Qin Feng slowed his steps, turned his head, and looked at Chen, reminding him in a steady tone, "It's normal to have such thoughts when you first start interning with the team."
"But in actual work, we can't just look at the surface; we must maintain keen observation and judgment."
He slightly raised his chin, indicating the villagers, "They are indeed chatting lively now, but when it comes to getting their cooperation for the investigation and providing clues, those willing to speak up and can explain clearly are often very few."
Chen was somewhat surprised and couldn't help but ask, "Really?"
"But with such a big incident happening in the same village, shouldn't everyone be more active in assisting with the case?"
Qin Feng smiled faintly, his experience making him appear calm and even a bit indifferent: "In theory, yes, but human relations are complex, especially in rural areas."
"Some people are afraid of causing trouble, and some find it bothersome."
