At the behest of President Coolidge, the first U.S. minister to Mexico was Morrow, a gifted diplomat.

It was a very difficult errand, and the American celebrity Barton once said: "Mexico is an eternal pain in the heart of the United States, and it is very troublesome to come here to be a minister." "So, when Morro met Mexican President Karles for the first time, it was the time when he was put to the test.

Will he be able to make a good impression on the president of Mexico? Will he be able to make respect for himself and the United States he represents?

It all depends on the strategy Moro uses. "The next day President Karls said to a friend that the American minister was really a man of words," Barton said. "What did the new minister Morrow say to President Karls?

What exactly is his strategy? Barton tells us: "Morrow never spoke of those business, but only praised the cook, saying that he could make delicious bread and delicious soups; and asked the president to tell him more about Mexico; And, of course, what the president wants to do; What does he think about the future situation, etc. Morrow said this in order to convince President Karls, who had used the magic method that we all could use — to get others to speak.

He encouraged Karls to express his opinion, and he listened attentively, and from this attitude he showed respect for others, which in turn stirred up others

"Self-esteem". In real life,

"Attacking the West with a false image" is to create the illusion of the other party, so that the other party is caught in a state of being unwary and unalert to oneself, and then using tactics to defeat the other party by surprise due to the development of the situation, so as to achieve its own goals.

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