What is a person's eloquence?

To measure a person's eloquence, at least three conditions must be met:

First of all, there is always a clear sense of object and context in communication. It is the four cardinal principles: where to speak, what to speak, how much to speak, and how to speak.

Thirdly, in communication, we should also have high comprehension ability, that is, understanding and accepting ability.

A person's eloquence depends not only on his proficiency in using oral expression skills, but also on his ideological level. In oral communication, any accurate and incisive oral expression must be backed by profound and organized thoughts. If you think well, you may not be able to speak well, but if you speak well, you must think well Because the novelty of oral expression comes from the creativity of thinking; The accuracy of oral expression comes from the clarity of thinking; The quality of oral expression comes from the profundity of thought.

Today's society is full of challenges and competition. As the saying goes: "Seven points of skill, three points of opportunity." In the competition, whoever grasps the opportunity will grasp the initiative of fate. Opportunities are fleeting, so it is important to seize them. The acquisition of opportunities is largely achieved through eloquence.