For this type of hardware factory, if you think of an auspicious name, you can name it according to the products you produce and your hopes for a better future to achieve the ideal effect.
For example, it can be called: Hengjin, Dayu, Jinhui, Shenglong, etc., are all good names.
The name is very important to a company or an individual. We must use clear language to communicate and explain to others so that more people can understand its beautiful meaning.
Language, as a means of expression, can express a variety of information and rich and colorful thoughts and feelings depending on the time, occasion, and objects.
The key to speaking politely is to respect the other person and be self-effacing. The following points must be achieved:
(1) Honorific speech Honorific speech, also known as "respectful speech", is opposite to "modesty speech" and is a word that expresses respect and politeness. In addition to being polite, being able to use more honorifics can also reflect a person's cultural accomplishment.
1. Occasions for using honorifics: First, in more formal social situations. Second, conversations with teachers or people with higher status and status. Third, it is the first time you interact with someone or meet someone you are not very familiar with. Fourth, meetings, negotiations and other official occasions.
2. Commonly used honorifics: the word "please" we use daily, the word "you" in the second person, the pronouns "your Excellency", "Madam", "your side", etc., and there are also some Common usage of words, such as "Jiu Yang" when meeting for the first time, "Long time no see" when we haven't seen each other for a long time, "asking for advice" when asking for criticism, "forgiveness" when asking for forgiveness, "excuse me" when asking for trouble, Asking someone to do something is called "please", praising someone's opinion is called "high opinion", etc.
(2) Modesty words: Modesty words are also called "modesty words". They are opposite to "honor words" and are words that express humility and self-effacement to others. The most common use of Qianyu is to humbly refer to oneself and one's relatives in front of others.
For example, call yourself "fool", "family strict, family loving, family brother, family sister-in-law", etc. Self-humility and respect for others are an inseparable unity.
Although Qianyu is not used much in daily life, its spirit is everywhere. As long as you show your humility and sincerity in your daily speech, people will naturally respect you.
(3) Yayu Yayu refers to some more elegant words. Elegant language is often used to replace more casual or even vulgar words in some formal occasions and in situations where elders and women are present.
Using more elegant language can reflect a person's cultural quality and respect for others' personal qualities.
In dealing with people, if you are entertaining guests, when serving tea, you should say: "Please have tea." If you are also serving snacks, you can use "Please use some refreshments." If you finish the meal before others, you should greet others and say: "Please take your time."