20 minutes English translation, online, etc!

I'll take it. Maybe translation is not that professional.

The success of a speech is often attributed to the skill of the speaker. They are confident enough to make wonderful speeches, knowledgeable and convinced of their own views. A recent job advertisement said that speech writers need to know how to deal with interpersonal skills and be proficient in their own fields.

Some people think that the best speechwriters are gifted, and speechwriting is also an art, so what should we ordinary people do? Dr. Max Atkinson (a communication expert) introduced many manuscript writing skills in an interview with BBC, and illustrated the application of these skills with examples.

One of the techniques is to use contrast. A famous example comes from former US President John F. Kennedy, "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country."

Another technique is to use three stages. Dr. Atkinson explained that this method can let you draw a good conclusion or prove a point. Tony Blair, the former British Prime Minister, especially liked this method. "Education, education, education." Is one of his most famous campaign slogans.

These skills are like tools. When you need them, you just need to choose a suitable one from the toolbox. Of course, there are other techniques, such as imagery, anecdotes, alliteration and so on.

Then the next time you prepare a speech or other performance, try to use the skills mentioned above to see if you can become a successful speech writer.

There must be some shortcomings, which is surprising ~