Actually, when it comes to opening remarks, most people’s parents taught them when they were young. They didn’t understand it when they were young. They felt it was just for politeness. Later, when they grew up, they gradually discovered that a good opening remarks are very important. I have been to many places in recent years, and I usually deal with many people because of business. I personally feel that the opening statement cannot be fixed, because the people and situations I face are different. I will briefly share my views:

1: Friends who meet often---this is the most casual, a: If the other person is your best friend, generally speaking, you are still alive What? (Actually, people in the north know that this is a sign of intimacy between buddies) b: If it’s just ordinary friends, have you eaten yet? Hello!... This is actually enough

2: If you are hosting a company meeting: a. Okay, let’s have a meeting now; b. Everyone is here, let’s start the meeting; c: To be more formal, that’s---Hello everyone, let’s start the meeting now!

3: If you are a group of friends chatting there, you can go like this: a. You guys are chatting very happily. b. What are you talking about so lively?

4: If you are dating a girl, Personally, I think it’s better to be more direct: Hello, my name is Li Xiaoming.............

5: "Are you busy lately?

6:" Absolutely not... It's too blunt. You can change it to "Have you become more beautiful recently?"

7: What are you doing? "Absolutely not... I'd rather change it to "Mani beauty". Or "Hey, guess what I'm doing"

8: "Hello" "Did you miss me today?" Or just send her a link in the first sentence, preferably a joke or If there is a nickname (nickname) between you for something he is particularly interested in, you can just add the nickname.

In short, the opening statement depends on the scene and specific circumstances, and there is no specific mode. Go to Pin