I want to write a speech, which involves an advanced figure, but he himself asked that his name should not appear in the article. What should I do?

Since ancient times, the biggest way for people to participate in public activities is to give speeches. With the continuous development of the times, people now have more and more opportunities to participate in public activities. Many times, we need to make a public speech on our thoughts and opinions in public, express ourselves and let people know and understand new ideas. Under these circumstances, we must make our views more meaningful, fluent, powerful and clear. Below, let's learn how to write an excellent and unforgettable speech.

First, the title

Any article has a title, and an excellent speech is no exception. The title reflects the center of the article and the speaker's views and attitudes. The title of an excellent speech should be concise, vivid, to the point, attractive and refreshing to the audience, and should not be tedious. If the topic of the speech is unattractive, it will directly affect the effect of the speech. For example, "Where are the talents?" Life and death ","rejuvenating China and promoting China's strength "and so on are all good topics. The first title, in the form of questions, can arouse the audience's thinking and grasp the audience's psychology, which is far better than the slogan title "We are all talents for the future construction of the motherland". The second title is in the form of contrast, concise, sharp and imposing; The third topic uses two verb-object phrases, symmetry, momentum and shock.

Second, start.

A good beginning is half the battle. The purpose of a speech is to spread your ideas and opinions to the audience and let them follow their own ideas. Therefore, a good and excellent speech should attract the audience at the beginning and bring the audience into the theme of the speech as soon as possible. A good speaker is good at grasping the psychology of the audience, designing the beginning and paving the way for the later speech. For example, in a speech to promote Putonghua, a scholar skillfully used a joke at the beginning and achieved good results. This joke goes like this: A farmer friend from Hubei, walking on the street in Beijing, saw many beautiful kettles in a shop and wanted to buy them, but he couldn't speak Mandarin, so he had to ask the salesgirl in the shop in a strong hometown dialect, "How much did you buy me this kettle?" Coincidentally, the pronunciation of "kettle" in the hometown dialect of Hubei farmers is very close to that of "daughter-in-law" in Mandarin, and it was heard by the salesgirl as "How much did your daughter-in-law buy me?" The salesgirl thought she had met a rogue, gave him a hard look and scolded him: "Rogue." As a result, the farmer friend heard that it was "sixty cents" and he shouted happily, "I'll take your kettle (wife)." Finally, the salesman 1 10 called the police and the misunderstanding was solved. The scholar told the joke in vivid language, and the audience laughed. After everyone laughed, the scholar seized the opportunity to introduce the theme of the speech: dialect hinders communication and leads to misunderstanding, and made a joke. Do you want to promote Putonghua? The scholar started with a joke, but the joke was closely related to the theme of the speech and full of fun. Of course, not every speech can start with a joke, but when preparing an excellent speech, we should fully understand the audience and design it as close as possible to the beginning of the audience to pave the way for the following speeches.

Third, the address.

The speech should be directed at the audience. Different speeches have different audiences. How do you address an audience? Although appellations such as "friend" and "comrade" are widely used, they are not universally applicable. For example, Xiao Qu, a young speaker in China, once gave a speech to prisoners in prison. What is an appropriate title? The words "friend" and "comrade" are definitely out of place here. He used "young friends who violated the criminal law". This title not only fits the identity of the audience, but also captures the prisoner's desire for respect, without losing the majesty of the law, just right.

Fourth, the main aspects

Theme is the main part and key part of an excellent speech. In the process of writing, we should pay attention to the following questions:

1. Make the center clear and the theme prominent.

An excellent speech must highlight a center, explain it repeatedly with theory and facts, and the speaker must have a clear attitude towards what he is in favor of and against. If the content of the speech needs to be discussed from multiple angles and aspects, it can be written item by item, progressive or parallel, and the logical structure can be flexibly arranged according to the specific content. At the same time, when discussing the central issues, we should leave room for choosing the most typical examples, but we should also fully consider the on-site nature of the speech activities, and prepare more arguments when choosing, so as to communicate flexibly during the speech. In short, arguments and examples should highlight the theme and center of the speech.

2. Typical cases with sufficient arguments.

In order to conquer the audience, an excellent speech must be persuasive, and an excellent speech must have sufficient arguments and typical examples. When Mr. Li Yanjie gave a lecture to college students, he vividly described his feelings, behaviors and actions before his first speech. This gives students an immersive feeling and is very convincing. Therefore, an excellent speech should choose typical examples, use sufficient arguments and avoid empty comments.

3. Make the language vivid, popular, accurate and simple.

The speech should be delivered to the audience by word of mouth. Generally speaking, it is easy to understand. Remember to use those obscure sentences and allusions. The language of the speech should be easy to understand, vivid and touching, and accurate and simple.

Fourth, the end.

John Woolf, a famous American writer, said: "When the audience's interest reaches its climax, it is best to end the speech decisively, and then stop abruptly." This tells us that the end of an excellent speech should be concise, decisive and to the point, leaving a complete and profound impression on the audience.