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Contents ·Be superior to one's opponent, hands are tied ·That chess Gaorenyichou, so that the other distress passive ·No. 3 ·More results... Be superior to one's opponent, hands are tied 　　Explanation: This means the chess analogy technical skilled are one after the other party can not display their skills. 　　Source: Ming Ling Meng-chu, "half an hour of surprises," Volume II is the so-called 'one's opponent, hands are tied'. " That chess Gaorenyichou, so that the other distress passive 　　That chess Gaorenyichou so embarrassed the other passive. "Second moment of surprises," Volume II: "As the saying goes 'one's opponent, hands are tied'. Status and is disturbed mind, the power situation got reduced on weekdays." Translated by Google No. 3 　　棋高一着，缚手缚脚 　　qí gāo yī zhāo，fù shǒu fù jiǎo 　　〖解释〗本指棋艺，后比喻技术高人一头，对方就无法施展本领。 　　〖出处〗明·凌蒙初《二刻拍案惊奇》卷二：“正所谓‘棋高一着，缚手缚脚’。”