看看 马总真是开门见山呀
“Mr. Ma really get straight to the point.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我听桑总说 您想了解一下我们夫拉悉达
“Mr. Sang told me you wanted to learn more about Fulaxida.”
看看 马总 真是 开门见山 呀
“Mr. Ma really get straight to the point.”
确切地说 我的兴趣并不在于一家企业
“To be precise, I'm not interested in any one company,”
“You don't waste any time getting down to business, do you?”
Chinese business interactions often favor gradual rapport-building; directly getting to the point ('开门见山') is notable and often commented upon to ease tension.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
straight to the point / upfront
A classic idiom used to describe someone who skips small talk and immediately addresses the core topic.
Adds an exclamatory, friendly, and teasing tone to soften the observation.