What are the bad living habits that affect neighborhood harmony?

1, play mahjong in the middle of the night, sing karaoke loudly, and decorate the room during lunch break or at night to disturb the neighbors' normal rest. ?

2. When decorating the house, change the room facilities without permission (for example, the upstairs decoration destroys the waterproof layer, resulting in water leakage downstairs). When decorating, put the waste materials at the door or in the public area of the community.

3, throwing objects at high altitude, throwing garbage downstairs and dumping sewage at will, the water droplets hanging clothes upstairs stained the underwear downstairs and pushed the domestic garbage to the door of the neighbor next door. ?

4. Spy on the family privacy of neighbors, spread gossip among neighbors, and provoke neighborhood relations.

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Principle of getting along;

1, leave a "good name" for neighbors.

In daily life, we should consciously care for public health, consciously participate in community public activities, and do our part to maintain a good living environment. Get along with your neighbors, do your best to help what you promised, and don't exaggerate what you can't help. Don't gloat when things happen, watch neighbors' jokes, and don't "laugh at angry people."

At the same time, neighbors should keep their promises and return what they borrowed in time. They should apologize to others if they delay the return time due to negligence. In short, in daily life, we should gradually establish a helpful image and leave a good reputation for our neighbors.

2. Don't affect other neighbors.

Your hobbies and living habits can't be an excuse to disturb your neighbors' rest. If you don't sing karaoke after 9 pm, don't splash the sewage from washing clothes and vegetables on the pavement used by the neighborhood.

Whether you are playing or working, you should try to go home before 23 o'clock. If you don't come home until midnight, talk softly while walking. These seemingly insignificant things, if not taken seriously, are likely to hurt the harmony between neighbors.

3. Polite and approachable

Don't look up when you get along with your neighbors, be as polite and approachable as possible, and don't treat them as passers-by. When you meet your neighbors on the road, you should take the initiative to say hello. Don't ask too much of your neighbors at ordinary times. Talk as much as you can. If you can't talk it over, just keep a friendly attitude at a certain distance.

Criticizing others is a bad habit. Take a "reasonable restraint" attitude towards the unreasonable demands and practices of neighbors and solve them reasonably and properly.