How to Catch "Live Fish" in Ideological Investigation ■ Lai Jianwen and Jia Kelin said, "You have to listen carefully to the phrase 'everything is pretty good'." - With the returned survey questionnaire, Ren felt a bit "unfair" at the beginning. Prior to this, he had organized several discussions, and the most frequently said by the soldiers who participated in the discussions was "everything was good," which made him feel that "the effort paid off.". 100% satisfaction, 97.3% recognition, 92.1% practicality of content... After the data was compiled, he also felt quite satisfied. Looking back now, he had a reflection: at that time, he only focused on the fundamentals and lacked specificity and practicality. These overlooked parts were the ones that he should have delved deeper into at the time. "The phrase 'everything is pretty good' needs to be listened to carefully," an experienced colleague told Director Ren. "After a general evaluation, what the warrior really wants to say. At this point, you need to ask more specifically." In the next ideological survey, Director Ren was even more attentive. But he soon realized that he was all focused on finding out the truth, and the officers and soldiers participating in the discussion seemed to be hoping for an early end. At that time, his detachment was about to conduct field training, and preparations had already been fully carried out. For a while, "stationed training" became a hot topic of discussion among officers and soldiers. Thinking of this, Director Ren had a sudden inspiration. "What do you expect most from field training?" As soon as it was mentioned, the conversation box of the officers and soldiers who participated in the symposium opened up - "The people have talked a lot about discipline, but they are not familiar with the local customs and traditions of the training site." "In the training site, the situation and task education classes should be more effective." Every word you say, everyone's opinions and suggestions are more and more expressed, and the Secretary General's confidence in planning the next step of ideological and political education work is also increasing. Soon, a field training and education implementation plan was issued to the grassroots and received recognition from everyone. "It is very important to determine whether the ideological investigation can catch 'live fish' or not, as a leader of the Political Work Department of the brigade said.". Regarding this point, Instructor Xu from a certain detachment and brigade of the headquarters also has a deep understanding. That time, the brigade randomly selected representatives of officers and soldiers from various levels to conduct a thought survey. There is a question among them: "How often do cadres and backbone members talk to you about their hearts?" The options are: A. Once a week; B. Once a month; C. Never; D. Other. Previously, the team focused on key areas of concern and did a lot of work, with officers and soldiers generally in good condition. However, Instructor Xu still wants to confirm through investigation. In a recycling answer sheet, he found a sentence written in the "Other" option of this question: "I hope the cadres can also talk to me if they have nothing to do." This sentence was written by Private Yang Lingxian. Yang Lingxian doesn't say much, listens to greetings, works diligently, and reassures the cadres and backbone. Instructor Xu found Yang Lingxian and only found out when asked that he was about to expire his service. He wanted to stay in the team, but was too embarrassed to report his thoughts on his own, so he was very anxious. During that period, the detachment was busy preparing for the assessment, and the cadre backbone did not pay attention to this "reliable person". "We cannot let our gaze automatically pass through these 'heavy' moments just because we believe we are 'at ease'."