What do you mean playing hard to get? explain

Playing hard to get means: catch, catch, vertical, release. Deliberately let him go first, let him be caught off guard, completely exposed, and then catch him.

1, the source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years", the seventieth time: "Before your Excellency comes here, you should first promise him to release a means of playing hard to get, and then make it happen." ; Synonym: to take the capital and lure the enemy in; Antonym: release the tiger to the mountain, and raise the tiger for disaster; Grammar: compact; As predicate, attribute and object; With a derogatory connotation.

2. Make the following sentences by playing hard to get.

(1) So, this is also the reason why Chu Nanshan still acquiesced in his men's troubles with Lin after getting the news. After playing hard to get in the mall for so many years, Chu Nanshan's hard to get can be said to have reached a perfect level.

(2) Kick the leg instead of hitting the back. Easy-paced, smart women play hard to get. "Only blame XianEr don't have this blessing. If you can serve the queen every day, XianEr this life is enough ... "

(3) Third, Liu Mingchuan tried to win favor by playing hard to get, so that the French army could not see one thing and could not concentrate on capturing the end of Shanghai.

(4) Old guy, don't cry out like a little idiot and a little white. Doesn't this woman on Langer even know cold jokes? Besides, there is nothing to play hard to get, but there is really no way. I will regret it for a long time and come back in a hundred years.

(5) The author's purpose is to ridicule the emperor through Wukong's tragedy, warning the Chinese people not to be intoxicated by their infinite greed and not to be confused by foreigners' plot to play hard to get.