What does it mean to be skillful in speaking and smearing honey on your mouth?

That is, what you say, others like to hear very much. Even though you didn't eat honey, what you said was no different from eating honey. Others are very optimistic about you, this person, and think you are a good person.

That means picking up good things when you speak, praising others, and if you speak badly, don't be too straight, and don't talk about the person's shortcomings in front of others.

It means that it sounds good and people like it. Describe a person who can speak well.

Stupid, sweet-mouthed, talkative.

Say that your mouth is too sweet.

Honey is a puzzling language that is often used to describe a person who speaks sweetly or expresses a point of view directly on a topic. The roots of this language can be traced back to a story in a Western fable. The story is about a bear who was forced into a trap by a cunning hunter, and because of the honey pot in the trap, the bear accidentally soiled its mouth while eating honey.

Later, when the hunter came, the bear begged the other party to save him, and wiped his mouth with a smile on the hunter, but the hunter saw through it. Therefore, in this story, "the mouth is smeared with honey" has become a profound idiom.

For real-life use, replying to "the mouth is smeared with honey" may be somewhat ironic, and the common expression is a dissatisfaction with the apparent hypocrisy of others. In this case, we can think about it from another angle. The first thing you need to consider is why the other person makes you feel this way.

Maybe he wants to please you, or maybe he has to hide his true thoughts in order to gain some kind of benefit. The second thing to think about is how to deal with this response. Sometimes, we need to remind others with instant feedback that "honey on the mouth" is not what we need.

Let the other person know that we are more interested in what we say than what we do. At the same time, we also have a responsibility to examine whether we are too superficial in our interpersonal interactions, so that others feel this way.

In conclusion, it is not a good thing to reply "your mouth is honey", but it is very important to be honest with yourself and others. Through rational thinking and communication, we can establish a relationship of integrity and trust, making our interactions more clear and authentic. <>