Objective To explore the current situation and the association between interpersonal trust and suicide attitude among secondary technical school students

and to provide a theoretical basis for their psychological education.Methods Questionnaire about suicide attitude and Interpersonal Trust Scale were applied to investigate to 314 secondary technical school students.In addition

the results were statistically analyzed.Results The score of interpersonal trust was 66.79±11.83 among secondary technical school students

presenting69.22±13.22 for male students and 65.66±10.97 for female students respectively.Significant differences were found between them（P<0.05）.The total score of suicide attitude among secondary technical school students was 2.84±0.48

suggesting 2.91±0.55 for male students and 2.77±0.59 for female students in terms of suicide behavior cognition.Their differences were statistically significant（P<0.05）.The scores of attitude towards euthanasia among urban students and rural students were 2.96±0.92 and 3.28±0.85 separately with statistically significant differences（P<0.05）.Interpersonal trust and suicide attitude correlated with each other（r=0.50

P<0.01）.Conclusion Secondary technical school students have relatively low interpersonal trust levels

among which male’s trust levels are higher than those of female.Meanwhile

they hold a contradictory and neutral attitude towards suicide

among which female students are more inclined to hold a positive attitude towards suicide behavior cognition and urban students are more inclined to understand euthanasia.Interpersonal trust is positively correlated with suicide attitude.