Do you need to be interviewed after the court accepts the case?

Yes.

When conducting civil litigation, the court will first conduct interviews and mediation. If an agreement can be reached, there is no need for a court hearing.

The interview is to ask the parties what they want. It is possible that he learned some of the actual situation of the defendant and considered that it would be difficult to implement the case after the verdict, so he interviewed the plaintiff and suggested that he consider the possibility of reconciliation with the defendant.

Interviewing refers to quasi-specific administrative actions by agencies with specific administrative powers to correct and standardize problems existing in the operation of subordinate organizations through interviews and communication, learning policies and regulations, analysis and comments, etc.