Do you have twins in your family? How do you distinguish them?

When I first came to class, I couldn't tell who was who, so I made a joke. One day, I went to the class to count the number of people and found that there were a few people missing, so I wrote down the name of one of the twins. Then when I went to the office to tell the teacher the number of people, I went back to the class and found two identical people sitting in the class. I was shocked at that time, and then I called out the name of that person and found that both sisters were laughing because I couldn't tell who was who. This stalk also made our class laugh for a long time.

In fact, twins are very similar, except for some subtle differences, their genetic composition is almost identical. Of course, it is very simple to distinguish twins, because some twins will have some obvious differences. For example, a single eyelid, a double eyelid, or a mole on a certain part of the face, one without it, or a sharp voice and a low voice are all separated in a superficial way.

Another way is to distinguish these two people according to their usual personality characteristics and turnover patterns after you get to know them. Although twins look alike, they may have completely different personalities. It is also common that the same twin may be an outgoing, lively and cheerful one and an introverted, quiet and gentle one. Because people grow up the day after tomorrow, they will have different personality characteristics because of different environmental encounters. I think when you meet them again, the easiest way to tell them apart is to call their names, because no one will call their names wrong. When you can't tell, just look at the name of one of them, or which one of you is XXX, so it's easy to tell.