Code reviews can be tough in Chinese teams. People often go too soft and miss big problems. Or they copy Western styles and upset teammates. This skill helps you find the right balance. You learn to give clear feedback that people can accept. Use suggestions instead of commands and questions instead of criticism. The skill also shows how to grade issues as must fix, suggest change, or just a note. This keeps code safe without hurting feelings.
You also get guidance on mixing Chinese and English in code comments. Know when to use each language. See templates for commit messages in Chinese. And learn to handle common bad habits like being too polite or skipping review for senior devs. The goal is better code quality with respectful communication.
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