[Pronunciation]

[Explanation] Tang Hanyu's "Sacrifice to Liu Zi Hou Wen": "Skillful craftsmen look on and shrink their sleeves." Later, he used the metaphor of "standing by" to stay out of it and not ask right and wrong. Exodus: When comrades are in trouble, we should do our best to help them, and we must never ~. Handcuffs: Put your hands in your sleeves.

[Source] Tang Hanyu's "Sacrifice to Liu Zi Hou Wen": "Those who are not good at it are ashamed of their blood, and the skillful craftsman will look at it and shrink his sleeves."

[near meaning] Watching the fire from the other side, supporting indifference from all directions from the ruins, taking advantage of the fire to rob, staying out of it, sitting back, watching the success or failure, standing by and watching the fire from the other side.

[Antonym] It is your bounden duty to stand up for the support of all parties and fight against injustice.