Your classmate is a Political and Legal Affairs Commission secretary, and you're a food delivery person—that's not networking. So what is networking? You're a food delivery person, and your classmate is a security guard at a residential complex—now that's networking. You can tell him which restaurants are the cleanest, and you can even bring him lunch every day at noon; he can let you into the residential complex. You have mutual value for each other—that's what real networking is. Networking isn't something you chase after; it's something you attract.