Be good at using aphorism in speech(yan jiang yao shan yu yun yong jing ju )

Aphorism is a simple and profound sentence in poetry and conversation, which has novel meaning and moving polices. The proper use of aphorism in a speech is often full of wit and endless aftertaste, which can broaden the audience's horizons and get twice the result with half the effort.

In his speech on the second anniversary of Lu Xun's death, Comrade Zhou Enlai quoted the ancient poem "strong grass is known by the wind, and honest minister is known by the integrity" to express the Chinese people's admiration and nostalgia for Lu Xun during the Anti Japanese war.

In a speech to the youth, Comrade Li Yanjie quoted the aphorism "it is better to die with incense in the arms of a branch than to dance with the fallen leaves" to praise such a group of virtuous people as Lu Xun, Wen Yiduo and Zhang Zhixin who "can't be subdued in power, can't be promiscuous in wealth, and can't be moved in poverty and lowliness", and then to lash those who do whatever they can to help the audience get rich He was educated in philosophical aphorisms.

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