On the spot
In the middle of a conversation, the pronunciation is l ì t á nzh ī Ji ā n, a Chinese idiom, which refers to the moment when you stand and speak. Time is very short. It comes from Yang Xiong's jieji of the Han Dynasty: "you can say 70 things without meeting each other, or you can talk about it and become a marquis."
explain
Standing talking: standing talking.
allusion
It comes from Yang Xiong's jieji of Han Dynasty: "you can say 70 things but don't meet them, or you can talk about them and become a marquis." I've been crying for a long time! (on Jia Yi by Sushi of Song Dynasty)
usage
The time is very short
Chinese PinYin : lì tán zhī jiān
On the spot
Be meticulous in speech and smile. yán xiào bù gǒu
honest speech and severe countenance. wēi yán zhèng sè