to mock, tease, or poke fun at someone using humorous or sarcastic language; to make fun of

to speak frankly and with ease; to talk with assurance and composure.

(literary) upright and candid; possessing integrity and honesty

(colloquial) to chatter idly; to gossip; to brag or boast

Famous general and official (259-334) of the Eastern Jin dynasty known for his diligence and military achievements. He famously moved one hundred bricks every morning and evening to maintain his strength during a period of inactivity in Guangzhou, and was often compared to [[诸葛亮|諸葛亮|zhu1 ge3 liang4]] for his administrative skill.

To chat aimlessly; to talk endlessly or without focus; to engage in casual conversation about nothing in particular.

(topolect) To talk aimlessly or chat idly about anything and everything; to talk nonsense

Huang Kan (488–545), a scholar and educator from the Southern Liang dynasty known for his work on the Confucian classics, particularly the "Subcommentary on the Analects".

to bargain or haggle over a price; to beat down a price. Often written as [[砍价|砍價|kan3 jia4]].

a great boaster or person who loves to chat; someone who talks a lot

informal nickname for an outgoing, chatty man who is good at talking or enjoys boasting; a windbag

resolute and straightforward; firm and honest in character

to engage in casual or idle conversation; to chat