The onlookers see clearly(dāng jú zhě mí，páng guān zhě qīng)

The onlookers see clearly

As the saying goes, "the onlooker sees clearly when he is in charge of the game", it means that the party involved in a matter often does not have a comprehensive understanding because he considers too much about the gain and loss of a thing, but is not as clear as the onlooker. It comes from the biography of yuan Xingchong in the old book of Tang Dynasty.

source

Liu Xu's the old book of the Tang Dynasty, the biography of yuan Xingchong, in the later Jin Dynasty: "the authorities say that they are confused, and they will see the trial by the side (side)

Examples

It can be seen that "those who are in charge of the game will see clearly.

Chinese PinYin : dāng jú zhě mí，páng guān zhě qīng