Just be polite. After all, this is the first rule of getting along with people.

It is true that freshmen who have just entered the university feel stupid in the eyes of their seniors. They have long forgotten that they were seen by their seniors and sisters. And if you want to enter the student union, someone will keep saying in your ear, be polite to seniors and sisters, smile and say hello when you meet them, etc., which gives me the feeling that I am only a freshman, but I feel like an older generation. This is also a low culture on campus. Senior and senior are old hands of freshmen in this school. You don't have to think that they seem to know more than you do. Actually, they are just like you. Don't put yourself in a very low position when you come up. You can take a cautious and modest attitude when facing them. After all, everyone will like a little sheep that respects themselves. As for greeting, because there are many freshmen, seniors and seniors don't look carefully and can't recognize who you are. Smile and wave when you meet on the road. There is no need to say hello to the seniors. You shout like a fool, and they are embarrassed to listen.

The point is, don't talk behind your back. If you don't like that senior or senior, don't just spit it out. It is easy to be heard by some people, which is not conducive to others' evaluation of themselves. If you are in the student union, you should be more cautious. After all, it is a whirlpool, and it is easy to be stabbed if you are not careful. Don't trust others completely, you should be measured in your words and deeds. Especially when joking, don't think that you can call a spade a spade by having a good relationship with any senior or senior.