自从当了秘书,就常听到“秀才”的称呼。人家总是善意,自己就只能笑笑,还得诚恳地谦逊一番。实在觉得名不副其实。 秀才,大概是“秃笔”的代名词。古往今来,抓得起笔的人总算是才;而秀与秃,其实是一回事儿,秃顶的人常被说成“秀顶”,就是明证。咱们当秘书的,奋“笔”而疾“书”,自是基本功,说是秀才,也不为过。对人家的善意,咱们就得由此而予以 Since I became a secretary, I often hear the term “scholar.” People are always goodwill, they can only smile, have to sincerely humble something. Really feel that name is actually not true. Scholar, probably a “bald pen” synonymous. Throughout the ages, people who have grasped the pen have always been the only ones; while show and baldness are actually the same thing. Bald ones are often said to be “show tops”, which is proof. When we are secretaries, we are encouraged to “pen” and illness “books,” since they are basic skills, they are scholar’s and they are not excessive. Goodwill for others, we have to be given