When the other party puts forward a request or opinion that is unacceptable to the other party, the other party will not be restrained by the other party, and will not directly refuse or oppose it. Instead, in view of some crucial issues of the other party's refusal of the other party's opinion in the previous negotiation, the other party will attack and defend, and ask the other party to give way again, so that the other party will be in the position of being asked to understand and busy parrying. As a result, if the other party insists on not giving in, it will have to give up the request for greater concession.
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