[Reprinted] How can I make my words clear and profound?

Second, because things are reasonable, words are ugly. Some things, if generalized, can be made clear, but they can't leave a deep impression on people. If you can use some folk sayings, it may be unforgettable. Once in the meat market, a meat buyer asked how much a catty of trotters was, and the meat seller said the price. This customer is too expensive. His reason is that pig's trotters are all bones without meat, hoping to lower the price. The butcher saw that the customer insisted on reducing the price and made some concessions. After receiving the money, he humorously said to the customer: "I want to buy pig's trotters in the future, don't think they have too many bones." As the saying goes,' if you have money, don't buy pig's feet'. Dogs eat more, but people eat less. "I think it's great, so I'll remember it right away. The butcher's words are not very elegant, but ugly and interesting.

Third, the old words are used in a new way to increase the connotation. Some language formats with good expressive effects have been widely accepted by people. If we put new wine in old bottles, we can make new content fresh with the help of the old format, thus leaving a deep impression on people. For example, in ancient China, there was a saying about women's "three obedience and four virtues". "Three obedience" is: at home from the father, married husband, husband died from the child; The "four virtues" are: female speech, female virtue, female appearance and female merit. Legend has it that Hu Shi, who is somewhat timid, promoted his new "three from four" for his wife in front of his friends. The "three obedience" means that the wife should follow and obey orders when she goes out, which is not blind obedience. The "four haves" are: the wife has to wait for makeup, remember her birthday, endure abuse, and be willing to spend money. Of course, this is just a joke. Hu Shi may not really be afraid of his wife. However, because he borrowed a well-known language format, this strange talk produced a special expression effect and left a deep impression on people.

Fourth, far-fetched comparison, increase contrast. Supposedly, the language expression should be reasonable and not far-fetched. However, in life, it is interesting to combine some incomparable contents with a little similarity and deliberately increase the contrast between the attached contents. Zhao Benshan once played a unicycle in a sketch. On his way home at night, he was blocked by a car stuck in a mud pit. Because the bus driver was rude to him, he said, "What do you look like? You just walk with me. " . The driver said, how can I go with you? He said, aren't we all car owners? Later, the driver wanted to pull the car up with his donkey and let him steer. The driver said, do you know how to turn? He said, what's wrong? Isn't it the same as driving a donkey cart with me? He gestured and said, oh, oh, yes; Inside, inside is facing left; Driving is to move forward; Take it, it's reverse; Oh, brake. Zhao Benshan mixed a set of donkey-driving terms with driving, which was far-fetched, but it was also interesting.

Fifth, profound insights, extraordinary. All the above are technical things. In fact, skill alone may not impress people. If you want to impress people, the most important thing is that your language has profound thoughts and superhuman opinions. With extraordinary insight, it can really leave a deep impression on people.

Six, wonderful, vivid image. Some people can leave a deep impression because they are good at using metaphors. Metaphor is characterized by vivid images, which naturally leave a deep impression on people. A foreign women once asked Gu Hongming why she could be polygamous but not polygamous. Gu Hongming said, "I have seen a teapot with several cups, but I have seen a teacup with several teapots." Although this is a sophistry, it seems reasonable. A student asked Zhi Nuo, "Teacher, you are so knowledgeable, why are you so modest?" Zhi Nuo replied, "Knowledge is like a circle. Known in the circle, unknown outside the circle. The more you know, the bigger the circle, and the more you know. " These words are only because the speaker is smarter than clever, and have achieved good expression results.

Seven, self-mockery, humor. Some philosophers have said that knowing your own ridiculousness is actually a kind of wisdom. Because self-mockery is often to show your own shortcomings and deficiencies, and to exaggerate and highlight them. Through this exhibition, you can show your unique wisdom and tolerance. Mark Twain once traveled by train and the conductor came to check the tickets. Mark Twain searched all his pockets, even the seat and the floor, but he still couldn't find the ticket. At this time, the conductor has recognized the great writer and comforted him by saying, "Forget it, sir, just let me see the ticket when you come back." If you can't find it, it doesn't matter. On the other hand, Mark Twain seemed very anxious and said, "Why not? If I can't find this ticket, how will I know where I am going today? "It is true that Mark Twain lost his ticket, and he was embarrassed about it, but he never forgot where he was going. Faced with the relief of the conductor, he had a brainwave and simply laughed at himself, exaggerating himself into an idiot. This not only tactfully relieved the immediate embarrassment, but also hinted to the conductor through humorous teasing that he did have a ticket, but he couldn't find it at the moment. Speech and eloquence