in broad daylight(bái rì qīng tiān)

in broad daylight

In Chinese, the Pinyin is B á IR ì Q ī ngTi ā n, which means daytime and emphasizes. It comes from the newly engraved poem "the true work of kuaige poem in the valley" by titaihe zaizhuoshi Zhiji.

The origin of Idioms

Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem entitled "the true story of kuaige poetry in the valley" written by Tsai Zhuoshi of Taihe: "the old stele may not be the true story of kuaige poetry left by Taishi. Liu Ding found Yan Jiamo, and the sun was shining with purple

Idiom usage

In broad daylight, when you are in full view of the sky, if you want to add crime to it, you have no reason to say so. The second part of Peng Fen's the coup of 1911

Analysis of Idioms

Day and sky

Chinese PinYin : bái rì qīng tiān