唇印效应美文

第一篇：唇印效应美文

在一个学校里，忽然间很多女孩子都用口红了，短时间内，学校所有女洗手间的镜子上布满了唇印。这对清洁工而言是个大问题，因为她每天都要洗镜子好几遍。有一天，清洁工再也忍不住了，向校长汇报了此事。女校长立即召集了全校的女生，叫她们分小组到洗手间去。

在洗手间里，女校长先向女生们说了清洁工的工作多辛苦，然后叫清洁工演示如何清洗镜子上的那些唇印。清洁工拿出一把橡胶扫帚。先浸人马桶里，然后在镜子上面不断地扫，直到把所有的唇印都洗干净。

那天之后，洗手间的镜子上再也没有唇印了。方法非常简单，却十分有效。

这个故事告诉我们，利用人们的情感来解决问题最有效。清洁工用马桶里的水激起了学生们对镜子的厌恶，成功地使她们再也不愿意把嘴唇往镜子上贴了。

在我经营的工厂里，我也遇到了同样的问题。很多工人在工作的时候不愿戴安全帽，当然我走过去巡视的时候他们会装模作样地戴一下，但我一走他们就会摘下来。

为了解决这个问题，我从网上下载了很多发生在不戴安全帽的工人身上的事故图片。

图片中有些死者的头被东西劈成两半，有的死者的头颅被钢筋击穿。我跟工人们说：“你们不想让你们的孩子看到这样的惨相吧？”

看过图片不久，每个工人在劳动的时候都戴上安全帽了。

第二篇：长颈鹿效应美文摘抄

我是个慢半拍的人。跟人辩论也好，吵架也罢，常张口结舌，干生气没办法。比如有一次，我骑电动车等红灯，眼睁睁看着前面一个骑自行车的女人倒了，我正觉得奇怪呢，她已经爬起来，对着我就一通咆哮。天知道，我离她明明半尺远！更有甚者，有一次我有急事，电梯门一开就往外走，和外面冲进来的人正好撞上。还没来得及道歉，就听中年妇女大声呵斥：“不长眼睛啊？先上后下！”等电梯门在我身后关上，我才反应过来：先上后下？每次想起来，都恨不得穿越回现场去，重新吵一架！

还有些羞辱来得不那么直截了当。有一次，我看着房地产广告感叹：要是能像买衣服一样买房子就好了。我家一个女亲戚当即语重心长地教育我：人生在世，金钱真的没有那么重要！我一时被她的道德嘴脸镇住，无话可说。回到家躺在床上一想，不对啊，您老并不比我清高啊？可是时过境迁，不能扳回这局了。有次我在公交车上听到陈小春唱，“为了一时的气氛，弄了一肚子的气愤”，觉得真是神来之笔。

在书上看到一个说法，叫“长颈鹿效应”。长颈鹿脖子不是长吗？导致的后果是，脚底板星期一被刺一下，星期六才能传达到大脑。我想，我也是长颈鹿吧，虽然，我的脖子并不长。

张爱玲倒是个长脖子的女人，不知道是不是因为这个，她的慢半拍来得更极端。胡兰成在武汉搭上个周小姐，兴奋得搔首弄姿，写了长篇大论，跟张爱玲分享。张爱玲看了心里难过，却对胡兰成没有半句指责。当胡兰成赞美周小姐衣服洗得干净，她还在心里想，我洗衣服也不差啊。旷世才女为了一个渣男，跟别人比谁衣服洗得更干净，想想都觉得惨淡。

胡兰成后来被国民政府通缉，流窜到浙江，她千里寻夫。胡兰成搭上了范秀美，她临江落泪，要他做选择。要到半年之后，她才幡然醒悟，我干吗啊？为了个渣男，一而再再而三地低到尘埃里！明白这点之后，任胡兰成屡次来信撩拨，她心若铁石。

所以，长颈鹿一般的女子，常会让人有摸不着头脑之感，似乎她们经常突然做出决定，一改之前的百依百顺。其实她们心中早就开始郁结，只是神经传导太慢。这类人很容易辨识：体型一般高大，走路跌跌撞撞，看上去还呆头呆脑，行事缺乏弹性，非此即彼。

不过，回头细想，慢半拍固然让人不能逞口舌之快，经常落到下风，白生一肚子闷气，但有时候，也可以避免误伤，避免小事化大。闷气早晚会消散，伤疤却会长久留存。长颈鹿的慢半拍，未必不是老天特地赏它的自保功能呢。

第三篇：人生的集装箱效应美文

李教授给我们上的第一堂课叫“集装箱效应”。李教授说：“集装箱效应是我创立的，书上没有。了解这个理论，要先来听一个关于集装箱起源的故事。”

马尔科姆·麦克莱恩是美国一名农村青年。1981年，他购买了一辆车跑运输，生意越做越大。后来，他接到的货运业务是直送港口码头。

1937年夏天，马尔科姆把一车木材紧急送往码头，生怕误了装船。木材上船刚刚结束，船就鸣笛启航了，有惊无险。打这起，他就琢磨：能不能把货物一次性送到船上，从而节省劳力和时间？

数十年的潜心钻研，马尔科姆·麦克莱恩终于发明了储装箱，解决了装船慢、货物累积量小的历史性难题。1955年，他着手将自己的发明付诸现实，把公司里的油轮改造成储运货物的大金属箱——现代集装箱雏形。

1956年4月16日，他的第一支集装箱船队“理想6号”驶出了纽瓦克港。从此世界储运史悄悄地翻开了新的一页。

集装箱用于储运，码头装卸时间大大缩短，由数天压缩到数小时，而且每一艘船只的储运量比以前提高了5倍，美国到欧洲的货运时间足足减少了4周。

故事讲完了，李教授说：“储运行业有一条：货物储运量接近运输所能承受的极值，就能创造最大的价值，也就是我所说的集装箱效应。人生也莫不如是。做人就是要把自己潜在的能量发挥到极致，才会拥有集装箱人生，得到沉甸甸的收获。”

第四篇：沃上无根与岸壁效应美文摘抄

一位朋友早年迷上了根雕艺术。众所周知，那些长得奇形怪状与众不同的根是根雕创作的最好原材，他同样也想得到这样的根。

他先是到各个庭院路边木料场等地去挑拣，结果却令他很失望，这些根大体雷同，很少有他想要的那种。他又带上铁锹去地里挖，费了很大力气，累得精疲力竭，挖出的根同样不能令他满意。

他感到十分困惑，便去请教专家。

专家听完他的寻根经历后说：“这些根都是在沃土中自由生长出来的，自然形态差不多，要知道在我们根雕界有一个共识，只有那些在环境最为险恶最为艰苦的条件下生长出的根才是我们需要的，因为这样的条件会迫使它们变化出各种形态去适应，所谓环境造根就是这个道理。”

按照专家的指教，他不辞辛苦地到各种环境恶劣的偏僻山区、林区，在石缝中，在沟壑间，在悬崖峭壁上，他果然找到了梦寐以求的好根，以此为原材创作的作品后来屡次在根雕大赛上获奖。

朋友的经历令我想起了船舶航行中的一种岸壁效应。它是指船在靠近一侧岸壁航行时，船首由于受到岸壁反射作用产生指向河心的岸推力，而船尾由于过水断面变小产生指向岸壁一侧的岸吸力，这两种力使船航行时船体极不稳定，容易打转倾覆，尤其是对大型船更为明显。对船而言，岸边原本是最为安全的停泊地点，然而靠岸航行的结果却是最不安全的。

许多人一生都是这样靠岸航行的，他们害怕失去岸，害怕失去能够依赖的各种安逸舒适的环境，他们就像那一个个在沃土中长大的根一样。

最后的结局自然如出一辙：庸庸碌碌，一事无成，白了少年头，空悲切。

第五篇：福尔摩斯《歪唇男人》读后感

Edison Tian Shuo

English 09Q2 20093007044

The Man with the Twisted Lip-----A Portrayal of a

Degenerating England when she was at the TopNeville St.Clair was a gentleman with a decent life.He, however, would like to make up himself like a beggar for begging rather than getting a job consistent with his status because he found it was much more profitable than the so-called decent journalist work he had before.His wife was completely kept in the dark until one day she thought his husband was murdered in an opium den.The police could not solve it, and Sherlock Holmes cracked this case and disillusioned the beggar to be Neville St.Clair in the end.This story vividly portrays a society full of evil and conflicts, such as moral degeneration that one would masquerade himself a beggar just in pursuit of wealth even if he was wealthy enough, the abuse of opium that thousands of people was addicted and a high crime rate that the police could not deal with but resort to detectives such as Sherlock Holmes, during the late Victorian era, when England was at the top of its game imperially.When Britain’s economy was at the top of the world, her morality downed

however.The great industrial revolution in the early Victorian era brought all kinds of science and technology that greatly improved the productivity and made England a “world factory”.At the same time, there remained serious social problems behind the thriving and prosperous appearance.In social life domain, the most obvious feature of

this time was the social moral decay and the worship of money, which were both reflected out in this story.Wanting something for nothing, Neville St.Clair,well-educated, gave up his previously decent journalist work and disguised himself to beg in the street every day with cheating his family his interests of companies in the town.Money was superior to reputation, credit and other moral compass.From this character, readers could clearly see the moral landslide in Britain during the late Victorian era.In this story readers could also feel the tremendous negative impacts of opium abuse on British society in this time.It is known to all that, in the Victorian era, the British government sold large quantities of opium to China to reverse its trade deficit, which brought trials and tribulations to Chinese people.China's economic thus

continuously declined, and the national health was increasingly deteriorating.Lots of young male adults could not work because of their opium addiction, and society was on the brink of collapse.The situation was not rosy in Britain.There were lots of

examples of substance abuse ruining lives and destroying otherwise noble people.See, for instance, the opium addict Isa Whitney at the beginning of this story.“the practice is easier to attain than to get rid of, and for many years he continued to be a slave to the drug, an object of mingled horror and pity to his friends and

relatives.I can see him now, with yellow, pasty face, drooping lids, and pin-point pupils, all huddled in a chair, the wreck and ruin of a noble man”(Twisted.1).The opium use of poor people was even striking.Unaffordable to opium, what they could do to raise money was stealing and robbery.Overall, these aggravated the disparities and caused social revolt.Consequently, the crime rate arose, and the police could do anything but preventing it.Social conflicts were intensified by opium abuse, disparities, moral corruption and so forth.British society during this time was thus increasingly divided into to two

opposite parties-----the rich and the poor.It was reflected in this story to some extent.“What!You do not mean bodies?”

“Ay, bodies, Watson.We should be rich men if we had 1000 pounds for every poor devil who has been done to death in that den.It is the vilest murder-trap on the whole riverside, and I fear that Neville St.Clair has entered it never to leave it more.”

Confronting this dilemma, the police had to turn to private detectives such as Sherlock Holmes.“Inspector Barton, who had charge of the case, made a very careful examination of the premises, but without finding anything which threw any light upon the matter.”“he was seized and searched, without anything being found which could incriminate him.”

“Sherlock Holmes was well known to the force”

“ ’Great heavens!’ cried the inspector, it is, indeed, the missing man.I know him from the photograph.’ "

In the story inspectors were decipted as silly as idiots, but it was in line with reality.Detectives could only make a limited contribution, and social security got worse bucause of police’s incompetence.The Man with the Twisted Lip is a mirror of Britain society during the late Victorain era.It contributes to portrayals of a Britain in a mess and in jeopardy when the Empire was at a point which she pretty much never gets better than.So novel, to a large extent, is a lively annal, and it gives a right and precise portrayal of its times and society.