If all these expert teachers mobilize together, won't the entire camp be revitalized in no time?
...
Nan Zhubin was very dissatisfied with the effectiveness of the recent intervention.
Watching the direction in which Leader Li left, the smile on his face gradually faded, followed by a sigh.
To outsiders, this psychological intervention for Leader Li seemed very successful; he appeared like a different person after entering the consultation room.
But Nan Zhubin knew that the psychological intervention for Leader Li was actually quite rough.
It was merely a short-term improvement.
It only addressed the immediate issue at hand. You could say it only tackled the "symptoms" while merely hinting at the "root cause."
And from Nan Zhubin's current perspective, the other party's attribution, interpersonal handling methods, and that exceptionally strong sense of responsibility which could harm themselves can all be considered as certain hidden dangers.
