What does the rabbit tactic mean?

Refers to the player's rapid acceleration at the beginning of the game, which is far ahead of other players, creating an illusion, just like the rabbit leading in the game. Usually rabbit tactics require two players to cooperate. One runner sprints at the starting stage, and the other teammate is responsible for pressing the speed at the back. If other players are in a hurry to catch up, they will all be brought into the same rhythm. If they don't catch up, they will be easily trapped. The use of this tactic requires players to have strong physical support, and it is not used much in actual combat. Rabbit tactics, also known as "ring tactics", is a classic tactic of short track speed skating.