The Hidden Door reading question answers

Already. Again. Since. Only.

Not only. Instead.

Only. Just. 2.I understand it this way: success is a hidden door, as long as you have the courage to innovate, and have the strength to push it open, you can open the door, to success!

3.Colleagues: Abide by discipline, do what the manager tells you to do, and don't do anything if you don't let you do it.

Young people: self-confidence, courage and creativity.

General Manager: Smart and witty, with such a good way to test the employees...

1.Meaning 1: The room on the 8th floor that does not have a house number.

Meaning 2: Stereotypes.

2.Bondage. 3.Young people: full of vitality, curiosity, boldness, courage to open up the general manager:

General Manager: Visionary, good at knowing people, able to select talents according to the characteristics of the position, and reasonably allocate human resources.

Everyone: Conformist.

1.The "door" in the title of the article has two meanings, the superficial meaning refers to the false "door", and the deeper meaning refers to the rules and regulations set by the manager.

2.Push open the hidden door.

3.Young people: self-confidence, courage, and creativity.

General Manager: Smart and witty.

Everyone: Be disciplined and do whatever the manager tells you to do.

1.Look for three specific ways young people don't get bound by the rules.

2.How did the young man's psychology change during the whole event?

3.Which sentence corresponds to the preceding sentence in the text? What does it mean?

4.Combined with the meaning of the text, what is the meaning of "the hidden door".

1.Dare to ask questions; You have to get to the bottom of it, you have to go into that room and have a look; Don't listen to the advice, take the cards and go to the general manager.

2.Muttering - curiosity - confusion - shock.

3.The young man was puzzled and picked up the dusty card; It is revealed that there are many conformists in the company and few people who have the courage to challenge.

1.The "door" in the title of the article has two meanings, the superficial meaning refers to the false "door", and the deeper meaning refers to the rules and regulations set by the manager.

2.Push open the hidden door.

3.Young people: self-confidence, bravery, dare to create General Manager: smart and witty: abide by discipline, and do whatever the manager tells you to do.

I understand it this way: success is a hidden door, only people who have the courage to innovate and will not be limited can walk through that door and reach the destination of success.

False cover Explanation: Doors and windows are closed but not closed. The concealment here can be understood as: success is a hidden door, as long as you have the courage to pioneer and innovate, and have the strength to push it open, you can push open the door and move towards success.

The "door" symbolizes the rules and regulations that limit people, it is only "hidden", and innovative people can open it. There are countless doors in this world that are hidden, especially the door of success, as long as you have faith (faith is the wisdom, strength and courage of cohesion), the courage to break through, the courage to push away the worldly prejudices, you will definitely create new miracles.

As long as you have the courage to open the door and have full confidence to walk in, what is presented in front of you is likely to be a new world.

Although the experience says not to open that door, it is actually to test whether there is any employee who will not be constrained by these rules, only such people are creative and qualified to be sales managers.

As long as you are brave enough to open the door and walk in boldly, what you will see in front of you is likely to be a new world.

Success requires innovation, and it takes courage to open that hidden door. The hidden door in the text is the manager's inspection of the salesperson.

Half-open It depends on what you think, if you let him open it, he will open it, and let him turn it off is closed

Heck, I hate this kind of reading problem the most.

I understand that there seems to be something, in fact, everyone knows about it, but don't try to unravel it......

Main content:

Information Age. Bill Gates, a genius at Microsoft Computer and the richest man in the United States, was recommended to the school library to help organize books when he was in the fourth grade of elementary school. He was bright and studious, and despite his small stature, he was very serious about his work.

He came early every day and spared no effort to weave his way through the labyrinth of bookshelves, like a little detective, picking out the misplaced books that accompanied his grandchildren, and then putting them back where they were supposed to be. Later, his family moved to another nearby residential area, and he was transferred out of the library. But he always remembered in his heart that I was gone, who would sort out the books that stood in the wrong line?

After thinking about it, he asked his mother to transfer him back to his original school. He told the librarian.

Now my dad takes me to school in a car, and if he doesn't take me, I'll walk.

Do everything with a serious mindset

I was touched by Bill Gates' seriousness. A teenager who is so serious and determined is so determined that there is nothing that cannot be done in the world. It occurred to me that in great or outstanding people, there are always things that are superior or different from ordinary people, and these will sooner or later, manifest themselves in the trajectory of their lives.

Before becoming famous, these may have been overlooked, and outside of fame, people thought of how extraordinary they were. But whether it is a record before or after the event, it is undoubtedly a masterpiece left to mankind.

Unity is strength

The first story in this book is called "The Difference Between Heaven and Hell" about a man who discusses with God about heaven and hell, God first brought him into hell, the people here are hungry and desperate, but the ** in hell has a big pot of delicious broth, everyone has a spoon, but the handle of the spoon is longer than their arm, so the people here can't use the broth to satisfy their hunger, so they have to endure hunger. God took this man to heaven again: the same broth, the same long spoon, but the people here are singing this song happily.

The man was puzzled, so he asked God why, and God said, "It's very simple, because they feed each other."

This story tells me that in difficult and desperate situations, only by learning to cooperate with others can we get out of the situation as soon as possible. Otherwise, you will be like the people in the hell of the spine, forever suffering in trouble.

"The Hidden Door" mainly talks about the many doors in our lives: love, friendship, and work, but many times, because of our cowardice, we didn't push him open and missed a lot of opportunities to enter the door. It inspires us to fight:

In the busy and bustling modern life, we must protect our hearts and not lose ourselves.

Mainly through some ordinary and simple examples, we are told that as long as we have courage and sincerity, we will definitely be able to achieve the goal we want; As long as you have the courage to innovate and have the strength to push open it, you can successfully go through it and enter a new stage of life.

Bill Gates, a genius in the information age, a tycoon at Microsoft Computer Corporation, and the richest man in the United States, was recommended to the school library to help organize books when he was in the fourth grade of elementary school. A teenager who is so serious and determined. But we are now very lacking in this serious attitude and the heart of precipitating sails.

The world we live in is like a labyrinth, with many invisible secret doors on the walls, and these doors are actually hidden. If you want to find a shortcut through the secret door, you need to have a pair of living eyes.

The water of the soul flows through the eyes, and it is the heart that gives the eyes this special function, so first of all, be optimistic. If you always think that the wall in front of you is insurmountable, then how can you find this door of hope?

As the saying goes, all roads lead to Rome. There are many ways to solve a problem, and it is possible to solve it effectively and concisely when our brains remain flexible.

I once read this story in a magazine: A young man has just inherited a forest estate. But a few days later, a fire relentlessly engulfed it.

The lad felt that fate was really unfair, and sullen all day. When his grandmother found out about this, she wrote to him not to be discouraged by a momentary failure, and to try to go out for a walk, and perhaps he would come up with a good solution.

So the lad went out into the streets. He was walking aimlessly down the street, and when he passed by a charcoal shop, he saw many housewives vying for charcoal. Then his eyes suddenly lit up.

When he returned home, he hired two charcoal burners to collect and process the wood from the manor to make fine charcoal, which he sold in the store, and the charcoal was sold out.

Later, he used this considerable income to buy new saplings, and the forest estate was brought back to life.

I couldn't help but admire the young man's grandmother's vision. Now that the matter is in front of us, it is necessary to solve it. And it was she who reminded the young man, and the young man found this secret door of hope.

In fact, every day we encounter some invisible walls. In the eyes of the pessimists, these are insurmountable barriers, while in the eyes of the optimists, these barriers are made up of countless doors that are actually hidden. A true wise man discovers it with his vital eyes.

So, as you walk through it, remember: don't let your eyes lose their life.

The door is actually hidden.

C903 Wang Xiaohui.

God created the world to great satisfaction. In the end, he has put a door in every wonderful part of this work of art, so that we cannot easily peek into the subtlety of truth.

Since the time when Ru Mao drank blood, mankind has been trekking on the road to truth, and there are countless trekkers on countless roads. One day, a trekker shouted, "This road is not open, let's find another way!"

So, some latecomers believed it and followed him to search in the wild grass by the roadside.

After a long time, one of the "seekers" stood up and came to the door again. He pushed it slightly, and the door "creaked", and a small crack appeared - it turned out that the door was hidden! He stuck half of his face in and looked ......

Archimedes gently pushed, unlocked the secret of the crown, and thus introduced the principle of buoyancy, which greatly benefited posterity, he watched and participated in the research in the door, and finally became a world-renowned scientist, and later generations named Archimedes' principle after him.

Newton pushed lightly and found a wise apple tree inside the door. Relying on it, Newton found the three major laws of mechanics, thus laying the immortal cornerstone of classical mechanics.

Li Shizhen gently pushed, and a brilliant masterpiece - "Compendium of Materia Medica" was published.

Sun Wu gently pushed and wrote "The Art of War" that shone with the light of wisdom.

Beethoven, who was blind and deaf in both ears, gently pushed and composed the "Symphony of Destiny", which influenced countless people of different eras, different countries, different colors, and different genders, making them understand the true meaning of fate.

The door of truth is actually hidden, and what are you hesitating about when you stand on the door frame and look out!

I can't write it, but it should be interesting to solve the problem.

Something I thought it wouldn't work out tried hard and finally succeeded?