Are you sure it's a personal relationship, not a personal one? Connections are benefits. The simplest thing is that you are good for others and the other person is good for you. To put it bluntly, you can help others, whether public or private. The person you want to connect with should also be someone who can help you or your friends, such as the principal who can help you or your friends or other well-connected children go to school. Establish contact? I don't know what this means, but it usually means building relationships. To put it bluntly, people who are beneficial to me should communicate, show goodwill and establish interpersonal relationships, generally reaching the second stage of interpersonal relationships. After that, they will use each other. There are three steps in networking: 1 Prove your value (you can be used), 2 convey your value to others (you can be used), and 3 convey the value of others to make you a contact point in interpersonal relationships (this is the key point).