First, the introduction of public affairs. You and people see you to introduce, you sometimes do not introduce it is very troublesome. I also met this kind of person, he is very good to you

There are four kinds of points that need to be paid attention to. The first point is that you need to pay attention to the two points. First, you need to give your business card first and then introduce. In fact, when you exchange your business card, you have to tell me when you have to leave. If you leave me a business card, do you trust me? You didn't trust me before. In fact, if we have experience, we will pass the business card to you when we meet. What titles and duties do not need to be said? Repeat the names at most, repeat your names at most, save you misreading and save a lot of things. If you don't know who he is, you can't communicate with him. There are two kinds of introduction: the first introduction -- self introduction.

The second point is self introduction. The shorter the time, the shorter the better. You ask me, "what do you call Mr. Jin Zhen?" "I'm called Kun," "where are you high?" "I'm in the Department of diplomacy of University of International Relations, Renmin University of China." you can say it straight away. Don't waste your time talking about it.

Third, we should pay attention to the contents. We must pay attention to the content. We must introduce the general contents of four elements: unit, Department, duty and name. For example, I, for instance, on formal occasions, I would like to introduce Professor Jin Zhenkun from Renmin University of China, University of International Relations and foreign affairs department. My name is unit, Department, duty and name. Don't squeeze toothpaste. "Where is a gentleman?" "mixed", "what unit?" "a broken unit", "what unit?" "a unit that is not worth mentioning".

The last fourth points should be noted that if your unit or department has a longer title, you must pay attention to the use of the full name when you first introduce it. The second time you can change it to the abbreviation. Do not belittle it here. For example, I would like to give you a word here, for example, I would like to give you a "South China". I'm afraid most people will think of Southern Airlines. In fact, there is also a Southern Airlines and Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics.

Second aspects, I think.

，就是介紹別人.介紹別人有兩個(gè)點(diǎn)是比較重要的：第一個(gè)點(diǎn)誰(shuí)當(dāng)介紹人?比如社交場(chǎng)合的慣例，介紹人一般應(yīng)該是女主人.那么在國(guó)際交往中，介紹人是誰(shuí)呢?國(guó)際交往中介紹人一般是三種人.第一種人我們稱(chēng)為專(zhuān)業(yè)對(duì)口人員.比如我請(qǐng)一個(gè)外國(guó)教授來(lái)給我們學(xué)生辦講座，那我就有義務(wù)把他跟校領(lǐng)導(dǎo)之間做介紹，我把他請(qǐng)來(lái)的，我倆對(duì)口，專(zhuān)業(yè)對(duì)口人士.第二是什么呢?第二就是公關(guān)禮賓人員.外事辦公室的同志，辦公室的主任或者秘書(shū)，或者專(zhuān)門(mén)委托的接待陪同人員，各地的接待辦公室的同志，他是搞接待的.第三如果來(lái)了貴賓的話，禮儀上講身份對(duì)等，要講對(duì)等，就是我們?cè)趫?chǎng)的這些人里職務(wù)最高的.那么這個(gè)是關(guān)于介紹.

Now let me talk about the use of business cards in international contacts. In international communication, you should note that the words I use are two points in international communication, not students. The first point, a person without a business card will be regarded as a person without social status. In other words, people who can't get cards in international relations doubt whether you are true or not, and have a position. In a second sentence, a person who does not carry a business card is a person who does not respect others.

Usually, I put it in a special business card bag, or put it in a suit jacket pocket, or put it in a pocket. For example, if a white collar goes out, if a girl goes out, she usually puts it in a part of the briefcase. I have seen some comrades who are slightly inferior. I once exchanged cards with girls, and I handed her my business card. "I'll give you a business card, Professor Kim." I opened the bag immediately. The bag was also a good bag. It was very expensive, but I couldn't find a card. First I grabbed a package of plum, then I found a packet of melon seeds, and finally pulled out half a sock, then told me that I had forgotten it. Where is the card for employees?