What are some interesting things you ve experienced as a left hander?

Sometimes when everyone peels apples together, everyone uses their right hand, and if you use your left hand, everyone will look at you with admiration and amazement, which is very fun.

When he first started to write his homework with a carbon pen, he wrote from left to right, and then every time he finished writing, not only his hands were black, but even the words in the homework book were very blurry.

When I see that others are eating with their right hands, and when I eat with my right hand, I can't eat anything, and when I write, I write in a different direction than others.

When I eat with chopsticks, I always bump into the person next to me, which is very inconvenient, and when I was a child, I used my right hand to write, but I used my left hand, and others were super surprised.

One time when we were at a class reunion, we were sitting together to eat, and I accidentally knocked off other people's chopsticks because I had been eating with my left hand.

When you come to writing, others will be surprised to ask, you actually use your left hand to write, and even when you are playing, some people are very curious to say that people who play with their left hand are really handsome.

It's that I always habitually use my left hand when I work, but. Friends and family are always trying to fix it.

Others will feel that you are so special.

The first time I copied the text, I wrote it down in the order of my left hand, but after the teacher sent it down, I found that I was different from my classmates.

I have heard the story of left-handed people, some people say that left-handed people are smart, because they have a well-developed cerebellum, people who can use their left hand, and their heads think faster than people who use their right hands, I remember that a physics teacher in my high school is, left-handed, he verified this story, he is a physics teacher, but he is proficient in many things, it can be said that he knows astronomy and geography, as long as we don't understand something, ask him can get a very clear and clear answer, every time he will say, people who look at left-handed people are smart.

So, I think no matter which hand you are, as long as you work hard, as long as you don't give up, you will definitely succeed.

Left-handers may be inherited from their families, or they may be left behind because they are scarce or because they are fun to imitate and become left-handed. I'm sure everyone has heard of left-handers, so surely they've heard stories about left-handers.

Now, let me tell you about some of the stories I've heard about left-handers.

Two: Many people say that left-handed people have different brains than right-handed people, and compared to the two, left-handed people are smarter, and my grandfather and my friends and so on have said so. What the truth is, I really don't know.

Three: Left-handers can write with both their left and right hands, and they write very well.

Everyone has a sense of new things, most people are doing things with their right hands, once you see a left-handed man, your eyes will unconsciously follow him, what he does you will feel novel, just like "Grandma Wang enters Jiafu".

When I was a child, I was always left and right, to be exact, I only knew left and right when I was in junior high school, and I still can't tell the difference between greater than and less than.

There is a one-armed doctor in our hometown, he was born without a right arm, he has been left hand for so many years, he is a well-known doctor in the local area, he is a Chinese medicine doctor, and his own family has a clinic. There are so many people who come to see him, he is not only a superb doctor, but also a very good person. My grandmother was often sick, and when it was very serious, she would come to see him, and when she went to see her, he would come no matter how busy she was.

He has also been in our local newspaper and has been selected as a typical inspirational figure, in short, he is a very good person, I have seen him since I was very young, and every time I go back to my grandmother's house for so many years, I still feel that my uncle has not changed at all.

I remember when I was in junior high school, my father went to ask him to come and build a house for our family, and then he said that he had to make a picture, and I didn't care about it at the time, and when I came back from outside, I saw my uncle holding a pencil in his left hand, concentrating on his work. I was really surprised that my jaw was about to drop, I didn't know anything after knowing each other for so many years.

Later, my dad said that my uncle had been writing with his left hand since he was a child, and now he still paints like this when he usually builds houses and draws, and I asked my dad, why don't I know, and my dad said that there are many things I don't know. All right! It's me who is lonely.

When I was young, I didn't know what left-handedness was, once our family cut rice, we used to cut it by hand, my mother asked me to borrow a knife, I went to borrow a knife, how to take it after I borrowed it, I couldn't cut rice. I didn't dare to ask, and I was afraid that my mother would scold me.

I stood there for a long time. I still couldn't cut the rice, and finally I was in a hurry, so I asked my mother. Mom smiled and said, I forgot to tell you, he is left-handed, and we can't use his knife well. That's when I learned what left-handedness was.

Later, I got married, and I was a left-hander. I see my husband every day different from other people, everyone else does everything with his right hand, but he has to use his left hand. I'm not used to it, it's awkward.

Sometimes when I'm at home with my scissors, I'm scared. I'm afraid he'll break my hair.

But he has his benefits, when we work on the construction site. We were carpenters, and he held a hammer and nails with his left hand. Especially on the side of that house, and in that corner.

The right hand is very inconvenient to order. When I was in a hurry, I asked my husband to order it, and because he was left-handed, it was very convenient to order. And my husband also writes with his left hand, but he can also write with his right hand.

Sometimes I listen to them say that if you come across a table full of left-handers at someone's house, then he is very lucky. But I haven't seen it once.

People say left-handed people are smart, but I don't think so. Because I feel like my husband is stupid, I feel like he won't do anything. In fact, this feeling may be wrong, sometimes it's not that he can't do it, but I look at his left-handedness, and it doesn't go well.

In fact, he can do everything with both hands. Come to think of it, I'm actually not as good as him.

I'm left-handed, from childhood to adulthood, so many years have passed, and I have a more intuitive understanding of the so-called left-handedness, in fact, I don't feel anything about left-handedness, it's all normal eating, working, but I like to use my left hand, if there is really any story, it is passed down from the old generation, they all say that left-handed people are smart, as for why, they say that it is conducive to cerebellar development, anyway, I don't believe it.

I like to drink two glasses when I'm bored, no matter how much I drink, I don't blush, when I go out to eat, my friends see that I'm left-handed, and they all say, yo, or left-handed, I must be very smart, I smile and don't speak.

And then there are a lot of jokes when left-handers eat, because left-handers can't always pick up noodles when they eat them, so they roll them up with chopsticks and eat them, and there are things like a little rounder, which can exhaust themselves to death, and the hands have to be oblique to send them to the mouth, left-handers are actually really laborious.

Left-handed people have relatively well-developed brains, and I heard that such people have very smart brains, I don't know if it's true or not, and whether there is any scientific verification. There are a few left-handers around me, but they all use their left hand for eating and chopsticks with their left hand, which I think is also quite an amazing thing.

But I used to have a high school classmate, the boy is a big fat man, he is very powerful, he is a left-handed, usually eats with a good left hand, writes and draws with his left hand, and the left and right hands are universal, this I think is very powerful.

When I was in high school, I was in an art class, and since the beginning of high school, everyone, who is not a student in the art class, started to draw, and when I first entered the class, this big fat man's painting skills were very good. Because everyone came in from scratch, and because the results in the cultural class were not very good, he chose the path of art, but he did enter the art class because he had a certain skill.

And it's amazing that everyone learns some still life, sketching and other knowledge from scratch, but he can use his left hand to flexibly draw some relatively high-level things, so the teacher likes him very much.

Later, after I started to learn gouache, I thought that this was just a pencil for sketching still life, and it might not be a big deal to use my left hand, but it was relatively much more difficult to learn still life gouache, but he was able to open the bow left and right, and the two hands went hand in hand, and he might paint with a thick pen in his left hand and a thin pen in his right hand.

Such a person has to be said to be really scary, and he can write very beautifully. I usually don't listen to much lectures in the class culture class, but my grades are among the best every time, and I was admitted to a better university later.

There is a certain genetic factor to left-handedness, but acquired practice has a greater impact. In short, hard work pays off.