When my neighbor built a house, I kindly reminded him to reserve a way out. Although there were small differences in the initial communication, there was no dispute. Later, when I built the house, both parties gradually learned to put themselves in each other's shoes, understand each other, and show consideration for each other. They showed the spirit of love and friendship for their neighbors, and finally properly resolved the land use matter, used tolerance to resolve small gaps, and demonstrated the warmth and propriety of getting along with neighbors.
