Conversation, Etiquette And Conversation Should Be Appropriate.

We should pay attention to language civilization, tone of sincerity, soft intonation, moderate speech speed and clear articulation; call for more honorific and honorific names, less use of endearment, nicknames, nicknames, and try not to call names.

The content of conversation should make the other person proud, happy, good at and interested. Be elegant, cheerful, and relaxed. Do not involve each other's own weaknesses and weaknesses, personal privacy, vulgar, low spirited and strange things, and gossip.

It is not welcome to ask questions in a timely manner, to talk more about ourselves, to talk less about ourselves, to blow our own trumpet in conversation, to speak all the time, to have nothing to do, to speak in a mean language, to complain and speak without speaking.

When speaking, be polite, courteous, and listen attentively to questions and answers. Do not interrupt others easily, or walk away. You can't wear a tired face, yawn or watch a watch. Men should not join in the discussion of women's circles. Talk with the opposite sex should be brief, courteous, and moderate in argument. Don't make fun of it.