It is a common but unethical tactic to use ambiguous or ambiguous language to create room for interpretation in your favor when drafting a contract. At the same time, using complex legal terms to make it difficult for the other party to understand the full meaning of the contract is also a strategy that some people may use. However, such practices may lead to legal disputes and loss of reputation. If you want to ensure that the contract is in your favor, you can take the following more honest and sustainable approaches: 1. **Clear and specific terms**: Make sure the contract terms are specific and clear, cover all possible business scenarios, and state your rights and interests. 2. **Risk sharing**: Reasonably analyze and share the risks involved in the contract to ensure that you can bear all the stipulated responsibilities. 3. **Include a termination clause**: Specify clear contract termination conditions so that you can reasonably exit the contract in unfavorable circumstances. 4. **Add an arbitration clause**: Include a neutral arbitration clause to protect your interests in the event of a dispute. 5. **Legal review**: Consult a professional lawyer to ensure that the contract protects your legal rights and complies with all relevant laws and regulations. Fair and transparent contracts help build good business relationships and reduce future disputes. Therefore, pursuing fairness and mutual benefit in contracts often wins long-term partnerships.