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“The lingering sound will linger for three days” is the best effect pursued at the end of the speech.

Humor makes the ending of a speech more interesting

Among all kinds of speech endings, humor can be regarded as one of the most interesting ones. When a speaker can win laughter at the end, it not only shows that his or her speech skills are very mature, but also leaves pleasant and beautiful memories for both the speaker and the audience. It is also a sign of the successful conclusion of the speech. So, how can we achieve this effect?

1. End the speech with humorous language 1. Build momentum. Mr. Lao She, the famous Chinese writer, is very humorous. In a speech in a certain city, he began by saying, "I will talk to you about six issues today." Then he went on to talk about the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth questions in an orderly manner. After talking about the fifth question, he realized that there was not much time to leave the meeting, so he raised his voice and said seriously: "Sixth, the meeting is dismissed." The audience was stunned at first, but soon applauded happily.

What Lao She used here was the art of "making waves out of flat ground", breaking the normal content of his speech, thereby surprising the audience and achieving humorous effects.

2． Omit. At the end of 1985, the National Writing Association held its annual meeting in Luohu District, Shenzhen. At the opening ceremony, relevant leaders at the provincial and municipal levels ranked each other in terms of seniority and congratulated each one. When it was the turn of the Luohu District Party Committee Secretary to speak, the opening ceremony had been going on for a long time. So he said: "First of all, on behalf of the Luohu District Committee and District Government, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all experts and scholars." After the applause, he paused and said loudly: "Finally, I wish the conference a complete success. I'm done." He ended his speech with lightning speed.

The audience was stunned at first, and then burst into cheerful applause. Because, jumping from "first" to "last" all at once, omitting the second, third, and fourth in the middle... Such a speech is like a stone from the sky, unexpected and shocking. The humorous effect is indeed unique and original.

3. Generalization. There was a tea party for graduates of the Chinese Department of a university. First, the secretary of the party branch of the department gave a speech. The three-minute impromptu speech was mainly to congratulate the graduates. Then Professor Peng gave a speech. The theme was that he hoped the students would continue to study hard and quoted Lenin's famous sayings. Professor Pan, the third speaker, recited a fragment of Gorky's "Haiyan" to encourage the graduates to learn from Haiyan's spirit. The fourth deputy director of the department spoke, hoping that students would always remember their alma mater and teachers. Immediately afterwards, the graduates welcomed Professor Wang’s speech. Unprepared and unable to refuse, Professor Wang stood up and briefly reviewed several unforgettable moments in his interactions with his classmates over the past few years. Finally, he said word for word: "The previous few people have proposed to you Earnest hopes, but I still like to say what they said. (Laughter) First, I want to wish the students a successful graduation! (Laughter) Second, I hope the students will "learn, learn, and learn again." Laughter) Third, I hope that students will brave the storms of life like Haiyan. (Laughter, applause) Fourth, I hope that students will not forget their alma mater and the teachers who have worked hard to cultivate you! ”

Here, Professor Wang concisely summarized the themes of the previous four people's speeches, put new wine in old bottles, and ended a witty, interesting and personalized speech without falling into the trap.

2. Use props to produce humorous effects to end the speech

1. contrast. Mr. Lu Xun said at the end of his "Speech at China University of the Arts in Shanghai":

"The above are some of my observations on the art world in recent years."

"Today I bring A crystallization of five thousand years of Chinese culture, please appreciate it. "

As he spoke, he put one hand into his robe, slowly stretched out a roll of paper from the top of his clothes, and opened it. It turned out to be a sickly and ugly calendar card. The whole audience burst into laughter.

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Mr. Lu Xun used appropriate props to perform, which was in sharp contrast with the closing remarks, which not only ended the speech in a cheerful atmosphere, but also allowed the audience to further appreciate the profound meaning of his speech in laughter.

2．Pun.

At a lecture in Yan'an, when the speech was about to end, Mao Zedong took out a box of cigarettes and slowly touched it with his fingers. However, after taking it for a long time, he did not take out a cigarette. He had obviously smoked all the cigarettes. The relevant personnel were very anxious because Mao Zedong was very addicted to cigarettes, so someone immediately set off to get cigarettes. While Mao Zedong was talking, he continued to touch the cigarette case. After a while, he took out the only cigarette with a smile, held it between his fingers, and said to everyone: "The last one!"

This "last item", Mao Zedong's words are the last question and the last cigarette. The pun was full of humor and the whole audience laughed, and any fatigue and tiredness in the audience was wiped away in the laughter.

3. Use humorous actions to end the speech. Use humorous actions to end the speech. Although such examples are rare, there are many pearls.

When American poet and literary critic James Rowell served as ambassador to Britain in 1883, he delivered an impromptu speech called "After-dinner Speech" at a dinner party in London. Finally, he said: "When I was very young, I heard a story about a Methodist pastor in the United States. He preached at a camping evangelistic meeting and told the story of Joshua. He was like this It begins: 'Believers, there are three ways in which the sun moves. The first is forward or straight movement; the second is backward or backward movement; and the third is mentioned in our scriptures. Arrived - still. '(Laughter) Gentlemen, I don't know if you understand the moral of this story. I hope you do. Tonight's after-dinner speaker first goes straight (gets up and leaves his seat to demonstrate). ) - that is, the forward movement of the sun. Then he returns and begins to repeat himself - that is, the backward movement of the sun, and finally, with a good sense of direction, brings himself to the end. This is the sun we just talked about. "Still movement." (Amid laughter, Rowell sat down again)

This vivid action performance that closely follows the topic is so lifelike and seamless that it cannot win the hearts of the audience (audiences). ) warm applause and laughter from the audience!

There are countless ways to end a speech with humor. The key is that the speaker must have a sense of humor and be able to properly grasp the atmosphere of the speech and the mentality of the audience during the speech, so that the conclusion of the speech can have a sensational effect that "reverberates around for three days."