Feelings are dependent on the relationships between people and students, while in reality they often turn to the relationship between a variety of reasons and had to maintain a relationship, and then to remain for some and unreasonable. -- "Inscription"

Relationships between people, said nothing less than the nature of two ways: a friendly or hostile. As usually we call it neutral, probably conscious defined, most are able to be classified in one of the above two items. If you have a good impression of a person, it is bound, if you want to further develop, whether or not to develop, on a personal subjective had been regarded as somewhat friendlier. In this case, for some reason it can not be further developed so that their relationship is maintained at a certain level of strange, but all you have the slightest good impression on people, it would not be called neutral, can be considered a friendly. And another case, assuming that you do not know each other, but the other side is always to some features with attributes, such as the class looks, gender, geography, the accent, these factors are also very easy to determine your relationship to a stranger. One of the most simple example, say Henan bad, Shanghai people xenophobic, like "black area", inevitably let you have a little wary, indifference and even hostility towards it. So this seems true of the so-called neutral, it seems to be difficult to see (of course, this does not mean there is no neutral situation. Perhaps there are people who can be completely selfless it?).

The corresponding relationship with the people, so-called affection, or friendship. Based on different relationships, we have the word "friendship", "girlfriends" And this love that feeling to describe. At this point I want to elaborate a point of view is: friendship should be based on relationships between people, rather than vice versa so that a description of the relationship between people adapt. Then extend some say in simple language that is: I do not think we should be to maintain the relationship on a piece of text and forbear.