1.培养跨文化意识。要主动地学习对方的语言、句式、文化，联系听说能力，

1. Cultivate cross-cultural awareness. You should take the initiative to learn the other party's language, sentence patterns, and culture, and improve your listening and speaking skills in order to better communicate with the other party. Once you have the foundation of language, you can compare the differences between the culture of the person you are communicating with and your own mother culture in a targeted manner, and improve your awareness of the differences between different cultures. <br>2. If conditions permit, you can strengthen language practice and strengthen your ability to adapt to cultural differences by simulating real situations. <br>3. Treat cultural differences correctly. First, correctly recognize the existence of cultural differences. Secondly, treat cultural differences correctly and actively learn, adapt and tolerate them. <br>4. Be familiar with communication skills. In language communication, attention should be paid to the different roles of oral communication and written communication at different levels. When communicating verbally with the other party, give enough pause time for the other party to communicate with you. In addition, please note that when communicating, you should not assume that the other party understands you first. Instead, you should first assume that the other party cannot understand what you mean, and estimate the other party's ability to understand your words through constant checks. <br>5. Develop non-verbal communication skills. When communicating across cultures, you should pay attention to the other person's body language. We can understand the other person's intentions by observing his gestures, facial expressions and other body language; in addition, we must also use body language familiarly. On the one hand, we can use body language to better express our meaning to make up for the language communication barrier; on the other hand, we can use body language to better express our meaning to make up for the language communication barrier. This can avoid unnecessary misunderstandings caused by ambiguous body language.

1. Cultivate cross-cultural awareness. Actively learn the language, sentence structures, and culture of the other party, and connect their listening and speaking abilities to better communicate with them. With a foundation in language, it is possible to compare the cultural differences between the communication object and one's own mother culture in a targeted manner, thereby increasing awareness of cultural differences.<br>2. When conditions permit, language practice can be strengthened by simulating real situations to enhance adaptability to cultural differences.<br>3. To treat cultural differences correctly, first of all, consciously acknowledge the existence of cultural differences, and secondly, treat cultural differences correctly, actively learn, adapt, and tolerate them.<br>4. Familiarize and master communication skills. In language communication, attention should be paid to the different roles of oral communication and written communication at different levels. When communicating with the other party in language, give them enough pause time to exchange language with themselves. In addition, it is important to note that when communicating, one should not assume that the other party has already understood, but rather assume that the other party cannot understand your meaning. By constantly checking, one can estimate the other party's ability to understand your words.<br>5. Develop nonverbal communication skills. When engaging in cross-cultural communication, one should pay attention to the other person's body language. We can understand the other person's intentions by observing their gestures, facial expressions, and other body language; In addition, we should also be familiar with using body language. On the one hand, we can use body language to better express our meaning and overcome language communication barriers. On the other hand, we can avoid unnecessary misunderstandings caused by ambiguous body language.

1. Cultivate cross-cultural awareness. We should actively learn each other's language, sentence patterns and culture, and connect with listening and speaking skills in order to communicate with each other better. With the foundation of language, we can compare the differences between the culture of the communication object and our mother culture in a targeted way, and improve our awareness of the differences between different cultures.<br> 2. If possible, we can strengthen language practice and strengthen the adaptability of cultural differences by simulating real situations.<br> 3. To treat cultural differences correctly, we should first recognize the existence of cultural differences correctly, and then treat cultural differences correctly and actively learn, adapt and tolerate them.<br> 4. Be familiar with communication skills. In language communication, we should pay attention to the different functions of oral communication and written communication at different levels. When communicating with each other in language, we should give enough time to pause for language exchange between each other and ourselves. In addition, it should be noted that when communicating, you should not assume that the other party has understood, but should assume that the other party cannot understand your meaning first, and estimate the other party's understanding ability of your words through constant inspection.<br> 5. Develop non-verbal communication skills. We should pay attention to each other's body language when communicating across cultures. We can understand each other's intentions by observing their gestures, facial expressions and other body language. In addition, we should also be familiar with the use of body language. On the one hand, we can use body language to better express our meaning and make up for the obstacles in language communication. On the other hand, we can avoid unnecessary misunderstandings caused by the appearance of ambiguous body language.