At one point during World War II, the British Army suffered a defeat on the front line and suffered a severe setback in morale. Churchill, the commander-in-chief of the army, came to the front to inspect and encouraged the soldiers.

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Churchill delivered an impassioned speech on a makeshift podium, to which the audience applauded. When Churchill stepped down, the ground was slippery because of the rain, and he accidentally fell and fell on his back.

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The soldiers had never seen such a big figure fall over in public, and Churchill was very fat, which made him look very funny, so they all laughed.

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An officer hurriedly stepped forward to help Churchill up, and scolded the soldiers: "Don't laugh! You are very rude to the commander-in-chief!"

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But Churchill said, "Don't stop them, let them laugh as much as they want!" Then he laughed too.

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Then, Churchill walked to the podium and said, "The somersault I fell just now is the best part of this speech, because this somersault can inspire your fighting spirit even more than the speech just now!"

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The audience immediately burst into thunderous applause.

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Churchill's fall had a very good effect, and the soldiers fought bravely since then.

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After making a foreign appearance in public, instead of trying to save face, it is better to push the boat with the current and turn the foreign appearance into a favorable factor, and make the ugly into the glory.

At one point during World War II, the British Army suffered a defeat on the front line and suffered a severe setback in morale. Churchill, the commander-in-chief of the army, came to the front to inspect and encouraged the soldiers.

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Churchill delivered an impassioned speech on a makeshift podium, to which the audience applauded. When Churchill stepped down, the ground was slippery because of the rain, and he accidentally fell and fell on his back.

​​

The soldiers had never seen such a big figure fall over in public, and Churchill was very fat, which made him look very funny, so they all laughed.

​​

An officer hurriedly stepped forward to help Churchill up, and scolded the soldiers: "Don't laugh! You are very rude to the commander-in-chief!"

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But Churchill said, "Don't stop them, let them laugh as much as they want!" Then he laughed too.

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Then, Churchill walked to the podium and said, "The somersault I fell just now is the best part of this speech, because this somersault can inspire your fighting spirit even more than the speech just now!"

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The audience immediately burst into thunderous applause.

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Churchill's fall had a very good effect, and the soldiers fought bravely since then.

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After making a foreign appearance in public, instead of trying to save face, it is better to push the boat with the current and turn the foreign appearance into a favorable factor, and make the ugly into the glory.