Why do you want to say hello when you see the seniors, please thank you

Upstairs have said that it is polite, I think that greeting people is not only polite, polite greetings can help you develop good habits, it can also be involved in your interpersonal relationships with the people around you, good politeness can help you change your future life, in short, polite greetings are only beneficial to you. I advise you not to be so lazy, isn't it just a polite greeting? What's this, besides, it can also show that you are a very cultivated person, think about it, it will not harm you.

Because they are more experienced than themselves, and they are older than themselves. I have time to ask them if I encounter some difficulties.,I'm not saying hello in order to get help from others.,At least it's polite.,Exchange feelings.,Of course, it's voluntary.,It's nothing if you don't say hello.,But there's nothing to lose by greeting yourself.。

Politeness issues, seeing people to greet the least polite issues, people need to communicate with each other, saying hello makes people feel comfortable, and they will be very happy. Not only when you see seniors, but also when you see others, you should take the initiative to say hello.

Out of politeness. It's like when you see your older siblings saying hello, and in college, seniors will help you a lot. It is also a very happy thing to have a good senior sister and senior in another country.

There is a high probability that familiar people will always greet naturally and unnaturally, and if you are not familiar with it, you will never say hello - otherwise others will think you are nervous!

You can also not say hello, hehe, even at home, when you see your parents, your grandparents don't have to shout every time.

If you respect them, say hello, no one asks for it.

Take the initiative to say hello and get closer to each other.

When you come to a new environment, it is a process of continuous grinding between a person and the environment. It is not only their classmates in the same major and class who run in, but sometimes also seniors.

Everyone has been a freshman, maybe there will be an idea in my heart at that time, isn't it just a year or two earlier than myself, why do you have to say hello when you see it? 」。

In fact, there is a misunderstanding here, taking the initiative to say hello to seniors is not a matter of grade differences, but as a freshman, it is just a practice to take the initiative to shorten the distance with seniors. Of course, as a junior, taking the initiative to say hello to your seniors can be more polite and respectful.

Every freshman, from the moment he enters the university life, will be more or less influenced by the seniors, whether it is to enter the student organization work, or the follow-up personal development, or the study of things, it is inevitable to communicate with the seniors, there are intersections.

In the early stage of enrollment, when everyone is not familiar with each other, I take the initiative to say hello, so that the seniors can leave a better impression on me, which is also very helpful to me in the later stage.

Senior sister and senior brother.

The seniors and juniors still watch less anime.