I think the data collection of the debate should be similar, and I hope it will be helpful to you.

I think data collection and collation should mainly start from the following aspects.

First: break the topic, that is, analyze the direction that you mainly want to study. I don't know if you want to be positive or negative, it's hard to say ~ and the key is to discuss it yourself, which will be more innovative and make the team more cohesive.

Second: divide the work according to the topic, that is, arrange your own entry point. Generally speaking, the task of the first debate is mainly to draw out one's own views, the second debate and the third debate are to expound views from history and examples, and the task of the fourth debate is to sum up one's own views and expound them again.

Third: analyze each other's point of view, that is, prepare questions and traps. The most brilliant thing in the debate is free debate, which is also a time when a debate tests people's intelligence and reaction. So you should prepare more questions, not only to ask each other, but also to ask how to answer them.

Fourth: if possible, collect some famous sayings or cases and quote them when appropriate.

Finally: I hope you succeed ~ ~