Using vague language to avoid topics

In answering the reporter's questions, we often encounter some sensitive topics that are inconvenient to answer directly but can't help answering, and can't answer for a while but must be answered. At this time, if the use of accurate language often can not express our thoughts and feelings, fuzzy response will come in great use.

Diego Maradona, Argentina's famous football player, scored the first goal when he met the English team, which was a "controversial" problem ball. It is said that a Mexican reporter once photographed the scene of "patting people with hands".

When the reporter asked Maradona whether the ball was handball or header, Maradona tactfully replied: "half of the handball is Digo's, half of the header is Maradona's

Maradona's answer is rather scheming. If he frankly admits that "it is so", then the effective judgment of the referee is undoubtedly "vengeance". But if you don't admit it, you will lose the demeanor of "the best player in the world". And this wonderful "half" and "half" are equal to admitting that the ball is hit by the arm, which has the great general spirit of "the wise do not do secret things", and affirming the authority of the referee in the rules, which also has the demeanor of a gentleman.

This kind of fuzzy response, often reflects the speaker's wit, quick witted, flexible, memorable. In this way, we can answer some questions which can not be answered directly but must be answered by the words which are contractive, flexible and ambiguous, so as to resolve the contradiction and get rid of the passive situation.