How the story should be told in the speech

The truth is dead, the story is alive. Learning to tell a good story as a speaker can make your speech more exciting.

How do you tell a good story during a presentation? Quote some of what Mr. Sun Jian once shared in the heart and speech class.

You can use character dialogue, not only to tell what the characters have done, but also to present the dynamics and dialogues of the characters. If you clearly express what a character is thinking, doing, or feeling in a dialogue, it will appear very thin and not three-dimensional.

Think about the more attractive people, how do they speak? They'll wrap emotions and content together, and they'll also have mantras like, okay, do you listen to me? Yes, yes, and even say out loud, "Are you mistaken?"

These details are very realistic and full of emotion, and the description of the dialogue in the real story is full of emotion, which will make the characters more fleshed out.

A speech, also known as a speech, is a transcript of a speech delivered at a more solemn ceremony and in certain public places. The speech is the basis for the speech, the specification and hint of the content and form of the speech, and it reflects the purpose and means of the speech, and the content and form of the speech. Speech is a style that people often use in their work and social life.

It can be used to exchange thoughts and feelings, and to express ideas and opinions; It can also be used to introduce one's own study, work situation and experience ......Wait a minute; Speeches have the functions of publicity, encouragement, education, and appreciation, and they can convey the speaker's views, propositions, thoughts, and feelings to the audience and readers, so that they can be convinced and resonate with their thoughts and feelings.

There is a big difference between a speech and a performance or an essay. First of all, speech is a social activity (not an artistic performance) in which the speaker (a real person with a certain social role, not an actor) directly expresses his opinion on a certain meaningful thing or issue that people are generally concerned about, and directly expresses his opinion (not an artistic performance) in front of the audience (not the audience of the first artistic performance) through oral language. Secondly, the composition is the one-sided output of information from the author to the reader through the article, and the speech is the two-way exchange of information between the speaker and the audience on the spot.

Strictly speaking, speech is a triangular information exchange between the speaker and the audience, the audience and the audience, and the speaker cannot be satisfied with conveying his thoughts and emotions and emotions, he must be able to control the response and communication between himself and the audience, the audience and the audience.

Speeches are often inseparable from narrative, and speeches without narrative are easy to fall into the trap of shouting big truths. If the narrative is successful, the message of the speaker will be a matter of course.

I remember that in the Heart and Leader Speech class, Mr. Sun Jian shared a very classic case:

In today's society, the pace of life is too fast, which makes people panic, and they will be beaten if they are backward, and backwardness is the hustle and bustle of backwardness, which is even more impetuous and uneasy. But there is a speaker whose speech ""Slow" is also a kind of wisdom", which makes people pause in the process of focusing on the narrative of the problem.

is like Sun Wukong's somersault turned to 108,000 miles, but why did he let Tang Seng, who couldn't be slower, be the leader? Although Tang Seng is slow, he is the most tenacious one in the team. Although Tang Seng was slow, he never gave up his belief in the face of the dangers and hardships on the journey, and only such a person would never give up.

Through "problem-focused" narratives, it is easier for the audience to accept the ideas introduced into the speech.