"White space" has entered the realm of art and also profoundly influenced our daily lives. Many people speak with tact and subtlety, maintain a humble and low-profile demeanor, and are often referred to as "gentle and modest gentlemen." When facing issues, they consider their own interests while also thinking of others; They strive for thoroughness, appeal to emotions, and value harmony. Sometimes, to accommodate the needs and voices of the majority, they are willing to sacrifice their own benefits. This composed, general-like bearing and understated style represent the "white space" in how one conducts oneself and deals with others.
However, there are those who take a completely different approach. They are competitive and vindictive, refusing to give others any room to breathe when they are right. Some are self-important, arrogant, and full of domineering power. This type of behavior, which leaves no room for maneuver or grace, is essentially the extreme of psychological imbalance. As the saying goes, "Be merciful when you can." Why not show a bit more humanity and leave some white space in our interpersonal relationships?