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Yes, 情理 (qínglǐ) is often used in everyday conversation in Chinese. It is a commonly used phrase that means "reason and sense" or "common sense". It is pronounced as "qíng lǐ" with the first tone on both characters.
In Chinese culture, 情理 (qínglǐ) is an important concept that refers to the understanding and consideration of others' feelings and thoughts. It is often used to describe the proper way of handling a situation or relationship based on moral principles and social norms.
For example, if someone is behaving in a way that is not in line with 情理 (qínglǐ), it means that their actions are not reasonable or appropriate. In this case, it is common for someone to say "你的做法不符合情理" (nǐ de zuòfǎ bù fúhé qínglǐ) which means "your actions do not conform to reason and sense".
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