How do you react appropriately when you hear or see something new?

It's normal to be surprised by something new. But we need to control our own volume and our inner excitement, you can try to be silently excited in our hearts first, and then say it again, so that when you say it, the volume will not be so high.

If it happens too suddenly, you don't have the time to think about so many things, how can you control your instinctive reaction just right, and if you experience it too much, you may be a little more restrained.

Sometimes you will be very surprised, for example, if something suddenly explodes, then you must be startled, but when you see some small animals, like hamsters and the like, you will be very fond of it. But I will still try to restrain my emotions.

Nowadays, in daily life, many titles have very novelty and very tempting kinds, but when you encounter these things more and more often, you feel that they are not so attractive and a little disgusting.

If you see something very novel in public, you should also control your emotions reasonably, manage your expressions, and don't let yourself be too surprised, otherwise it will be too embarrassing.

The first instinct was to try it, of course, because everyone is curious and wants to experience what this thing looks like, so this is the most logical reaction I feel.

Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is knowing. Life is like a play, it all depends on acting skills. It depends on your own self-cultivation, whether you are calm in the event of an accident, whether you can handle this matter well, the main thing is to rely on yourself.

Life is like a drama all depends on acting skills, depending on whether you make a sitcom or a literary film, knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, knowing is knowing, every time you see a novelty, learn a new craft, hear a good song**, the first second that comes to mind is to share with you.

First of all, I analyze what this thing is in my head, and then I react reasonably, and if I don't know, I ask others, and if I know, I respond appropriately and offensively.

Control your expression reasonably, don't let yourself laugh, be too pompous, or instantly blackface, make people feel harmful, and let the people around you remind you of what you don't react reasonably.