1. When cooking vegetables

When you see a beautiful woman cooking, you greet her and say gracefully, "classmate, (pointing to her cooking) what is this dish?" As soon as she opens her mouth, you have a chance, and then say, Oh, I think you look quite classy (or have seen it many times). Can we meet and make friends? Wait a minute.

On the table

When you see the object you have a crush on, directly or indirectly say to her: Can I sit there? If the other person doesn't mean to refuse, you can take the initiative to sit over and chat.

Talk to girls at the school gate.

1. You can only go to school by car, not outside the school.

At the same time, if there is any activity, you should attend the meeting next to her, make her have a vague impression on you, listen to her and then walk away quietly in front of her. A minute or two later, she left. You can catch up with her (don't run too fast, let her feel it, or it will create obstacles for you).

Chatting with girls in the university study room.

1. You go up and ask, "Is this seat taken?" The average quiet girl won't refuse you to sit next to them. After you sit down, you can watch yourself play. However, it is best not to talk in a hurry after sitting down. You must wait. If she doesn't understand something, you should show it. Helping her is the best way to get close to others, and then I don't have to say it.

2. First of all, you should sit nearby, preferably behind her, then study by yourself and wait until the front begins to relax (that is, when you don't study hard, you are disgusted because you disturb others to study hard). You can observe what she is reading, and then you can say: Are you a xx major? Do you know xxx? Then I tried to continue the topic, but I couldn't find the topic in the chat? If you are chasing girls and want to improve your ability, please look at Lovers.com and Bubble Learning Forum.

I often see the decision to take it. I sit in front of her every time I study. For example, about a week or two later (prepare a box of mints, and there are two pieces left in it. Pretend to be tired of watching, take out a mint and eat one. Turn around and ask, classmate, do you eat mint? Then try to be natural: this candy tastes good because the last one is gone (and so on, remember nature). The other person refused (usually refused) and said with a smile, don't you usually eat sugar? Then continue the topic by yourself.