This topic discusses the relationship between social workers and clients. Obviously, in the process of social work, social workers are the main body of service provision, and social workers design and guide the process of helping others. However, social workers should consider the needs of the recipients and their ability to accept services and change, and should not treat the recipients as purely passive objects. In fact, the recipient is also the subject of action, and he also brings his awareness, purpose and understanding of social work action into the process of receiving services, which directly affects this process. Therefore, social work is an interactive process between social workers and recipients. In this process, both sides are the subject and object of action.