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Youth Language Arts Competition _ Promotional video for the 3rd National Youth Language Arts Competition. Source: Qingda University* Bar. This is a battle of words. If you have a talent for writing, join the team of young writers and use your pen as a weapon. If you are eloquent, join the team of young broadcasters and face off against strong opponents. If you are able to critique current issues, join the team of young journalists and conduct investigations. Give yourself a chance to ignite the fighting spirit of youth. Writing is a weapon; your pen tip is your firepower. Broadcasting is a means of combat; language is your wings. Interviews are surprise attacks; persistent questioning is your armor. The 3rd National Youth Language Arts Competition offers three forms of support to help you win this battle of words! “Language is the crutch of thought”; thought without language is weak and ineffective. People who are good at speaking are generally intelligent and quick-thinking. The training of oratory skills and thinking skills reinforce each other; to become smarter, one should practice their verbal expression abilities more often. Oral skills and writing ability can be transformed into one another; those who are truly good at expressing themselves can have their speeches turned into excellent articles when written down. One of the principles of composition training is to move from speaking to writing, as the ability to speak is the foundation for the ability to write. However, some students are good at writing; their essays are smooth and coherent, but they speak in a restrained manner. This requires training. Writing first and then speaking is also a way to improve oratory skills. Writing an outline and clarifying one’s thoughts are generally preparatory steps for speaking. If you are both a writing talent who can produce masterful works after reading countless books, and a speaker with a persuasive voice and eloquent words, then you will be invincible in the world.
What is national is universal. . . . . .