Interpersonal Relationships

1. Among them, 90% of people do not keep in touch.
2. When dining on an AA basis, you should know how to round off—e.g., if it’s 49 yuan, you should pay 50 yuan.
3. If you borrow money, you must repay it. Don’t think that a few tens of yuan doesn’t matter—when you borrow, it’s borrowed; when you give, it’s given.
3. If you’re poor, don’t avoid visiting relatives— the more you avoid them, the more it turns coldhearted.
4. For good friends, “thanks” shouldn’t always be left hanging on your lips.
5. Relatives and friends you haven’t contacted in years suddenly reaching out to you is basically never about anything except borrowing money or sending a gift.
6. No matter how capable you are, don’t show off in front of your leader. Know your place: “You’re not as good as him.”
7. Don’t answer your leader’s calls immediately.
8. Your wife doesn’t like your girlfriend—so keep your future contact to a minimum.
9. Learning to refuse is very important; otherwise, the one who suffers is yourself.
10. People who seem too perfect in your eyes can’t be friends.
11. Don’t stick your nose into other people’s lives—everyone has their own way of living.
12. Couples may argue, but they can’t sleep in separate rooms.
13. When you pass by a secluded place and see someone taking care of business, pretend you didn’t see it.
14. For jobs introduced by acquaintances, try to politely decline. In 8 out of 10 cases, it’s just both sides trading favors—and even very good jobs won’t end up being yours.