Tips for social interaction

Author: Xiao Chuan Shan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Legend has it that the area below a dragon's throat, approximately one foot in diameter, is covered with "reversed scales." If anyone accidentally touches this spot, they will surely be killed by the enraged dragon. Human relationships are the same—avoid touching someone's "reversed scales," as that is the minefield of your interaction with them; never step into it. Whether it's neighborly relationships, colleague relationships, business relationships, or friendships, none are free from the effort you pour into them, yet they often leave you feeling disfigured and disoriented. Relax your tense mind. Sometimes, as long as you grasp certain principles of social interaction, you can navigate the vast ocean of social life. This book is part of the "Old Fox Life Art Series," focusing on the secrets of social interaction. It interprets communication through small speech and action skills in daily life, as the saying goes: "Dispel the fog and maneuver in the interpersonal arena, tear off the veil and ride the wind of friendship."
Legend has it that the area below a dragon's throat, approximately one foot in diameter, is covered with "reversed scales." If anyone accidentally touches this spot, they will surely be killed by the enraged dragon. Human relationships are the same—avoid touching someone's "reversed scales," as that is the minefield of your interaction with them; never step into it. Whether it's neighborly relationships, colleague relationships, business relationships, or friendships, none are free from the effort you pour into them, yet they often leave you feeling disfigured and disoriented. Relax your tense mind. Sometimes, as long as you grasp certain principles of social interaction, you can navigate the vast ocean of social life. This book is part of the "Old Fox Life Art Series," focusing on the secrets of social interaction. It interprets communication through small speech and action skills in daily life, as the saying goes: "Dispel the fog and maneuver in the interpersonal arena, tear off the veil and ride the wind of friendship."