The second photo shows the characteristics of the center of the scene.
At the center of the scene, one can see that the bed has already been burned down. Apart from some metal items from the village clinic, there isn't much else to see. It can be said to be a wide-spread burn.
Just as he flipped to the next page, he suddenly noticed in the photo at the bottom, where the bed against the wall had collapsed due to intense burning. However, at both sides of the bed near the wall, one can clearly see the wall peeling off, the paint having significant erosion and turning white.
In an instant, Jiang An suddenly became alert.
It's well known that, at typical fire scenes, the areas with the most serious burning often lead to the peeling off of walls.
Although the village clinic only consists of one room, why is there such a significant difference in burn intensity within this room?
The key point, as Jiang An sees it, is that the most intensely burned area is actually by the bedside.
