Mr Assange's "face" bo trusts

"Face" before "changing" after Zhu Jinghuan International Weekly in Interpol to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange issued a warrant, Assange a silvery-white hair, look pale and senility. But when he turned himself in to London, it was found that Assange seemed to have a completely different person-his hair was darker, his hair was lean, and he looked a lot more energetic.　　The reason for Mr Assange's "makeover", analysts say, is to earn more trust by leaving a professional and reliable impression. The image of surrender is quite different from the past after WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested, many people called for the release of Assange through protests.　　Some celebrities are hoping to help bail out, many questioning Assange's motives for releasing his secret documents and arguing whether he is a villain or a "yer" warrior ...　　There's a lot of news about Assange, but people seem to overlook the point that Assange has been dressed up for his appearance. On a wanted warrant for Assange, he looked pale and senility, with long silvery hair hanging over his face, like a malnourished fugitive hiding in the ground for days.　　But when he turned himself in at the police station in London on the December 7 local time, his hair was gold-brown and silvery-white, with rolls.　　Assange wears a pilot-style sunglasses that makes him look like a freshman in a 007 film-perhaps not the best appearance, but the outfit certainly distinguishes him from his previous image. Did Assange change his image to avoid stalking, or just to make himself look more fashionable and younger?　　The answer to this question is, I'm afraid, only Mr Assange knows. One of the reasons for the more effective transmission of the emotional message Assange's "makeover" may be to communicate more effectively in a network of limited communication.　　Because on the Internet, people are completely dependent on and can only judge a person's personality through the external image of a person. The 39-Year-old Assange is an elusive mystery. He had rarely made public appearances before, so there was little information about his experience. For his own safety, Assange rarely received a media interview, one time, a reporter asked to interview him face-to-face, he replied with derision: "Why meet, do you want to see how I blink?"　　"Such an apparent inability to convey an emotional signal that is free of words through expressions and gestures may be the reason why he chose to express his ideas by wearing a hairstyle." There is a big difference between not being directly face-to-face and actual interpersonal communication. In real life, people understand him through a person's conversation and image. Lauder, former president of Lauder, said if you want to send a good message, you can write it down so that the person who receives the message can have a souvenir that lasts for a while, thus perpetuating the happiness; if you want to send a bad message, please tell it privately, so the person receiving the message will not be difficult to releasePain and anger, and your expression can soften the blow.　　On the Internet, however, it is hard to really communicate emotions face-to-face. Even with pictures, it is difficult to solve the problem.　　Because many of the feelings of unspeakable parts are hidden in the expression of change and eye delivery, and this information is very difficult to pass the image of the moment fixed. It looks more like a professional. Some people think that it is better not to judge a person by appearances than to judge the content of a book by its appearance. But in fact, if a book has a good cover, it will attract readers to open it and understand its content.　　Apparently, Mr Assange has grasped this point. People have different views as to exactly what role Mr Assange's new image plays. "wetex10", the Netizen, said that Assange had looked like a charity worker, a poor old journalist, struggling for the ideals of freedom of the press, "Now he looks very well maintained, like a pampered editor." I don't think I would be surprised if he took the image of a man's perfume. "The British media believe Mr Assange has taken such pains to change his image in order to make himself look more like a professional than a" naughty bad boy "or a real offender.　　Assange wants his image to be more convincing and more reliable, and Assange has said he respects the law. The media believe Assange's move was sensible. Changing the external image seems to be the quickest and most effective way to make people more trusting.