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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 24 Yi Zhongtian ‘difficult leap’ and the difficult leap of Yi Zhongtian ‘Difficult leap - the birth of the United States Constitution and our reflection’ is a professor of Xiamen University, Yi Zhongtian representation of a book. The main summer and autumn of 1787, described the turn of the 13 colonies in North America dozens of ‘rustic’ Minato in Philadelphia for the modification of ‘ugly head in troubled times’ - ‘Confederation’, from the outset squabbles have later turned out to the ‘Federal Constitution’. Secret design a blueprint for the country, and later the United States of America is on the basis of this blueprint was born. Those who do not know why the State objects rustic, but to develop one of the world’s first written constitution, there is no precedent to reference; even more scary is that 200 years, the constitution does not change a single word - if you encounter problems Americans have also put forward a mere amendment to the cover. World wonders many, the United States Constitution is a miracle in a miracle. Back then, country bumpkin is take a look at how to design this country: they why should a country? They are ready to make this country work? What features can be achieved in this country? This book describes the whole process of the United States Constitution emerged, designers are sometimes disagree, tit for tat; sometimes vertical and horizontal alliances, infighting; sometimes compromise concessions, compromises; a wide variety of interests are intertwined and complex. Professor Yi Zhongtian ‘difficult leap’ not just get rid of for the United States Constitution is the product of the secular idealistic point of view, more that the whole interest of the Constituent Assembly is a real compromise, perhaps a compromise is also a political wisdom. Many people are ideals to win people’s respect; on the contrary, these rustic because good compromise, creating a powerful empire, become a VIP in the eyes of future genera