Rhetoric can make language vivid. The proper use of rhetorical language can not only make boring words full of vitality, but also full of appeal. For example, when I talked about the achievements since the Fourth Plenary Session of the 13th CPC Central Committee in the report of the 16th CPC National Congress, I cited the changes in people's lives as an example. When talking about this problem, I used a rhetorical device, that is, 10 "verb (adjective)+le" parallelism sentence: "In the past 13 years, our wallets have swelled, and the Engel coefficient has dropped. We have eaten well, lived long, lived wide, dressed well and received education. Then, I will use data to illustrate these aspects of 10, so that everyone can have a concrete and intuitive understanding of the achievements of China 13 years. For another example, when I was giving ideological and political lessons to military cadets, I told a story about some cadets who wanted to get good grades but didn't study hard: a monkey told his master that he wanted to be a man, and the master replied that the monkey had to pluck his hair if he wanted to be a man. So, the master plucked the monkey, and as soon as the hand was put on it, the monkey screamed with pain and never let it pluck again. At this time, the master said to the monkey, you are "penniless". How can you be a man? After telling this story, I asked the students, "Do you want to be monkeys or people?" After a burst of laughter, the students all had dignified thinking on their faces, and the effect was self-evident.
2. Clever use of proverbs to enhance the affinity of language.
Common sayings are also called buzzwords. Because it comes from life, vivid and easy to understand, people like it. Proper use of proverbs in party classes can not only make party classes lively, but also get good results. When I was talking about the party class of "keeping pace with the times", I quoted "strive for the upper reaches and work hard; Fall and swim, suffer; It is comfortable to swim in the center ",and then points out that this idea is incompatible with the requirements of keeping pace with the times and must be changed and revised." When talking about the party's purpose, I also used some common sayings, such as "selfishness is heavy, bones are soft" and "nepotism stumbles, selfishness is heavy" to describe the harm of selfishness to people and the importance of serving the people wholeheartedly.
3. Quote famous sayings to enhance the penetrating power of language.
Famous sayings have an "authoritative effect". Therefore, the proper use of some famous aphorisms can enhance the persuasiveness and appeal of party classes. For example, when I was giving a lecture on patriotism, I quoted Chernyshevski's famous saying: "How great is the power of patriotism! In front of it, people's love for life and fear of suffering are nothing! " At the same time, I also quoted petofi's famous sentence: "I am yours, my motherland! This is all yours, my heart and soul; If I don't love you, my country, who can I love? " These beautiful and passionate sayings not only strongly attracted the attention of the audience, but also aroused a patriotic passion and strength in everyone's heart.