Turn ugliness into color

During the Second World War, once the British Army suffered a defeat on the front line, morale suffered a setback.

Churchill, the commander-in-chief of the Army, came to the front to inspect and encouraged the soldiers.

Churchill delivered an impassioned speech on the occasional podium, and the applause continued.

When Churchill stepped down, he fell down on the ground because he had just rained and the ground was slippery.

The soldiers have never seen such a big character in the crowd, and together with Churchill's fat body, it looks very funny, so they laughed.

An officer hurried forward to help Churchill and yelled at the soldiers: "Don't laugh! You are so rude to the commander-in-chief!"

Churchill said: "Don't stop them, let them laugh!" He said, he laughed.

Then, Churchill walked to the podium and said, "The only thing I just fell is the place where the speech is the best. Because this is more than your speech, it will inspire your fighting spirit!"

Thunderous applause broke out immediately under the stage.

Churchill’s embarrassment worked very well, and the soldiers fought bravely.

When the public is out of the ocean, instead of trying to save face, it is better to push the boat and turn the ocean into a favorable factor, so that the ugliness becomes a color.