make frequent changes in policies or measures
It's a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is zh ā og è NGM ù g ǎ I, which means to describe indecision.
Change in the morning, change in the evening. I'm not sure what I'm going to do. It is also called "change in the morning and evening". Jinyi: change every day
make frequent changes in policies or measures
the people are more important than the ruler - mín guì jūn qīng
some take the swan as a wild duck , some take it as a swallow - yuè fú chǔ yǐ