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The "hedgehog" technique is a very effective one among all kinds of questions to promote business transactions. The so-called "hedgehog" reaction is characterized by you using a question to answer the customer's question. You use your own questions to control your discussions with customers and lead the conversation to the next step in the sales process. Let's take a look at Hedgehog's reactive questioning method: Customer: "Is there any cash value in this insurance? "Salesman:" Do you attach great importance to the question of whether the insurance policy has cash value? Customer: Absolutely not. I just don't want to pay any extra amount for the cash value. "For this customer, if you just sell him cash value, you will push yourself into the river and sink to the bottom. This person does not want to pay for the cash value, because he does not want to regard the cash value as an interest. At this time, you should explain to him the meaning of the term cash value and improve his understanding in this respect.大学的新学期伊始。 心无杂念头脑里只想着如何改良自己做的无人机，KAKA的单单在热闹非凡的各大社团招新人海中略显得有些格格不入。 在单单从校舍后方的广场向延绵海岸扔出飞碟进行无人机KAKA的捕捉测试时因为海风的影响飞碟不小心飞到了一名女生的身上。 这突如其来的事故，却变为了使原本有些自闭的单单逐渐成长的契机。众人明显能感觉到，项庄挥剑更快了，手中的力道也更大了。毫无疑问，全家人又呆滞了。姜国公重重地嗯了一声，等他回禀。This process is just speculation. I didn't analyze the source code in depth, but I typed a log and the result was that a series of dispatchTouchEvent () did return true. In other words, ViewGroup1 and ViewGroup2 did not have a consumption event, but dispatchTouchEvent () returned true, so an online saying: DispatchTouchEvent () returned true is a consumption event. This statement may not be completely accurate, but we still need to go to the source code to find the answer. We will not analyze it here, but only explain one problem: don't rewrite dispatchTouchEvent () easily. Even if overridden, try to ensure that the super method is called and the return value is consistent with the super result. In fact, the source code already provides two interfaces to indirectly rewrite it, namely onInterceptTouchEvent () and onTouchEvent (), which can be known from the source code that they are eventually called by dispatchTouchEvent (). Moreover, it is no problem to use the return value of onTouchEvent () to describe whether to consume the event (View that does not consume the event cannot call onTouchEvent () at all).