be obvious to all

be obvious to all

As you can see, the Chinese idiom pinyin is y ǒ um ù g 庲 ngji à n, which means that everyone can see it. It's from "the house of cuiboshan in the first year of the University.".

The origin of Idioms

Chen que of Qing Dynasty wrote in his book "distinguishing the great learning from one another: cuiboshan fangtie": "the great learning speaks first and then, which is obvious to all."

Analysis of Idioms

It is obvious to all

Idiom usage

It is very obvious to describe things

Examples

The weakness of his ideological foundation is obvious to all. Guo Moruo's reading Ren Gong's organizational law of Mozi's new society