analysis is very important, focusing on understanding, not difficult. ...

Introduction to International Economic Law 10 is seriously divorced from reality, and the theory is completely scattered. All kinds of proper nouns are treaties and meetings. These books are super thick. After reading the book, I absolutely don't know what I'm talking about and what's the use. The second most difficult subject in the self-study exam (after law).

Tax law 4-8 points, the difficulty depends on personal interest. Something with a pure back. There are calculation problems that need to be formulated. If you get a high score, you won't get a zero. Anyway, I got more than 80.

6 points in private international law, you may have passed the naked test of civil law. The simplest 1 subject in the three countries.

Insurance law: 4 points is nothing to say, simple and popular.

Negotiable instrument law: 10, select 3, and select no instrument.

Intellectual property law: 6 points, the book is not thick and easy to understand, but international intellectual property is a bit disgusting.

The really difficult part of the self-study exam is the junior college part. This section is actually a difficult subject, Introduction to International Economic Law.