Famous sayings about social intercourse

Make friends without flattery, and make friends without arrogance. -Yang Xiong

sincere color temperature, gentle gas and gentle words will surely move people. -Xue Xuan

Being indebted to others, you should be a place to repay in the future, and you should not ask for more. -Zeng Guofan

Don't have illusions about those who are not trustworthy! -Leonardo da Vinci

Trust a few people, do no harm to anyone, and love everyone. -Shakespeare

You can't show too much wit in the communication field, and you can't ignore it; Because this involves not only a decent issue, but also public service and government. -F. Bacon

If the situation is favorable, the situation will be unfavorable; If you make friends with benefits, you will be scattered if you are poor. —— Wang Tong

my path is full of petals -- I have swept it for no others, my thatch gate has been closed -- but opens now for you. -Du Fu

Silence is more conducive to social interaction than insincere words. -Montaigne

All people are like children in that they will get carried away when they are spoiled; Therefore, we should not be generous to others, nor should we be too soft to others. -Schopenhauer

It's always funny that people who know each other show respect for go to the lavatory. -Goethe

Only when you trust people can people be loyal to you. Treat people with great manners, and people will show great manners. -Emerson

You may have forgotten who you hurt. But you hurt him. That person will never forget you. He will never remember your good points. -Dale Carnegie

The smartest way to impress people is to talk to him about his most precious things. -Dale Carnegie

Remembering people's names and calling them out easily is equivalent to giving others a clever and effective compliment. -Dale Carnegie

Please realize the importance of "living with people", always be grateful, and associate with people with a heart that does not forget gratitude, does not ignore gratitude, and respects friendship. -Kōnosuke Matsushita

The secret of socializing is not to conceal the truth, but to tell the truth without angering the other side. -Sutaro Dihara

If you are right, try to get the other person to agree with you gently and tactfully; If you are wrong, admit it quickly and enthusiastically. This is much more effective and interesting than arguing with yourself. -Dale Carnegie