Hello, thank you for your question. How to respond skillfully when replying to a chat is a rather interesting and slightly skillful question. First of all, I think it's very important to get straight to the point in a chat, to quickly guide the conversation and make the conversation more efficient. At the same time, clear and concise expression is also the key, avoid verbosity, and make it easier for the other party to understand what you mean.
As for the question of how to deal with it, I think the key is to stay calm and rational. First, be clear about why you want to be angry, whether it's because the other person's point of view is unreasonable, or because their words are too mean. Then, respond in a targeted manner and don't get bogged down in endless bickering.
In my responses, I tend to use "I" and "you" to convey a point of view, which is more direct and can better guide the conversation. For example, it can be said, "I understand your point of view, but I have a different point of view." This statement is even more polite and peaceful.
Also, avoid using offensive language and try to be neutral and objective. If there is a problem with the other person's point of view, it can be refuted by facts and logic, rather than by emotional language. This will not only maintain a good communication atmosphere, but also make it easier for the other party to accept your point of view.
In the process of how to fight, be respectful. Even if the other person's point of view disagrees with you, try to convince the person with reason, rather than expressing your dissatisfaction by insulting and attacking. After all, everyone has a different point of view, and respecting each other's position is the foundation for good communication.
Generally speaking, how to deal with it is a problem that needs to be handled carefully. By getting straight to the point, expressing yourself clearly and concisely, and using "I" and "you" to express your opinions, you can better communicate your position while remaining calm and sane and maintaining a good communication atmosphere. In the process of scolding, it is very important to maintain respect for the other party, so as to achieve the purpose of rationalization.