Witty and humorous, refuting opponents

Witty humor is a way to get rid of the embarrassing situation and refute the opponent's questions which are inconvenient to be refuted positively

During her visit to the United States, Chen Rong, a female writer, was invited to give a speech at a university. American friends asked her all kinds of questions, and she gave them Frank answers. When someone asked, "I heard that you are not a member of the Communist Party of China so far. Do you have a bad relationship with the Communist Party of China?" Obviously, there is an ulterior motive to ask such a question. Chen Rong said wittily, "your information is very accurate. I'm not a member of the Communist Party of China. However, my husband is an old Communist Party member, and we have lived together for decades, but there is no sign of divorce, which shows how deep my feelings with the Communist Party of China are. "

In the debate, we should look at the opponent, pay attention to propriety, and put the answers in the humorous words, so as to achieve the purpose of refuting the opponent.