Avoid the actual situation and avoid substantive answers

When others ask you to disclose some information, but you don't want to or can't make some clear answers, you can take the method of avoiding the real situation and avoiding making substantive answers.

Pele won a big game and was surrounded by reporters. A reporter asked, "Mr. Bailey, which one of the goals you just scored is the most satisfied?" If he is not satisfied with any of his answers, it is certainly a negative way. "Next," he said with a smile The reporters were stunned and clapped warmly. The answer is really clever. On the surface, he didn't answer the question. But it not only expresses that he is not satisfied with his achievements, but also shows that he is full of confidence in the future. Another example is that when the 24th Olympic Games were held in Seoul, as soon as the Chinese delegation arrived in Seoul, reporters surrounded Li Menghua and asked: "how many gold medals can China win?" Li Menghua replied, "after October 2, you must know." The reporter also asked: "Xinhua predicted that it would win 8 to 11 gold medals. Do you think it is objective?" Li Menghua replied with a smile: "China has full freedom of speech. Journalists can write whatever they think."

This kind of answer is very ingenious. It seems that the answer is not an answer. It has achieved the goal of refusing to answer the key questions, and it seems to be unassailable.