The ancient Greek scholar Aristotle pointed out in "Politics" that in Egypt, doctors were prescribed according to the law, and if they did not see the effect by the fourth day, he could change the medicine, but if he was anxious to change it before the fourth day He must be responsible for his own law. From the same reason, it is argued that a government ruled in accordance with written laws will not be the best government, but it must also be noted that there are still general rules in the mind of a ruler, and that the ruler who governs by emotional factors is always better than the people who affect the affairs. The law is exactly without emotions, but human nature is inevitable. Through this text, the author wants to express the point:. ['Rule of law is better than the rule of man.', 'Humanity determines politics.', 'Law is a general rule that filters emotions.', 'The best government does not exist.']