What does Tijihua mean?

Tijihua means: speaking thoughtful words, intimate words, and private words.

Tijihua means to say intimate words, intimate words, and private words. Tijihua is a Chinese word, its pinyin is: tī ji huà. From Chapter 77 of "Dream of Red Mansions": There are only two of you in the room, so I only have some personal words to say. Source: "Notes of a Freak" by Zhang Tianyi: Perhaps in order to make amends, he even said a lot of personal words to me.

Tiji, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin: tī ji. Definition: close, considerate. The second scene of Cao Yu's "Beijing People": My parents are not here, and no one makes the decision. I am lonely and have no one to care about me. Chapter 30 of "Water Margin" by Ming Shi Naian: I see a lonely man in front of my tent. I wonder if you would like to be my close companion.

Sentence

1. Stanley is talking to Croft.

2. When I saw it, it was time to chat and talk about myself.

3. She doesn’t like to have heart-to-heart conversations, because talking about oneself will lead a person to know oneself, and will lead to the most terrible thing happening - big exposure.

4. The two of them talked like this for quite some time.

5. The three masters, Zhongli Huayu, and the maidservant have not yet fallen asleep, and they are mumbling the girls' intimate words.

6. Secondly, Jin Tao prefers weapons, then military affairs, then international news, and finally talking about personal matters with his girlfriends.