An essay on neighborhood relations in connection with the World Expo

New Neighborhood Neighborhood is an important link between family life and social life for us. The old saying that "a distant relative is not as good as a close neighbor" is enough to illustrate the importance of neighborhood relations. Neighborhood relationship is an important public-private relationship in society. If it works well, it will have a far-reaching impact on people's quality and moral level. With the improvement of housing conditions, we may no longer be flushed for the aisle, and we don't have to worry about the walls having ears, but we are all wrapped in cement barriers again. At the same time, the neighborhood relationship has risen from the previous perceptual stage to the rational stage. Of course you have the right to say that neighbors don't matter to me. However, when a society is lamenting the lack of neighborhood relations and the deterioration of interpersonal relations, the germination of new neighborhood relations may mean some changes and hopes-equal interpersonal relations have become the soul of a society, and neighborhood relations that we have forgotten are an important part of it. According to the survey, the proportion of greeting between neighbors has decreased by 25.18% compared with ten years ago, but the proportion of mutual assistance has increased by 65.61%. The new neighborhood relationship greatly embodies "humanization"-people have more room for two-way choice. Now the neighborhood relationship has risen from the perceptual stage to the rational stage, that is to say, there may be less superficial greetings, but the solutions to problems are scientific and effective. The new neighborhood relationship focuses on everyone living in harmony but never interfering in "internal affairs", emphasizing a sense of distance-as we all know, distance often produces beauty. Many noble communities have "resident service centers" and "owners' committees". Neighbors no longer have trouble with each other, but go directly to the resident service center, which has become a model operation. People always miss the old courtyard life, saying that it fully embodies that "distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors." However, this closeness and excitement is based on the narrow housing dilemma. In the final analysis, it is a kind of helplessness-the crowding of 72 tenants has created intimacy, the space is narrow, and people's boldness of vision is also small. Knowing each other too much, they are familiar with each other's personality and temper, and everything can spread like wildfire, not to mention privacy. Social scientists believe that 8% of neighborhood disputes more than ten years ago were related to housing. With the improvement of housing quality, the public and private fields are clearly divided, and the disputes caused by the confusion between public and private fields will naturally disappear. The new neighborhood relationship is actually a new interpersonal relationship under the change of living conditions. When the conditions change, people's thinking changes accordingly. It is obviously unrealistic to emphasize a certain atmosphere blindly. The relationship between people is a profound social philosophy.