Spoken Language Patterns: How to Speak Smoothly

Author: Guo Ruidong
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Spoken language is a unity composed of multiple contradictions. There exist various intricate and complex interrelated dynamics among the factors constituting spoken behavior, such as: psychological states, organ activities, weather and climatic changes, airflow dynamics, and other elements. Among these, the opposition and unity between relevant physiological organs constitute the fundamental contradictions of spoken language. At the same time, psychological factors and social factors constantly exert different-directional influences on the operation of spoken language. These actions and reactions, as well as their dominant and subordinate relationships, permeate all stages of human spoken behavior—recognition, preparation, and specific implementation—forming various essential, universal, and stable connections. This is the inherent law of spoken behavior itself. The law of spoken language is objective and exists independently of human consciousness. It requires people to strictly adhere to and consciously utilize it. Through deepening understanding, strengthening training, and comprehensively mastering the ways it exerts its effects, this naturally inherent yet enigmatic physiological phenomenon can be transformed into conscious and operable behavioral patterns. In summary, the law of spoken behavior has four key aspects:
1. The law prioritizing vocalization;
2. The law of comprehensive and coordinated use;
3. The law determining spoken form based on the combination of organ functions;
4. The law through which relevant elements exert their effects via the combination of organ functions.