haven't been forewarned(yán zhī bù yù)

haven't been forewarned

In short, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y á nzh ī B ù y ù, which means no prior notice or reminder. From on new democracy.

The origin of Idioms

Mao Zedong's "New Democracy Theory" 7: "this is the sincere advice of our Communists," don't say it's unexpected. "

Idiom usage

Ba Jin's "cold night" 28: "otherwise, the same person should deal with it by extraordinary means, not to say that he is unprepared." Wang Huo's "war and man" (2) Volume 4: "if we find any irregularities again, we will never give any warning and notice, that is, we will send officers to execute the death penalty to show our caution! This is a warning. Don't say it's not in advance! "

Chinese PinYin : yán zhī bù yù