很多人会遇到这样的情况:在某一个场合讲过的话,被人在另一个场合拿来调侃。说话是有场合性的,你若去和别人辩白说那是不同场合的话,还不如结合新的场合随机应变。爱因斯坦是德国人,因为纳粹党的迫害,不得不和很多同胞一起出国避难。他到美国后第一次走上纽约街头,遇到了一个朋友。这人看爱因斯坦衣服很旧,不修边幅,觉得他作为名人有失身份,便劝说:“你看你的大衣,又破又旧,换件新的吧。怎么说你也是知名人士呀!” Many people encounter such a situation: words spoken on a certain occasion are taken for ridicule on another occasion. Speaking is a matter of occasion, if you go to speak with others that it is different occasions, not as good as the combination of new situations. Einstein, a German, had to go abroad for refuge with many of his compatriots because of the Nazi persecution. When he came to the United States, he walked to the streets of New York for the first time and met a friend. This person to see Einstein clothes are old, trimming the edge, think he celebrity as a loss of identity, they persuade: “You see your coat, broken old, for the new bar .How to say you are also celebrities! ”