The antonym of silence

• talk rapidly kǒu ruò xuán hé
  It is also called "mouth like a river". It is also called "eloquent". Talk like a river flowing down. The description is eloquent. The words come from Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty's "New Words of the World: Praise": "Wang Taiwei said, 'Guo Zixuan's words are like a torrent of water, which can never be exhausted.'" The fourth and fifth chapters of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "If Su Qin, Zhang Yi, Lu Jia, and Li Sheng come back, and their mouths are like rivers, and their tongues are like sharp blades, I can move my heart!" The third time: "(Han Daoguo), however, when meeting people, they may sit or stand up, eloquent, and gush." "Alerting to the World · Dui Xiucai's Friendship with Thailand Once": "Morality is eloquent, and the guest and host are quite agreeable." Zou Taofen