If the other party's speech is lengthy, or not to the point, or entangled in details, or too far away from the subject during the negotiation, which affects the negotiation process, then you can ask questions when he pauses or intermittently.
For example: when the other party stops, you can take the opportunity to ask: "you mean..."
"We'll talk about the details later. Would you please talk about your main points?"
You can choose to ask questions when the other party's speech stops or breaks
When you don't know the strength of the other party, you can ask questions in a euphemistic way - Mei You Mo Qing Dui Fang De Shi Li Shi Ke Yong Wan Zhuan Xing Ti Wen Fang Shi
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Using naming method to avoid meeting silence - Yong Zhi Ming Fa Bi Mian Hui Yi Leng Chang
Specific tips for getting rid of hot and tough people - Bai Tuo Huo Bao Xing Ji Shou Zhi Ren De Ju Ti Yao Jue
People with loose lips lack endurance - Zui Chun Song Chi De Ren Que Fa Nai Li
What are the personality traits of people who slap their heads - Pai Da Tou Bu De Ren You Shi Me Xing Ge Te Zheng
Critics are not welcome - Chui Mao Qiu Ci De Ren Bu Shou Huan Ying
Control the range of personal distance - Na Nie Hao Ge Ren Ju Li De Fan Wei
Networking at friends' parties - Zai Peng You Ju Ban De Ju Hui Shang Tuo Zhan Ren Mo
Catch the taunt of the other party and fight back - Zhua Zhu Dui Fang Chao Feng De Hua Tou Yu Yi Fan Ji
Take precautions and practice shouting "help" - Fang Huan Yu Wei Ran Lian Xi Han Jiu Ming