Use induced questions to get the other person to follow you

In order to affirm one's own point of view, ask the other party to think closely around one's own topic, and then affirm one's own point of view in the form of rhetorical question, forcing the other party to accept. For example:

Once, Herzen, a Russian literary critic, was invited to attend a banquet. The party was constantly playing some deafening so-called pop music. Herzen couldn't bear it. At last he had to cover his ears. The host was surprised and said, "this is the most popular music." Herzen asked back, "is the popular necessarily noble?" The host was not willing to show weakness, retorted: "how can something not noble be popular?" Herzen laughed and said, "well, is influenza noble?" The master has nothing to say.

In a specific debate, the scope and methods of different objects are often combined with the characteristics of various debates. We should adapt to the actual situation and play on the spot in order to defeat the opponents and win the debate.