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Open the tool →朝四暮三 (cháo sì mù sān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be fickle and indecisive”.
朝四暮三 is pronounced cháo sì mù sān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 朝四暮三 means “four in the morning, three in the evening”. It is used to mean “to be fickle and indecisive”.
原指使用骗术欺骗人。后比喻经常变卦,反复无常