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Chapter 136

Chapter 14 Section 9 The most glorious self. ?
Disarmed sausage and bread?
Knowing mutual benefit, people need to support each other to walk. ? ?

In the First World War, there was a special task of going deep behind enemy lines to catch prisoners and bring them back for interrogation. ?
At that time, trench warfare was fought, and it was very difficult for a large group of troops to pass through the no man's land at the front of the confrontation between the two armies.But it was relatively easy for a soldier to creep across and slip into an enemy trench. ?
There was a German special forces soldier who had done this kind of mission brilliantly many times before, and this time he set off again.He deftly traversed the territory between the two armies and emerged in the enemy's trenches. ?
A lone soldier was eating, unsuspecting, and was immediately disarmed.He was still holding the sausage and bread he was eating just now, and at this moment, he instinctively handed some sausage and bread to the enemy who fell from the sky.It was perhaps the single most correct thing he did in his life. ?
The German soldier was suddenly moved by this move. Unexpectedly, he did not capture the enemy soldier and went back empty-handed, although he knew that his boss would be furious when he went back. ?
Mind walk?

A professor of psychology did a small experiment. He randomly selected a group of strangers and sent Christmas cards to the selected people. As a result, most of the people who received the cards gave him a reply. Zhang, so he demonstrated the power of the law of reciprocity in interpersonal communication.The law of reciprocity is the psychology of reciprocating after receiving favors from the other party. This is a deeply rooted code of conduct in human society. ?
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