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Open the tool →醉怒醒喜 (zuì nù xǐng xǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to get angry when drunk but become happy and pleasant after sobering up; experiencing drastic mood swings related to alcohol consumption”.
醉怒醒喜 is pronounced zuì nù xǐng xǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 醉怒醒喜 means “Drunk anger, sober joy”. It is used to mean “to get angry when drunk but become happy and pleasant after sobering up; experiencing drastic mood swings related to alcohol consumption”.
酒醉后发怒,酒醒后欢喜