One: Don’t believe those people who always report that so and so is scolding you
Two: Don’t believe those people who praise and praise you endlessly as soon as they see you
Three : Don’t hate those who have publicly argued with you or criticized you
Four: Never arrange for some people to collect what others say about you behind your back
Five: Never do it in public, Using your own rights to gather some people to talk about what others say about you is tantamount to demolishing yourself
Six: Do not answer any attacks on your life, only discuss meaningful things
< p>Seven: Do not defend yourself (under normal circumstances), but you can clarify some views, some choices, some rights and wrongs8: It doesn’t matter if you are confused or take the blame for a while, you are still you , he is still him.
A person who cannot bear the blame can only be a weak person
Nine: Don’t reject people casually, don’t agree to people casually, don’t appease people, and don’t show off your strength
Ten : Not eager to express yourself, nor eager to correct others, just watching, listening, and pondering
Eleven: Don’t talk about other people’s merits behind their back
Twelve: Remember , interpersonal relationships are always two-way, how you treat others, how they treat you
Thirteen: Never accept incitement or provocation
Fourteen: When getting along with others, Never consider what you can get out of it
Fifteen: Never think that anyone who comes into contact with you is stupider, smarter than you, or easier to fool than you
Sixteen : When you are surprised by someone or something, first think about the benefits. He may be helping you, at least objectively he will not harm you, and never immediately assume that others are hostile
Seventeen: Always Don't get entangled with anyone, your performance is the best answer and comfort to people
Eighteen: Look for points of union and harmony instead of just focusing on contradictions and differences, and always be safe, calm and calm. , treat differences as normal, regard different opinions as reality, criticize friends instead of acting like needles
Nineteen: Never talk and think about problems from the perspective of personal interests, never "I, me, me" "When arguing with others, rationalize the argument, don't make it personal
Twenty: Treat the handling of interpersonal relationships as a special course, from which we can grasp our national conditions, history, society, structure, philosophy, tradition and fashion Thoughts