On March 1, Tang Fangjing got up early after days of training and exams, as the notice from the Handong Provincial Lawyers Association declared today the time for the interview.
Old Tang, who had not worn a suit for a long time, finally looked like a lawyer in his black suit.
He was always averse to formal wear, finding it uncomfortable, and even for court proceedings, he would dress for comfort.
But with the Lawyers Association's assessment at hand, he certainly couldn't afford to give them any leverage.
In plain terms, interviews are inherently subjective, even more so the so-called interviews by the Association, which are not nearly as strict as civil servant interviews.
Whatever assessment they give you, that's what it is; once the interview is over, you have no proof—after all, they won't release the interview videos to the public.
So... those who know, understand.
