你看到烧焦的尸体竟会退缩
“You flinched when you saw the charred corpse.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
您有何证据
“where is your proof?”
你看 到烧焦 的 尸体 竟会 退缩
“You flinched when you saw the charred corpse.”
“That's when I first suspected you.”
“Your involuntary guilt showed the moment you saw that body, and you know it.”
Traditional Chinese magistracy places heavy weight on micro-expressions and body language as revealing indicators of guilt or hidden truth during interrogation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to shrink back; to flinch; to cower
Used to describe either physical backing away out of fear or psychological hesitation in the face of difficulty.