有的放矢 (yǒu dì fàng shǐ): Make a pertinent remark / hit the mark — Meaning & Stroke Order

His criticisms always hit the mark, making people genuinely convinced.

In negotiations, we must make pertinent remarks to grasp the other party's real needs.

How do you ensure your criticism is always to the point, rather than subjective assumptions?

When making plans, we need to have a clear aim and define the goal of each step.

His suggestion was not pertinent, so it failed to solve the core problem.

Only by conducting in-depth research can we formulate an effective marketing strategy that hits the mark.

To improve work efficiency, the manager asked the team to stay focused and avoid straying from the topic during discussions.

When chatting with friends, he always knows just what to say to offer the right comfort.