How to see people like Sherlock Holmes!

Unlike a textbook, the ability to analyze is the result of people's thinking, and if you want to have it, good observation and thinking are the most important things.

The science of reasoning and analysis, like a craft, can only be mastered after a long period of patience and study, and some people may not be able to achieve a handy situation even if they have worked hard for him all their lives. Beginners, before studying the more difficult psychological problems, can start with simple things. For example, when you meet someone, you immediately speculate about the person's origin and occupation.

This kind of training may seem a bit naïve, but it does sharpen one's ability to observe and tell people to look from those places. A person's fingernails, sleeves, knee parts of shoes and trousers, calluses on the thumb and forefinger, etc., these small parts reveal his occupation.

Personally, I think that training in this technique can start at your daughter's age, and it will be beneficial for her whether she loves reasoning or not.

You can take a look at Sherlock Holmes's ** and then tell her! There's yo inside!

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The characteristics of Sherlock Holmes are:

1. Calm mind, keen observation, strong reasoning ability, knowledgeable, good at solving problems through observation, deductive reasoning and legal knowledge.

2. His personality is very complex, both cold and ruthless, but there is a little bit of warmth. He was extremely repulsive of women, which was caused by the unpleasant experience with his mother as a child.

3. Sherlock Holmes is a Scorpio, a typical work rotten and perfectionist. Everything must be done by oneself, and others must not be worried. Because of his identity as a detective, Sherlock Holmes rarely reveals true emotions, so he also has a tendency to be autistic.

Sherlock Holmes is a real person.

And shouting sedan chair Pei is now a historian who said that Sherlock Holmes is indeed a person. With a cool head, keen observation and rigorous reasoning to solve difficult cases, this is not the Sherlock Holmes of the British ** Arthur Conan Doyle's detective.

It's the real-life British detective Jerome Caminada at the end of the 19th century. A British historian published a new book this month, which analyzes the similarities in case clues, methods of solving crimes, and the characteristics of criminals, and believes that Caminada is the prototype of Sherlock Holmes.

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In 1887, it was also the eve of Christmas. "Beaton Christmas Yearbook" published a ** "Scarlet Word Research", and since then, the protagonist of this **, the detective Sherlock Holmes, has swept the whole of Britain and even the world.

There is no doubt that Holmes has become synonymous with a famous detective, and in real life, many people regard Holmes as synonymous with a smart person. Sherlock Holmes has become a symbol of wisdom.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Sherlock Holmes is one of the most frequently screened literary figures in the world. Only the vampire Dracula appears on screen more often than Sherlock Holmes.

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Sherlock Holmes isn't a real person. Sherlock Holmes is not a real character in history, but a fictional character created by Arthur Conan Doyle, a famous British detective at the end of the 19th century. When Conan created the character of the great detective Sherlock Holmes, he also set up a background, that is, Sherlock Holmes was born on January 6, 1854.

Arthur Conan Doyle wrote a total of 4 novellas and 56 short stories in the Sherlock Holmes series**. The first two were "A Study of Scarlet Letters" published in the "Bitton Christmas Yearbook" in 1887 and "Four Signatures" published in the special month of the Bachelor of Science in 1890. And the series of short stories that began in Strand magazine in 1891 made Sherlock Holmes's popularity skyrocket.