Go out for a walk, such as shopping, traveling, and participating in some social welfare activities, so that you will meet some people who talk to you.

1. Make new friends through old friends. Keep in touch with old friends, hang out with colleagues and current friends, and you will have a chance to meet new friends.

2. Find a hobby, keep learning and take part in more activities. Participate more in everyone's activities.

3. Start from yourself and constantly make yourself better. Make yourself more courageous, cheerful, knowledgeable, cheerful, active and serious.

You can apply for academic or non-academic education as an amateur, and the resources of your classmates are endless, which is also a good way to expand your contacts.

5. Get together with friends. Friends also have friends, so as to expand contacts. The social circle naturally expanded.

The simplest and most practical trick is to go to their party with friends.

7. Join and participate in various groups or organizations;

8. Cultivate some hobbies, preferably one of which is your specialty, so that people with the same interests as your specialty will take the initiative to find you as friends;

9. Read more books on interpersonal relationships (Carnegie's book is good);

10. Take the time to contact actively, and then take the initiative to help each other without asking for anything in return.

Contact and then take the initiative to help each other without asking for anything in return.