After Xiong En took the stage, naturally, there came a wave of cheers from the crowd.
Speeches, actually, are not that popular in this modern internet age.
After all, even if you gather many people, how many can there be? Tens of thousands would be the limit, but online, what level are tens of thousands of clicks?
But speeches are also essential, because the herd effect is quite evident in human society.
Sometimes, you need extreme fans to act as the leading sheep for you.
The greater purpose of speeches is to let others see that you're willing to use this ancient method to draw votes, to do these things for them.
Most importantly, when someone speaks online you might instinctively argue with them, but in person, you're very likely to be influenced.
And speeches allow people to see you more directly, thereby deciding whether to vote for you.
