1. Respect and understanding: Respect others' opinions, beliefs, privacy, and personal space, and do not easily judge or belittle others. Try to understand the problem from the other person's perspective, empathize with their feelings and situation. Show patience in communication and give the other party ample opportunities to express themselves.
2. Effective communication: Clearly and directly express one's thoughts and needs, avoiding ambiguity or vagueness. Maintain focus while listening and provide positive feedback, such as nodding or responding briefly, to show attention. When encountering differences, use the language of "I" to express feelings, reduce blame and aggression, and promote constructive dialogue.
3. Reciprocity and cooperation: Seeking win-win situations in relationships, willing to contribute to each other while also expecting corresponding support or rewards. Set goals together and work together to solve problems through teamwork, enhancing mutual trust and understanding. Learn to compromise and be tolerant, and flexibly adjust one's position or expectations without affecting core interests.