關於感恩主題英語演講稿範文 篇1
today I presentation grateful parents. The students, where we come from? hear this question, we will say, my parents took us to the world. Yes, more than 10 years ago of a certain day, our parents with tears and happy smile greeted us. But when we came to Earth in that moment, the parents but an onerous job — to take care of us. Although this is a heavy burden, but the parents but murmur dependency, I grew up. We first called father and mother, the first independent to constitute a step, for the first time and scrawls them up when the parents patiently teach us.
Parents, is God give us does not require any modification of the soul. When we encountered difficulties, to give everything to help our people, is the parent. When we were hurt, patiently listening to our people, their parents. When we make a mistake when not hesitate to forgive us, are parents. When we succeed, will sincerely as we celebrate, share with us the joy, the parents. And now we outside work, still with us. ... Life is not as perfect, parents of hard to understand, however, in order to give us a comfortable living environment, they are always so hard, so hard. I wonder if members would remember that the thankful heart, touching sad melody: a thankful heart, thank you know, let me have the courage to do it myself.
A thankful heart, thanks to fate, the flowers I will cherish. Yes, our wonderful is the parents of our road is specified for our parents, our success is given by their parents. All in all, involve parents help us as a creator, and parents are, therefore, we must with a grateful heart to repay parents, we want to act, to our efforts to return again and again. Although we cannot live with their parents to share the hard, entrepreneurship and difficult, but we, as a secondary school student, at least you can read out to good comfort for parents that we truly worried mind.
The mid-term exam is about to come, hope that students can obtain a success.
Thank you, my speech has gone.
關於感恩主題英語演講稿範文 篇2
In Other Ways
其他開場方式欣賞
Today I come to Oslo as a trustee， inspired and with renewed dedication to humanity； I accept this prize on behalf of all men who loved peace and brotherhood. I say I come as a trustee， for in the depths of my heart I am aware that this prize is much more than an honor to me personally.
今天，我以受託人的身份來到奧斯陸，心情激動，充滿了獻身人類的新勇氣。我代表所有熱愛和平與兄弟情誼的人們接受這個獎。我之所以以受託人的身份來到這裡，是因為，在我的內心深處，我意識到這個獎決不僅僅是我個人的榮譽。
The road of history is not level and smooth all along. Sometimes the path will come to a dangerous and difficult place.
It is only with the valiant and gallant spirit of the travelers that it can be passed through.
The vast and mighty Yangtzi River， when it comes to an endless， broad plain， will flow ten thousand miles in a rapid current. But as it reaches a narrow valley with high ranges of mountains， cliffs and precipices on both sides， which look dangerously steep， the river has to force its way through them in a winding， tortuous course. The same is the case with the developing course of a nation＇s history.
The history of human race is like going on a journey. Some of the places the traveler passes through are smooth and level pianos， and others are dangerous and rugged paths. The experienced travelers， when they moved on to a broad， level road， will naturally walk along with a light heart， but while they are passing through a rugged place they will all the more be seized with curiosity， and in such an extremely fantastic and magnificent realm， will all the more feel a sort of pleasure in an adventure.
歷史的道路，不總是平坦的，有時會變得艱難險阻。這只能靠英勇無畏的精神才能夠衝過去。
一條浩浩蕩蕩的長江大河，有時流到很寬闊的境界，一望無際，一瀉千里。有時流到很逼狹的境界，兩岸叢山疊嶺，絕壁斷崖，江河流於其間，曲折迂迴，極為險峻。民族生命的進展，其歷程亦復如是。
人類在歷的生活正如旅行一樣。旅途上的征人所經過的地方有時是坦蕩平原，有時是崎嶇險路。老於旅途的人，走到平坦的地方固是高高興興地向前走，走到崎嶇的境界，愈是奇趣橫生，覺得在此奇艷壯絕的境界，愈能感得一種冒險的美趣。
My fellow and my friends；
Once I read a piece of news report. It says， ＂A middle school student in a remote mountainous area was doing his revision at home one day. His brother， whose age excelled school age， was playing and drawing on the paper with his elder brother＇s pencil at his side. Suddenly the younger brother raised his head thoughtfully， his little eyes were winking， and said to his brother seriously， ＂When will it thirty-second， brother？＂ The elder brother looked at his innocent younger brother and said with a smile， ＂What are you going to do on that thirty-second？＂ ＂Papa promised me to send me to school，＂ said his younger brother. His brother， the middle school student looked at his lovely brother and his heart seemed to be stitched with needles. My God！ My parents were working day and night in order to be able to afford my schooling. They were exhausted. How could they afford my younger brother＇s schooling？ Oh， thirty-second ...
My dear friends， hearing this， didn＇t you feel sorry for them？ We share the same native land， the same blue sky under the sun. Why cannot they be given lesson at school， sitting in the bright and big classroom？ We are used to saying that education goes first before vitalizing the country. But now the country＇s fiscal solvency and material resources are not ample enough. What should we do？ It requires that we should be of one heart and exert our efforts for our motherland.
同胞們，朋友們：
我曾看過這樣一則報導：＂某邊遠山區一個中學生，一天在家複習功課，一旁的已過入學年齡的小弟弟拿他的鉛筆在紙上寫著、塗著、畫著，突然若有所思地仰起小臉，眨巴幾下小眼睛，認真地問：＇哥哥，什麼時候才到32號呀？＇這位中學生看看天真的小弟弟，笑著逗他：＇32號你要幹啥？＇＇爸爸說，到32號才能送我去上學。＇中學生望著可愛的小弟弟，內心針扎般難受：天哪，父母為了供自己上學，整日操勞，身體都累垮了，哪還有能力再送弟弟上學？啊！32號......＂
朋友們，當你聽了這個故事，你不感到痛心嗎？同在一片故土上，同在一片藍天下，為什麼他們不能坐在寬敞明亮的教室里去讀書？我們常說：國家要振興，教育須先行。而我國的財力、物力都不寬裕，怎么辦？這就需要全社會的人齊心協力為國家分憂，為國家出力！
關於感恩主題英語演講稿範文 篇3
I believe it is in my nature to dance by virtue of the beat of my heart,the pulse of my blood and the music in my mind. So I dance daily.
The seldom-used dining room of my house is now an often-used ballroom — anopen space with a hardwood floor, stereo, and a disco ball. The CD-changer hassix discs at the ready: waltz, swing, country, rock-and-roll, salsa, andtango.
Each morning when I walk through the house on the way to make coffee, Iturn on the music, hit the "shuffle" button, and it's Dance Time! I dance aloneto whatever is playing. It's a form of existential aerobics, a movingmeditation.
Tango is a recent enthusiasm. It's a complex and difficult dance, so I'm upto three lessons a week, three nights out dancing, and I'm off to Buenos Airesfor three months of immersion in tango culture.
The first time I went tango dancing I was too intimidated to get out on thefloor. I remembered another time I had stayed on the sidelines, when the dancingbegan after a village wedding on the Greek island of Crete. The fancy footworkconfused me. "Don't make a fool of yourself," I thought. "Just watch."
Reading my mind, an older woman dropped out of the dance, sat down besideme, and said, "If you join the dancing, you will feel foolish. If you do not,you will also feel foolish. So, why not dance?"
And, she said she had a secret for me. She whispered, "If you do not dance,we will know you are a fool. But if you dance, we will think well of you fortrying."
Recalling her wise words, I took up the challenge of tango.
A friend asked me if my tango-mania wasn't a little ambitious. "Tango? Atyour age? You must be out of your mind!"
On the contrary: It's a deeply pondered decision. My passion for tangodisguises a fearfulness. I fear the shrinking of life that goes with aging. Ifear the boredom that comes with not learning and not taking chances. I fear thedying that goes on inside you when you leave the game of life to wait in thefinal checkout line.
I seek the sharp, scary pleasure that comes from beginning something new —that calls on all my resources and challenges my mind, my body, and my spirit,all at once.
My goal now is to dance all the dances as long as I can, and then to sitdown contented after the last elegant tango some sweet night and pass on becausethere wasn't another dance left in me.
So, when people say, "Tango? At your age? Have lost your mind?" I answer,"No, and I don't intend to."
Robert Fulghum has written seven bestsellers including "All I Really Needto Know I Learned in Kindergarten." A native of Waco, Texas, he was a Unitarianminister for 22 years and taught painting and philosophy. Fulghum lives inSeattle and Crete.
Independently produced for NPR by Jay Allison and Dan Gediman with JohnGregory and Viki Merrick. Photo by Miro Svolik.
我相信，隨著心跳、脈搏以及心中的音樂去跳舞是我的天性。所以我每天都跳。
我屋子裡那個很少使用的餐廳，現在經常被用來作“舞廳”——一個鋪著硬木地板、配有立體音響裝置的迪廳。我的換片箱裡備好了6張碟片：華爾茲、搖擺、鄉村、搖滾、薩爾薩和探戈。
每天早上，在去煮咖啡的路上，我都把音樂打開，並摁下“隨機”鍵。跳舞的時間到了!不管放的是什麼曲子，我都會隨著曲子獨自起舞。這是一種關乎存在的增氧運動，一種動起來的沉思。
探戈最近很火爆。這是一種很複雜的比較難跳的舞，所以我一周要上三次課，花三個晚上出去跳舞，我還打算去布宜諾斯艾利斯待三個月，接受探戈文化的浸禮。
第一次去上探戈舞蹈課的時候，我非常害怕，都不敢到地板上去。我還記得，有一次，在希臘克里特島上，一場鄉村婚禮之後，舞會開始了，而我卻一直待在旁邊不敢跳。那高超的步法讓我眼花繚亂。“別做傻事了，”我想，“就看看吧。”
一位年齡比我還大的女士看出了我的想法，她從舞場中退出來，坐在我旁邊說，“如果加入這場舞會，你會覺得很傻。如果你不加入，你一樣會覺得很傻。既然這樣，幹嗎不跳?”
然後，她說她要告訴我一個秘密。她低聲說道：“如果你不跳，我們就會知道你是個傻瓜。可是如果你跳了，我們就會因為你的嘗試而覺得你很棒。”
聽了這席話，我接受了探戈的挑戰。
一個朋友問我，我對探戈的嗜好是不是有點兒太狂野了。“探戈?你這個年齡?你一定是精神不正常了!”
恰恰相反：這是我深思熟慮之後的決定。我對探戈的熱情掩蓋了一種害怕。我害怕生命隨著年齡的增長而縮短。我害怕因為不再學習、不再冒險而產生的無聊。我害怕在退出生命之局而等著末日審判的過程中，你體內發生的死亡。
我追尋那種隨著新事物而產生的，尖銳而略帶驚嚇的喜悅——這就要求我全身心投入，對我的心智、身體和勇氣同時進行挑戰。
我現在的目標就是：跳完所有我能跳的舞蹈，然後，在某個甜蜜的夜晚，跳完最後一支優雅的探戈後，滿意地坐下來，離開世界——因為我體內沒有一支沒有跳過的舞了。
所以，當人們說，“探戈?你這個年齡?精神不正常吧?”我便回答：“沒有啊，我可不想不正常。”