In the process of human beings seeking a stable social order, law is always only a way to achieve, not all social relations can be effectively adjusted by the law, and not all legislation can solve complex problems in reality. Of course, it is not desirable, but focusing too much on the written activities of legislation and calling for more rulemaking is not necessarily a rational attitude in pursuit of the rule of law. Based on this passage, what views or attitudes does the author criticize? ['Focusing on legislation but not enforcement.', 'Emphasizing the rule of law but not the moral.', 'Social issues should be resolved through legislation.', 'Perfecting the legal system is a prerequisite for the rule of law.']