Basic Contents And Characteristics Of Inaugural Speech

< p > generally speaking, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > inaugural speech < /a > includes four parts: one is the form of address, that is, the address to the audience in the speech, generally using the full name.

Because the audience is a group, the expression should be kind and appropriate; the two is the beginning, that is, the mood of the inaugural person, the gratitude to the voters, the representatives and the masses, to be brief and cordial; the three is the main body, that is, to write the policy agenda, measures, and several important tasks to be done in the near future, and to concretely enrich the results and purposes to be achieved. Four, the end is to express the determination, look forward to the future, and inspire the fighting spirit.

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< p > because of the first impression of the masses on the new a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Leadership /a, the inaugural speech has the following characteristics: < /p >

< p > one is symptomatic.

That is to say, the inaugural speech is that the inaugural person expresses his views in the face of the most pressing problems in real life. His spearhead must be the focus and focal point of the unit, and the two is sincerity.

The speech was filled with "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "speaker" /a "strong and sincere feelings. This strong feeling is expressed in an appropriate way, and will produce strong appeal and appeal. Three, it is concise.

The theme of the inaugural speech is concentrated, prominent, hierarchical and orderly, and the language is accurate and well trained. When the audience listens, it can understand and accept; the four is truth.

The content of the inaugural speech is real and can not be widely used.

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< p > please look at one of John Kennedy's inaugural speech: < /p >

< p > "I am not celebrating the victory of a political party today, but celebrating freedom. It symbolizes an end and symbolizes a beginning.

Because I have solemnly oath before you and God in accordance with the pledge formulated by our forefathers before the 13/4 century.

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< p > my compatriots, the ultimate success or failure of our policy is not only in my hands, but also in your hands.

Since the founding of this country, every generation of Americans has heard the call to prove their loyalty to the country.

The graves of American youth responding to the call for service are all over the world.

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< p > now the trumpet is calling us not to call on us to take up arms, though we need weapons; not to call on us to fight, though we are prepared for battle; instead, we call on us to shoulder a long-term, difficult and decisive struggle. We should be happy in hope and endure perseverance in adversity year after year. We will launch a struggle against human common tyranny, poverty, disease and war itself.

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< p > can we build a great world alliance that connects the East, West and north to fight against these enemies to ensure that human beings enjoy a more solid life? Are you willing to invest in this historic cause? < /p >

P, so my fellow Americans, do not ask what your country can do for you - ask yourself what you can do for your country.

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P > citizens of all countries of the world, what you should ask is not what the United States will do for you, but what we can do for the freedom of mankind.

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P, finally, whether you are an American citizen or a citizen of the world, please ask us with the same high standard of dedication and sacrifice that we have put forward to you.

With conscience as our only reliable reward, history as the final judge of our actions, let us move forward to lead the land we love. "

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