Clinton often goes to many places to speak. One day, when he was giving a speech in a place, someone threw a note. Clinton opened the note and saw two words written on it: Idiot. Next, guess what he will say? If it were me, I might say: "Who threw this note up?" But unexpectedly, Clinton smiled and said: "I have received many letters insulting me before. They Most people write a sentence and their signature. But this one is different. He only writes his own name.

"After hearing this, the audience burst into laughter... After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the famous traditional Chinese painting master Zhang Daqian was returning to his hometown in Sichuan from Shanghai. Before leaving, his student Mi Gengyun held a farewell banquet for the master. This banquet invited Mei Lanfang and others Celebrities attended. At the beginning of the banquet, Mr. Zhang Daqian toasted to Mei Lanfang and said: "Mr. Mei, you are a gentleman, and I am a villain. Let me toast you first. Mei Lanfang didn't understand what he meant and asked with a smile: "What's the meaning of this?" Mr. Daqian smiled and replied: "You are a gentleman - use your words, I am a villain - use your hands." "Mr. Zhang Daqian's humor made the guests laugh. Reagan said: "In life, humor can promote human health; in politics, humor is good for one's own image and score. "During his first visit to Canada after taking office as President of the United States, his speech was occasionally interrupted by people holding anti-American demonstrations. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau felt embarrassed and frowned, but his face was filled with anger. He smiled and said to Trudeau: "This kind of thing happens all the time in the United States. I think these people must have come to your country from the United States specially. They wanted to make me feel at home. "This humorous remark made Trudeau smile. When Reagan decided to resume production of the new B-1 bomber, it aroused opposition from many Americans. At a press conference, he faced a group of people who opposed his decision. People said: "Why didn't I know that the B-1 was an airplane? I only know that B-1 is an indispensable vitamin for the human body. I think our armed forces must also need this indispensable thing. "His words were both humorous and firm, and it would be hard for those who objected to say anything else.