How can we have a real and credible feeling?

Truth and credibility depend on "telling details".

Let's talk about metaphysics first, which can also be considered as a feudal remnant. I don't know if you have had the experience of "fortune telling", but I had a similar experience when I was growing up. I won't elaborate on this process. I just want to say, "although I have always despised this behavior, I have to obey because of my parents' orders." "However, after this fortune-telling experience, I am still worried, because the so-called fortune teller really makes me feel very real, and the reason why I feel real is the" details "mentioned above. How detailed is this detail? I can't believe that he actually listed the specific figures of my annual income, because I firmly believe that there is absolutely no one else in the world except me, and I was instantly impressed.

When a person can show you such details, we can't help but trust him. And this also reminds me of another way to explain the concept to others-concrete and concrete, think about it, nothing is more concrete than concrete numbers.

With "details", there will be truth and credibility, and there will be real feelings gradually. The picture of the Buddha's release has been supplemented by our own brains, and the plot, characters and results inside are very vivid.

I remember there was a movie called Looking Up three years ago, which was about how the father who used to be a schoolmaster turned his son into a schoolmaster. I vaguely remember that there was such a love affair at that time. My son couldn't write a composition, so my father took him outside, breathed fresh air and watched the green grass, and then said to his son, "The key to writing a good composition is one word-truth." When I was studying, my Chinese teacher seemed to have said something similar, but what is true? How to explain the truth in written language? They didn't tell the truth behind this, and they may not know it at all. Then, it seems that this also leads to the reason why we still can't write when the teacher reads us excellent compositions.

Details, in addition to the specific figures mentioned above, include many. For example, I wrote an article before-"Perception of Fireworks", in which I expounded the content of the dialogue between the two people, and this dialogue is still a classic dialogue that most people know, so the article is true because of this detail. For example, Didi, the taxi software I often use, came to Chongqing to play with two friends I met in Chengdu last year, so I took a taxi to find them. At the destination, they asked me, "How did you get here?" Take the light rail "I said I took a taxi, and then I said," I hit a silver old Mercedes E300L. "Simple dialogue also tells the truth of this matter, obviously, because I made it clear about the color, style, brand and model of the car. If I only say taking a taxi, it's just a statement of fact, and whether it's a taxi or not is another matter. But if I use descriptive tone to express it, its authenticity will be greatly increased. In addition, the teacher's statement about eating "earthen stove charcoal casserole", rather than just eating, also greatly enhanced its sense of reality.

Do you want others to believe what you say, and then let them have true feelings? Start with the details, but not too many details, because the screen is full of details, which will give people a sense of complexity and lose patience. Either specific numbers, or specific places, dialogues, etc. Describe it and give people a concrete perception.

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