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When I first read it, I felt that the entire article seemed to be pieced together without a relatively complete system. For the descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties who like to be pragmatic, doing things depends on strength, so why talk about so much nonsense? However, I thought about it again. In fact, the situations in life are ever-changing. No book can teach us how to deal with various specific situations in detail, and the same is true for other books. What do we need to grasp? What we need to master is the underlying logic of Chinese-style social interaction - human feelings, and learn how to use human feelings skillfully in social interactions. In fact, the author of the book has some very practical skills, which are very useful for us to grasp the details of social interaction. Among them, the general etiquette for welcoming people and seeing off guests is "three steps to greet people and seven steps to see them off." We encounter greetings and farewells every day. This is a very practical social skill that can be used immediately if you learn it now.

OMG, I added this book to my bookshelf! For people like me who don't know how to socialize or speak in public, this kind of book is really needed. When I was young, I felt that the social talk was fake and hypocritical, and I refused to learn or speak. I didn't learn until I suffered a loss. It is undeniable that everyone likes to hear good words, and if you can speak polite words, you will not get along poorly; polite words are really important in interpersonal communication, and this is a "necessity". This book is the perfect solution to my current dilemma. Good polite words will leave a good and comfortable impression on people and play a role in communication in interactions. But don't believe what the situation says, stay calm and objective.

China has its own unique agricultural civilization, as well as the culture that emerged from it, including China's wine bureau culture and the social culture of seeing things through without telling them. Chinese-style entertainment refers to a specific way of communication and etiquette norms in business or social situations under the background of Chinese culture. It emphasizes the importance of interpersonal relationships and pays attention to respect, courtesy and concern for other people's faces in the communication process. Chinese people often have banquets in business and social situations. Toasting at banquets is a common etiquette. How to toast, how much wine to drink, and who to drink first are all a science.

The whole set of books is complete in content. It explains various scenarios from three aspects: behavior, language, and intention. The examples are vivid and detailed. It is good. It would be better if it could be more streamlined.

The process of getting better is not comfortable. Try and work harder.

Socializing, dinner parties and casual chatting are not so popular among young people, but sometimes they are tools that have to be used. This book takes "scenery chatting" as the theme and outlines in detail the use of casual chatting in different situations. What to say on any occasion, how to say it, what is the implication of each sentence... These are all required courses in social interactions. In this book, the author uses a large number of real-life examples. Tells how to refine euphemistic expressions, improve eloquence and charm, make it clear and easy to understand. Suitable for everyone who has entered the workplace or is about to enter the workplace.

Chinese people have always attached great importance to the culture of the wine table. Business is concluded while drinking and exchanging cups. Wine table culture can be a social means, which can promote communication and communication between people and create opportunities for business cooperation and personal development. But table manners can also cause huge losses if not handled properly. For example, a Japanese company treated the general manager of a Chinese company to a "drunk party." However, the general manager of the company accidentally revealed the company's secrets, and later suffered a big loss when signing the contract, causing huge losses to the company. Then, how to "understand etiquette" and "be able to speak" at the dinner table is particularly important. I believe this book can answer your questions.

China has always been a society that values ​​relationships and human relationships. Colleagues, favors and relationships have become effective tools in doing things. How we should socialize and how to communicate efficiently should also be a subject of knowledge and something that can be learned through trial and error. No matter in officialdom, workplace, business, or in daily life, we always have to socialize. If we enter the society, we should master how to socialize and speak. Building good relationships leads to success.

Chinese people seem to have food-related aspects integrated into their genes. The first thing they say when meeting someone is: Have you eaten? A lot of business and cooperation are discussed at the dinner table. Even if it is not in front of you, there will always be something to eat. Eating plus scenes plus some other needs are not just simple eating, but a collision of language, art and etiquette. A few nice words will help you achieve your desired goals smoothly, and a few casual actions will help you gain respect and equal treatment from others. See, these are the words and rules of the scene. The adult world is like this, full of entertainment and coping. If you don't know the direction when no one teaches you, or you will be annoyed when you make a mistake, it is better to learn and remember in your free time. Let me tell you secretly that the scenes to be dealt with in it are extremely comprehensive!

China has its own unique agricultural civilization, as well as the culture that emerged from it, including China's wine bureau culture and the social culture of seeing things through without telling them. Chinese-style entertainment refers to a specific way of communication and etiquette norms in business or social situations under the background of Chinese culture. It emphasizes the importance of interpersonal relationships and pays attention to respect, courtesy and concern for other people's faces in the communication process. Chinese people often have banquets in business and social situations. Toasting at banquets is a common etiquette. How to toast, how much wine to drink, and who to drink first are all a science.

Especially in terms of dinner parties and conversation, he gave a lot of good suggestions. I feel that after reading it, I will feel more comfortable in social situations! However, for us junior high school students, some of the content may not be useful yet, but you can learn about it first, and it will definitely be helpful in the future. Overall, this is a valuable set of books!

Very good, clear and easy to understand

Social networking comes from the accumulation of one's own knowledge and experience. There are methods in the book, but the application depends on its own foundation.

It's great to write something

Very logical and knowledgeable!

Not bad, worth reading