Using parallelism to create the climax of speech

Using two or more sentences with the same structure to express the speaker's thoughts and feelings from different angles is parallelism rhetoric. The place where parallelism sentences are used may not necessarily be the climax of a speech, but the climax of a speech is often inseparable from parallelism sentences.

"There's a way! The solution lies in the Shaanxi Gansu Ningxia border region! The way is the Eighth Route Army, the New Fourth Army and the Anti Japanese base areas behind the enemy lines! The solution lies in the Chinese people! The solution lies in the real Anti Japanese parties and the army! It's in the heart of the Communist Party of China, especially our Comrade Mao Zedong! "

This is a fragment from a speech delivered by Comrade Zhou Enlai at a meeting in Yan'an. Judging from the whole speech, this passage is obviously the climax. Five parallel sentences are used here The solution lies in... " These five parallelism sentences, from near to far, from small to large, or from one to another, from secondary to main, are like orchestral Concerto, pushing the speech to the climax.