The famous sayings of those in power who are fascinated by those on the sidelines are as follows:

1. It is said that the sidelines are clear-eyed, but how can onlookers understand the mood of those in power. Those so-called comforts are nothing more than imposing your own ideas on others and creating new sadness.

2. It is said that those in power are blind to those who are on the lookout, but why do people on stage act out the joys and sorrows, but see through the vicissitudes of life, while those in the audience watch love and hate but cannot extricate themselves? The Master laughed wildly, blending joy and sorrow into a crazy monologue, questioning the world! The people in the audience looked sad but their hearts were calm.

3. People are very strange. When they are confused, they cannot see clearly, but when others are confused, they can understand. Is this the so-called authority who is confused and who is blind?

4. The authorities are confused, but the bystanders are clear. Do you want to be an authority figure who knows nothing and get stuck in it, or do you want to be a bystander who knows everything but still can't extricate yourself.

5. When investigating a case, it is most taboo to put yourself in. Always be a bystander. Only by jumping outside can you see the situation clearly.

6. Don’t follow what others say when doing things. A thousand readers will have a thousand Hamlets. No matter what, some people will hate you, no matter what, there will still be people who like you, so be assertive. What others say will be clear to bystanders. , there are indeed things we cannot see, but we must listen objectively rather than accepting them completely.

Example sentences:

1. Although we can question Kirby's judgment, it is not a hard truth that the authorities are confused and the bystanders are clear.

2. As the saying goes, the authorities are confused, but those who watch are clear. Lin Moyu can see clearly, but because of the relationship between her and Yang Bufan, even though they are the ones they like on a blind date, the reason between them is only Lin Moyu knew it alone.

3. We must keep in mind the old saying that the authorities are confused and the bystanders are aware of it. When dealing with anything, do not ignore the opinions of others.

4. As the saying goes, “The authorities are confused, but bystanders are clear.” In fact, bystanders may not always be clear.

5. As the saying goes, those in authority are confused, but those who are onlookers know clearly. Just listen to my advice, okay?

6. Your Majesty, there is a saying that those in authority are confused, but onlookers are clear.