Liu Zhilu found a very strange phenomenon, that is, if tourists entering Peking University do not know how to get there, the first thing they say when they ask for directions is not something like "How to get to Weiming Lake?" Instead, ask "Are you a student at Peking University?" first. Especially when I met him at the Crane Garden.

Are they afraid that the tourists inside will ask the wrong person, so they will confirm it first? It's not all. Because you are not a student of Peking University, you can't know the way inside? It's not a problem, just ask. If others know it, they will know it, and if they don't know, they won't know it.

Most of them want to alleviate the embarrassment that they are not from Peking University and don't even know the way. They want the ideal outcome to be answered "no" by the person they ask, but to be able to tell them how to go. If the other party answers "yes", they can comfort themselves again, and it is an honor to have a Peking University student who is guiding them through the maze. The most unbearable thing for them is to meet the kind of person who is not Peking University, but knows more than them, and makes them think that the other party is Peking University.

Liu Zhilu felt that the last thing he should ask in the scenic area of Peking University was the sentence "Are you a student of Peking University?"

Because the scenic spot in Beidali is like a big villa for those rich people who are busy all the time, usually the owners of the villa are almost empty to stay in it, and they are all occupied by their housekeepers and security personnel.

Peking University students generally spend their activities in the teaching building area and library area, and rarely go to the scenic spots of Peking University, unless they take pictures during their graduation season and go ice skating in winter. Therefore, most of the people walking in the scenic area of Peking University are tourists or staff in Peking University.

"Are you a student at Peking University?" As soon as this sentence comes out, if the other party is, the cheerful person may proudly say, "Yes, I am." ”； But in case the other party is a little sensitive and inferior, he will think: Damn, what kind of eyes do you have? I can't see it, don't I look like it? But if the other party wasn't, the 10,000 "grass and mud horses" would float through the air. Therefore, this sentence will make the other party feel unpleasant in the Peking University Scenic Area, and it must be avoided.

Every time he encounters this situation, Liu Zhilu prepares three sets of rhetoric for himself. If you're in a good mood, just answer no. If you are in an average mood, you can answer: You guess. If you are in a bad mood, you will answer: Yes, I am, my whole family is. Then the other party asked for directions, and he replied: I don't know. However, the latter two sets of rhetoric, Liu Zhilu basically did not use it.