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Once, a French newspaper held a prize-winning quiz, which included this question: If the Louvre, the largest museum in France, caught fire and the situation allowed only one painting to be snatched out, what would you do? Which one to grab?

As a result, among the thousands of answer sheets received by the newspaper, Bernard won the prize for the best answer to this question. His answer was: "I grabbed the painting closest to the exit."

If someone asked you, if there is a fire, time only allows you to take away one thing, what would you take away?

And if you happen to have read the above story, I think most people would respond very wisely, take what is closest to the door.

I would definitely answer this, but later I found out I was wrong.

Not long ago, I don’t remember where I read the story. It seemed to be in the latest issues of "Readers" and it had the same problem. However, there was a person (I regret that I also forgot his name, but Definitely not an ordinary so-and-so) answered like this: "Fire"!

Take away the fire? Take away the fire!