青春与梦想英语演讲稿学生.docx

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青春与梦想英语演讲稿学生

　　a;梦想，犹如一团火，点亮了心中的黑暗梦想，犹如一个发动机，激励着我们向前;梦想，犹如灯塔，指明了我们前进的道路。

　　青春与梦想英语演讲稿1Man’slifeisaprocessofgrowingup,actuallyI’mstandinghereis

　　agrowth.Ifaperson’slifemustconstitutedbyvariouschoices,thenIgrowupalongwiththese

　　choices.OnceIhopeIcanstudyinacollegeinfuture,howeverthat’spassed,asyouknowIcomehere,nowIwonderwhatthefutureholdsfor

　　me.WhenIcometothisschool,Itoldto

　　myself:

thismynearfuture,allstarts

　　here.FollowingIwilllearntobecomeaman,aintegratedman,whohasafinebody,cantakeonimportanttask,hasindependentthought,anopenmind,intensivethought,hastheabilitytojudgerightandwrong,hasa

　　perfectjob.Oncemyteachersaid:

”youarenotsewing,youarestylist;

　　neverforgetwhichyoushouldlayouttopeopleisyourthought,not

　　craft.”Iwillputmypersonalitywithmyinterestandabilityintomystudy,duringtheseprocessIwillcombinelearningwith

　　doing.IfIcanachievethis“future”,IthinkthatIreallygrow

　　up.AndIdeeplybelievekindred,good-fellowshipandlovewillperfectionandhappyin

　　thefuture.Howtosayfuture?

　　Maybeit’sanice

　　wish.Letsmakeup

　　ourminds,sticktoitandsurelywellenjoyour

　　life.青春与梦想英语演讲稿2thirtycollegestudentsacrossthecountryattendedthe

　　tenth2stcenturycupnationalenglisheakingcontestinbeijingonapril

　　0.eventually,xiapeng,fromnanjinguniversitywasnamedthe

　　champion.thesecondandthirdplaceswenttozhangjing,asophomorefromchinaforeignaffairsuniversity,andzhangaxu,fromhongkongpolytechnicuniversity,

　　reectively.morethan000collegestudentsinbeijingareluckybirdstolistentotheeechesontheotinfriendship

　　hotel.

　　justmaketoitthefinals,theyhadtogetpast60otherseakingon“theimpactofglobalizationontraditionalchinesevalues”.thatwasatthesemi-finalonapril8-

　　9.whatwillchinesecollegestudentsthinkabouttheimpact?

　　eachcontestanthadhisowntakeonthe

　　subject.xiasummedupglobalizationby

　　saying:

“it’sjustcontroversialandhardtosaywhetheritisgoodor

　　bad.”xiatooktheoldwallofhiscity,nanjing,asa

　　metaphor.heokeabouttheconflictoverwhethertoprotecttheoldwallsortearthemdowntorepresenttheconflictof

　　ideas.hesuggestedthatpeopleprotectthewallasavaluablerelicwhiletearingdownthe“intangiblewalls”oftheirmindsthatprevent

　　communication.whilesomeotherstudentsaremorefocusingontheimpactofglobalizationonfamilyrelations,attitudestowardslove,andjob-

　　hunting.

　　overthepast0years,thenationalenglisheakingcompetitionhasgivencontestantsachancetoeakonavarietyoftopicscloselyrelatedto

　　theirlives.chinesestudentsbecomemoreopen-mindedandreceivevariousideasandthinkingoverthe

　　decade.diversitybecomesmoreobviousoncampus,studentshavemoreopportunitiestoexpressandshow

　　themselves.it’snotaneasytaskforthecontestantstowinthroughthefierce

　　competition.owningtotheirpassion,hardworkandpersistence,theyfinallysucceededinthe

　　contest.

　　liuxin,thefirstchampionofthenationalcontest,isnowananchorpersonofcctv-

　　9.recallingthepassionofstudyoncampus,she

　　said:

“whenyouwanttoexpressyourideabyaforeignlanguagewithoutfindingarightway,you’rereally

　　upset.thenyouhavetoencourageyourself,andafteralongtermofbitterness,suddenlyyoufindyougettherightwaywith

　　joy.”withthechampiontitlein2stcenturycup,liuattendedtheinternationalpubliceakingcompetitioninlondoninmay996afterwardandgotthefirst

　　prizehistorically.thewinnerin__surprisedtheaudience,sinceshecamefromaccountingmajorinsteadofenglish

　　major.guqiubei,then22yearsold,wasaseniorinshanghaiforeignstudies

　　university.whilebeingaskedwhethershehadsomegoodmethodstolearnenglish,she

　　said:

“learnenglishwithpassion

　　andenthusiasm.”attractedbythegreatnessofenglishlanguage,guevenchangedhermajorfromaccountingtoenglishinherpostgraduate

　　study.themostimportantissueinenglishlearningprocessshepointedoutispersonal

　　interests.onlypeopleinterestedinenglishbenefitalotfromthelearningmethodsandthosewithpassionwillfinallyachievetheir

　　dreams.

　　whenchiefofglobalmediagiantviacomsumnerredstonegaveaeechintsinghuauniversityonhisautobiographyapassiontowin,hewasaskedwhatmadehimtorestarthiscareerattheageof60,the8-year-oldmedia

　　tycoonsaid:

“firstly,there’saself-drivingforceinmydeepheart,whichkeepsmypassiontosucceedandsurpassothers;

　　secondly,idon’tthinki’mtoooldtoleavework,actuallyilovemyworkvery

　　much.”

　　someofthecontestantshaveachievedtheirdreamsasredstone;

　　stillothersareonthewaytotheir

　　dream.withapassiontowin,youwillovercomeobstaclesandsucceedatthe

　　end.

　　i’mstudyinginacitythat’sfamousforits

　　walls.peoplewhovisitmycityareamazedattheimposingsightofitswalls,eeciallywhensilhouettedagainstthesettingsunwithgold,shining

　　streaks.theold,crackedbricksarecoveredwithlichensandthewallsareweather-beatenguardsstandingstill

　　forcenturies.

　　ourancestorslikedtobuild

　　walls.theybuiltwallsinbeijing,xi’an,nanjingandmanyothercities,andtheybuiltthegreatwall,whichsnakesacrosshalfour

　　country.theybuiltwallstoprotectagainstenemiesand

　　evilirits.thistraditionhassurvivedtothis

　　day:

westillhavemanyparksandschoolswalledofffromthe

　　public.

　　foralongtime,wallswereoneofthemostnaturalthingsintheworld

　　tome.

　　myperceptions,however,changedafterimadeahikingtriptotheeasternsuburbsofmy

　　city.myclassmatesandiwerewalkingwithsomeforeign

　　students.aswewalkedoutofthecity,wefoundourselvesflankedbytalltrees,whichformedawidecanopyaboveour

　　heads.suddenlyoneforeignstudentaskedme,“whereistheentrancetotheeasternsuburbs?

”

　　“we’realreadyintheeasternsuburbs,”i

　　replied.heseemedtakenaback,“ithoughtyouchinesehadwallsfor

　　everything.”hisremarksetoffa

　　heateddebate.atonepoint,helikenedourwalledcitiesto“jails”,whileiinsistedthattheeasternsuburbswereoneofthemanyplacesinchinathathad

　　nowalls.thatdebatehadnowinners,butididlearnalotfromthis

　　student.forinstance,hetoldmethatsomemajoruniversitieslikeoxfordandcambridgewerenotsurroundedby

　　walls.ihavetoadmitthatwedohavemanywallsinchina,andaswedevelopourcountry,wemustlookcarefullyatthemanddecidewhethertheyarephysicalor

　　intangible.wewillkeepsomewallsbutteardownthosethatimpedeour

　　development.

　　letmegiveanother

　　example.ayearago,wheniwasworkingonatermpaper,ineededabookonbusinesslawandfoundacopyinthelawschool

　　library.however,thelibrariancoldlyrejectedmyrequesttoborrowit,saying,“youcan’tborrowthisbook,you’renotastudent

　　here.”intheend,ihadtoend200yuantobuya

　　copy.meanwhile,thecopyinthelawschoolgathereddustonthe

　　shelf.atthebeginningofthissemester,iheardthatmyuniversityhadstartedtothinkofunifyingitslibrariesandlinkingthemtolibrariesatotheruniversities,somyexperiencewouldn’tbe

　　repeated.barrierswouldbereplacedby

　　bridges.aninter-libraryloansystemwouldgiveusaccesstobooksfrom

　　anylibrary.withglobalizationandchinaintegratedintotheworld,ibelievemanyoftheseintangiblewallswillbeknocked

　　down.

　　iknowthatglobalizationisacontroversialissue,anditishardtosaywhetheritisgoodor

　　bad.butonethingisfor

　　sure:

itdrawsourattentiontochina’stangibleandintangiblewallsandforcesustoexaminetheirroleinthemodern

　　world.

　　andhowabouttheancientwallsofmineandothercities?

　　shouldwetearthemdown?

　　definitely

　　not.mycity,likebeijingandothercities,isactuallymakingagreatefforttopreservethe

　　walls.thesewallsattracthistorians,archaeologists,andmanyschoolchildrenwhoaretryingtostudyourhistoryandcultural

　　heritage.wallshavebecomebridgestoourpastandtotherestof

　　theworld.iftheancientbuildersofthesewallswerestillalivetoday,theywouldbeproudtoseesuchgreatchangesintheroleoftheir

　　walls.theyarenowbridgesthatlinkeastandwest,southandnorth,andallcountriesof

　　theworld.ourculturalheritagewillsurvive

　　globalization.

　　青春与梦想英语演讲稿3todayiamverygladtobeheretosharewithyoumyideasof

　　success.whatissuccess?

　　itiswhateveryoneislonging

　　for.sometimessuccesswouldbe

　　rathersimple.winningagameissuccess;

　　gettingahighgradeintheexamissuccess;makinganewfriendissuccess;

　　evennowiamstandingheregivingmyeechissomehowalso

　　success.

　　however,asaperson’swholelifeisconcerned,successbecomesvery

　　complicated.isfortunesuccess?

　　isfamesuccess?

　　ishighsocialstatussuccess?

　　no,idon’tthink

　　so.ibelievesuccessistherealizationofpeople’shopesand

　　ideals.nowadays,inthemodernsocietytherearemanypeoplewhoareregardedasthe

　　successful.andthemostobviouscharacteristicsofhemaremoney,highpositionandluxurious

　　life.somostpeoplebelievethatssuccessandallthattheydoisforthis

　　purpose.buttheproblemiswetheritis

　　realsuccess.weallknowtherearealwaysmoremoney,higherpositionandbetterconditioninfrontof

　　us.ifwekeepchasingthem,whereistheend?

　　whatwillsatisfyusatlast?

　　therefore,wecansee,togettherealsuccesswemustneedsomethinginside,whichistherealizationofpeople’hopesand

　　ideals.

　　diffe