Hua Hero, Etiquette Trainer: Opening remarks for training large classes Hua Hero arranged on April 8, 2009 (Shanghai communication training expert and etiquette trainer Hua Hero creates a charming life for you) Experience of Hua Hero, a class etiquette trainer: Enterprise training sometimes has a large number of people, so how to teach large classes well is actually very important. The master class is not only high-level, deep-rooted, rich in content, well-known and unforgettable; Their opening remarks in class also have their own advantages and disadvantages, depending on their nature and style. Some make the classroom atmosphere active from the beginning, some introduce themselves humorously, some design carefully, and when they open their mouths, they are extraordinary, while others are casual, as if talking nonsense. In fact, only those who have a heart can understand how deep the meaning is. Liang Qichao: Brother, I am an uneducated Liang Qichao. The first sentence in class is: "Brother, I have no knowledge." Then there was a pause, and when everyone's comments were a little quieter, they looked at the ceiling and slowly added, "Brother, I still have some knowledge." The first sentence is modest, the second sentence is extremely conceited. He used the method of restraining first and then promoting. Liu Wendian and Liang Qichao, professors of Chinese Department of Southwest Associated University, have different opening remarks. He is a famous expert in Zhuangzi, knowledgeable and hot-tempered. His first sentence in class was: "Hey, I don't understand Zhuangzi, and no one does." Its conceit is evident from this. Not to mention, he ran a bomb shelter during his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Once, when he saw Shen Congwen, a writer, running, he was very angry and shouted, "I'll run a bomb shelter for Zhuangzi. When I die, no one will talk about Zhuangzi. What are you running for? " The feeling of contempt is beyond words. Fortunately, Shen Congwen has a good temper and doesn't share his common sense. Shen Congwen: You can sleep and don't snore. Shen Congwen's novels are well written and influential all over the world. He almost won the Nobel Prize, but his teaching level is average. He is also very self-aware. At first, he would say, "My class is not wonderful. I don't mind if you want to sleep, but please don't snore so as not to affect others. " So modest to say, but won the lottery. His student Wang Zengqi once commented that Mr. Shen's class was "unsystematic" and "Xiangxi has a strong accent and a low voice. Some students often feel that they don't know what they have heard after listening to a class. " Listen to his class, and you should be able to "draw inferences from others". Some people not only have great achievements in literature, but also give wonderful lectures, such as Wen Yiduo, a great poet. When Wen Yiduo was in class, he first smoked a cigarette and then said sharply, "Drink well and read Li Sao-you can get ahead." He talks about Tang poetry, which is unique in linking the late Tang poetry with post-impressionist painting. He is eloquent, quoting classics and handy. So when he lectures, the class is always crowded, and many people from other schools come to "skip class", and some even run dozens of miles to listen to his lectures. Qi Gong: What I say next is nonsense. Mr. Qi Gong's opening remarks are also very interesting. He is a humorous person. He likes joking at ordinary times, and class is no exception. His first sentence is often: "I am a Manchu. I used to call me Ren Hu, so what I said next is nonsense." Cause laughter. A famous writer and translator occasionally comes to our school to give a guest lecture. His opening remarks are: "My name is Hu. Although I have written some books, they are all written by Hu; I have published many books, all of which are nonsense; As for the translated foreign language books, it is even more nonsense. " In a seemingly relaxed joke, I introduced my achievements and career, which was very clever and appropriate. Gu Hongming: It's hard to cut off the pigtails in his heart. Gu Hongming, a strange man in the Republic of China, is famous for his familiarity with Chinese and western cultures. He claimed to be "born in Nanyang, studied in the West, married in the East and served in Beiyang", and was called "can't go to Beijing without seeing the Forbidden City" by foreigners. After the Revolution of 1911, he refused to cut his pigtails and dragged a brown pigtail to class. Naturally, he smiled and got used to it. When everyone laughed almost, he said slowly, "The pigtails on my head can solve the problem with a pair of scissors, but it is difficult to cut off the pigtails in your hearts." Suddenly, the whole audience was in awe, and then listening to his lectures was like flowing water, such as hype, which was really learned and really deserved its reputation. The biggest opening remark of the shelf is Mr. Zhang Taiyan. He is knowledgeable, and there are too many people who want to take his class, so he simply goes to a large class. He came to class with five or six disciples, including Yo-Yo Ma, Qian and Liu Bannong. Everyone is a master. The old man's Mandarin is not good. Liu Bannong is an interpreter, money writes on the blackboard, and Yo-Yo Ma pours tea, which is unprecedented. The old man is not polite at all. He said, "It is your luck and mine to come to my class." Thanks for the last sentence, but it's crazy to listen to the first sentence. However, the old man's knowledge is really not bragging. He is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, so he is qualified to say so.