How to mediate neighborhood conflicts?

The General Principles of Civil Law has relevant legal provisions on neighbor relations, which can be resolved through litigation.

1. Neighbors should be more tolerant and understanding, and have more public knowledge. When you really encounter an emergency, he will be closest to you. It doesn't matter if you lower your head and don't see it, but let him score three points.

2. Solve problems through negotiation. Distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors, and close neighbors are not as good as opposite doors. Conflicts are temporary, but being neighbors lasts a lifetime.

3. Complain to the relevant departments, check the jurisdiction of the conflict and dispute, report the problem to the relevant departments or town and village groups, and seek solutions.

4. Apply for mediation and request grassroots mediation organizations, village group and town office cadres or local judicial cadres to mediate.

5. To file a civil lawsuit, refer to the "General Principles of Civil Law", "Property Law" and other legal provisions to file a lawsuit in court.