An imitative opening can be used in a speech

Imitating someone's intonation or posture can make the audience have rich memories and imagination, which helps to promote the depth of the speech. For example, "do you remember? In December 1980, Rong Zhixing, a 32 year old veteran of the Chinese football team, made a skillful, delicate and beautiful dribbling move in the World Cup Asia Pacific football qualifier held at the Elizabeth Stadium in Hong Kong. With his skillful, delicate and beautiful dribbling action, he passed the interception of the other team's three defenders and started to shoot 15 meters away from the other team's restricted area! What does it shoot? It's a football fever. " Because the speaker imitated so vividly that he could almost confuse the real with the fake, the atmosphere of the whole audience became lively all at once. But when using the imitative opening speech, we should pay attention to the restriction of the content, place, audience psychology, national style and other factors. We should give priority to the speech, and take the performance as the supplement, and only enough. Otherwise, people will feel flashy and rebellious.