After careful planning and outstanding organizational arrangements, the Democratic Party Congress produced a sensational effect. Clinton, as the protagonist, did not go straight to the venue, but got on the "2 1 Century Orient Express" early, crossed five states in the north-central region known as the "Dole Base", and conducted old-fashioned travel campaigns to increase opportunities for face-to-face communication with voters. At the same time, Vice President Al Gore came to the main venue "United Center" gymnasium to camp two days in advance, and the festive fire of the Democratic Party convention was actually lit two days in advance. From then on, the two echoed each other from afar. During the day, Clinton shouted all kinds of initiatives and slogans that tempted voters. In the evening, Gore hosted delegates at the "base camp" to cheer for Clinton. Finally, at the end of the meeting, Clinton swaggered to the meeting place and accepted the nomination, promising to "build a bridge to the 2 1 century" for the United States. When tens of thousands of Democratic supporters waved the "Clinton-Gore" placard and the American flag and shouted "Work for another four years", the atmosphere reached its climax, and many Americans watching TV at home could not help crying. This arrangement is really remarkable, and it has suppressed the momentum of * * * and the party. Clinton is far ahead again.