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In formal conversations, 寒暄 (hánxuān) is used to exchange polite greetings and pleasantries. It is usually done in a more formal and respectful manner, such as using honorifics and polite language.
In informal conversations, 寒暄 (hánxuān) is used to exchange casual greetings and small talk. It is usually done in a more casual and relaxed manner, such as using slang and informal language.
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瞎聊 (xiā liáo) and 寒暄 (hán xùn) may seem somewhat similar, but they actually have different meanings. 瞎聊 means to chat aimlessly or talk nonsense, while 寒暄 means to exchange pleasantries or engage in small talk.
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Thanks! So 寒暄 would be closer to the English word of “small talk”?
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