Recently, the much-watched case of Lao Rongzhi has finally ushered in the final trial. The Supreme People's Court approved Lao Rongzhi's death sentence in accordance with the law, bringing the multi-year-long case to an end.
During this lengthy trial, Lo's actions attracted widespread public attention. She committed serious crimes by killing many people with brutal means. However, in the last moments of her life, will she be able to sincerely repent of her crimes and apologize to the families of the victims?
On his deathbed, Lo reportedly expressed his apologies to the victim's family. Her apology may not make up for the pain of the victim's family, but it at least shows that she realizes her mistake. It also gives us a glimpse of the complexity and diversity of human nature, with some people may repent of their sins at the end of their lives, while others may be stubborn to the end.
Regardless, however, justice will be done. In a society governed by the rule of law, the law is the adjudicator of justice, which protects our rights and interests and allows those who commit crimes to be punished as they deserve.
At this juncture, we must not only grieve and sympathize with the families of the victims, but also be proud of the justice and authority of the law. Let us bear this lesson in mind, cherish life, and maintain the best governance of society.