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朝秦暮楚 serve (the State of) Qin in the morning and (the State of) Chu in the evening, (fig.) to change one's loyalty frequently
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"朝三暮四" (cháo sān mù sì) is commonly used in everyday language to describe someone who is unpredictable and unreliable, or someone who changes their mind frequently. It is often used in a negative way to describe someone who cannot be trusted. For example, someone might say "他总是朝三暮四，你不能相信他" (tā zǒng shì cháo sān mù sì, nǐ bù néng xiāng xìn tā), which means "He is always changing his mind, you can't trust him".
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