Making Friends At The Dance

Smile and show love: no matter whether you spit lotus or flowers in front of strangers, don't forget the most beautiful international language -- smile.

Don't forget to hang up a shallow smile when you look around at the ball, because when you observe others, others are watching you.

Besides smiling, praising others is another way to win people's hearts. For example, "your clothes are pretty good."

This is so suitable for you. This seemingly superficial topic will definitely make you feel good at the dance.

If you introduce yourself, don't rush to talk about your own affairs.

If the first time you meet, you can ask him, "do you know XXX?"

(x * * is a close friend of the family dance organizer); if he is a half baked friend, ask him what he has been busy with recently and so on.

This greeting opening ceremony can greatly increase your cordial index.

And chatting with "heard he..."

"I hate..."

"I am in a bad mood today" and so on, as a starting point, is not to give too strong a subjective sense, that is, gossip is too strong, often makes the other party lose interest in communicating with you.

Looking for friends: usually there are some core characters in the dance.

They have wide connections and many greetings. Once you can connect with these core figures and talk about them, do you know how much more effort they can help you to introduce the others in the dance?

If you do not know the core person, and are too hard to find someone to ask, it doesn't matter. Pretend to be careless and look around him, stretch your ears and listen to other people's conversation with him. (don't be ashamed, no one will talk about serious secrets at the ball). Until you have a free time, you can come up with a "XXX, Hello, I am x..."...

Once you shout out the other's name first, what's going on next?