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In everyday conversation, 随和 (suíhé) is used to describe someone who is amiable, easygoing, and easy to get along with. For example, one might say, "他很随和 (tā hěn suíhé), 他很容易相处 (tā hěn róngyì xiāngchǔ)" (He is very amiable, he is very easy to get along with). It can also be used to contrast someone who is not amiable, easygoing, or easy to get along with. For example, one might say, "他不太随和 (tā bù tài suíhé), 他很难相处 (tā hěn nán xiāngchǔ)" (He is not very amiable, he is very hard to get along with).
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