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Open the tool →朝奏暮召 (zhāo zòu mù zhào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be summoned in the evening after presenting a petition in the morning; describes the swiftness with which one is appointed or promoted by an authority”.
朝奏暮召 is pronounced zhāo zòu mù zhào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 朝奏暮召 means “Morning petition, evening summons”. It is used to mean “to be summoned in the evening after presenting a petition in the morning; describes the swiftness with which one is appointed or promoted by an authority”.
指早晨上书帝王,晚上就被召见。形容被朝廷任用之速。