唐代著名诗人白居易有一首诗,叫《无可度》,诗是这样的:“且灭嗔中火,休磨笑里刀。不如来饮酒,稳卧醉陶陶。”这首诗,成为“笑里藏刀”计名的由来。笑里藏刀,顾名思义,就是以表面的热情和亲近去迷惑人,使对方相信你是善意友好的,从而误导人,使其不设防,不戒备,然后暗中策划,积极准备,给对方以打击从而获胜。这是一种暗藏杀机、外示柔和的计谋。商场上,用此计暗算对方或消费者的事例可以举出很多。前些年炒得火爆的养殖海狸鼠、蟾蜍、蝎子等,商家一个劲鼓吹投资小、效益大,诱以年获利几十万,并大肆吹 Bai Juyi, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, had a poem called “Inadmissibility”. The poem is like this: “And to destroy the flames in the middle of the fire, it is better to grind and smile in the knife. It’s better to drink alcohol and stay with the pottery.” “This poem, Become the name of ”smiley knife". To hide a knife in a smile, as the name suggests, is to deceive people with superficial enthusiasm and closeness, so that the other person believes that you are kind and friendly, thus misleading people, making them undefended and unprepared, and then secretly planning, actively preparing to fight each other to win. This is a kind of trick that hides the murder and reveals softness. In shopping malls, there are many examples of using this meter to counteract each other or consumers. In the past few years, the cultured coypu, crickets, razor clams, etc. have been hotly promoted. Merchants have been advocating small investments and large profits, attracting hundreds of thousands of annual profits, and screaming.