A little boy walked to their backyard armed with a baseball bat and a ball cap in his hand. "I am the best batter." After he finished speaking confidently, he threw the ball into the air and swung hard, but missed. He refused to pick up the ball and shouted into the air, "I am the best batter." He swung again, but he still failed. He listened for a long time, then stared and pried up the baseball bat, so he had to check it. After he tried three times, he still told himself, "I am the best batter." But his first attempt failed.

A little boy, wearing a hat and holding a bat and baseball, came to his backyard armed to the teeth. "I am the greatest batter in the world." After he finished confidently, he threw the ball into the air, then swung hard, but missed. Undaunted, he continued to pick up the ball, threw it into the air again and shouted, "I am the best batter." He waved it again.

"Wow!" He jumped up suddenly. "I'm really a first-class pitcher."

Seiji Ozawa is more confident than the story.

Seiji Ozawa is a world-famous symphony conductor. In the final competition of a world-class conductor, according to the music played by the conductor, disharmony was found. At first, he thought it was a mistake. The band stopped playing, but it was wrong again. He thinks there is music. At present, composers and music authorities insist that he can never be wrong. In the face of a large number of music masters and authorities, he thought twice and finally said flatly and loudly: "No! There must be a mistake! " As soon as the music voice fell, judge Ping Weixi immediately stood up and warmly applauded him for winning the contest.

It turns out that this is a "trap" carefully designed by the judges, in order to test whether the conductor can stick to his own opinion when the music is mistaken as "denied by the authority". Seiji Ozawa is confident of winning the title of world series conductor.

Seiji Ozawa is more confident.

Seiji Ozawa is a world-famous symphony conductor. In the final of a world-class conductor competition, he played according to the score given by the jury and found a discordant voice. At first, he thought the band had made a mistake, so he stopped to play again, and the result was wrong. He thinks there is something wrong with the music. At this time, the composers and authorities present insisted that there was absolutely no problem with the score, but he was wrong. Faced with many musicians and authorities, he thought twice. There must be something wrong with the score! "At the same time, the judges on the bench immediately stood up and gave him warm applause to congratulate him on winning the game.

It turns out that this is a "trap" carefully designed by the judges to test whether the conductor can stick to his own ideas when he finds that the score is wrong and is "denied" by the authorities. Seiji Ozawa was confident and won the world command competition.