"Poor mathematics, poor philosophy and poor philosophy will affect the study of law." I haven't heard of it, but law should be the best subject to learn. Of course, the logical ability of mathematics may help you understand the profundity of philosophy, which is the basis of law. Are all developed from life practice. Learning philosophy well is conducive to your understanding of the law and your in-depth study of the law. But it turns out that a person who learns law well is not necessarily a philosopher or a mathematician. Therefore, you should not mind that you must tell the facts and evidence before the law. As long as you really like the law and study hard, you will learn it well.

You're going to Australia to study law? It seems that common law countries and Chinese mainland law countries are different. Of course, the laws of the world will eventually merge, but you have to think about what you want to learn, what you want to develop in the future, and what you really like in your heart (I will only study or work in the future)

If you want to study the common law system, you should go to America or Britain. Germany, Japan, France and Italy are all worth considering if you want to learn the legal system of civil law system. Of course, every place has its own unique advantages. If you really want to study law in Australia, you must choose a legal subject that has a certain position in international law.