How should the other party reply when greeting?

1, hello, nice to meet you (for the first time).

2. Hello, long time no see.

3. Everything is fine. How have you been recently (seeing each other often)?

"Hello" is a kind of respect for others, and you can say it when you meet someone you know or a stranger.

"Hello" is mainly used before greeting others to ask questions, or simply out of politeness.

The expression of "hello" is relatively neutral, and it is a bit too restrictive to say with acquaintances. It is often used by strangers to show politeness.

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Some people don't like too many greetings, especially those who are introverted or direct. They always feel that saying those irrelevant words is a waste of time and appears hypocritical and insincere.

In fact, small talk seems worthless, but it doesn't mean it's worthless.

The greatest value of greeting is to create a good communication atmosphere and make the field of speaking hot.

From a psychological point of view, if you can talk about topics that you agree with or are interested in, it will be easy to narrow the psychological distance between two people and let the other person slowly let go of his guard.

We can look back on ourselves. When someone wants to communicate with us, we are usually cautious in the first few minutes and have a lot of worries and precautions. Therefore, at this time, talking about unimportant things and exchanging feelings will make you feel relaxed and open your heart more easily.

Therefore, chatting and greeting is not dispensable, it is a way to influence others' feelings.

Say hello and chat easily; If the greeting is not good, it is easy to chat.