求助!!!!关于创新的英语演讲稿!!!
went Chong Qing in July 22.It is a city which was built near mountains. So people call it Mountain City\\\\. In Chong Qing,I went to the Red Stone Center, to see the places which the prisoners lived in the past. It is a terrible and awful trip. There are a lot of dogs, and soldiers with guns near the prisons. And most of the prisons are good, they didn't want to tell the bad people where the other people were. They lived in very small houses. No good food to eat, no good water to drink.They had only twenty minutes to stay out side per day but they still said nothing. I think they are the heros in that century. I will follow their spirit. 下面的长了点。
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That was the first time for me to come to America. The trip was much more exciting than I had expected. As planned, I got my plane ticket and started my journey. Everything went smoothly at first. I departed from my home city Qingdao and changed a larger plane in Seoul, South Korea. The second day the plane arrived in Chicago on time and I was in high spirits for I almost got to my destination—SMSU (Southwest Missouri State University) in Springfield. Just at that time something unexpected happened. When I went through the customs, the immigration officer asked me about the 9-year-old boy who travelled with me all the way from China. As a matter of fact, I didn't really know the boy before. Before I left China, his grandparents heard that I was coming to Springfield through Chicago, so they asked me to take this boy to his parents who work in Chicago. The boy had all the necessary documents, including his passport, American visa, etc. Without any hesitation, I agreed to take care of the boy on my way to Chicago. I explained to the officer, but he insisted that I should show the boy's parents?letter inviting the boy to America, which we didn't bring with us. The officer asked us to stay aside and after a while, another officer came and brought us to a special room and ordered us to be quiet. When I looked around, I found another man there, whose ankle was fastened with fetters to a bench leg. It was obvious that I had lost my freedom. They probably thought I was a smuggler who smuggle children to America. The plane for Springfield was leaving soon. I tried to explain, but they refused to listen. They just asked us to sit still. After about 30 minutes, one officer came to ask me about the boy's parents?telephone number and I told him they were waiting outside the Customs Office and told him their names. The officer said he would find them. After another 20 minutes, he came back and returned my passport and allowed me to go, but he did not bring the boy's parents in. His parents were not allowed into the Customs Office, so the boy had to wait. Just imagine, how frightening for a boy who was only 9 years old, speaking no English and was told to stay there waiting! So I said: No, I won't go unless the boy goes with me or you let his parents come to fetch him. On hearing this, the officer asked me to wait and after 10 minutes, he came out and gave us the boy's passport and allowed us to leave. I looked at my watch. I had 8 minutes left to get onto my plane. We hurried to look for our luggage. Just as the old saying goes, When it rains, it pours.One of my luggage bags in which I put all my daily neccessities was missing. I looked everywhere but failed to find it. An officer there told me to go and collect it in Springfield. I had to take the boy to his parents. There were so many people waiting outside. I could not find his parents. I had never seen them before. The boy was so young that I dared not let him go alone to look for his parents for fear he might get lost. Finally I had to call out his father's name at the top of my voice, and getting a few stares. They probally thought I was mad. Luckily he heard me and my mission of taking the boy to his parents was fulfilled. But there was only about 2 minutes before the plane took off. So we (his father and I) hurried to the terminal, only to be told the plane had left exactly 2 minutes before. The officer at the terminal suggested us to take the next day's plane for it was already 9 pm. I was really exhausted. The only thing I could do then was to find the nearest hotel, Hilton Hotelto stay for the night. The next day I took the first plane to Springfield. My luggage was still missing, and they just asked me to wait and promised to send it to me the next day. I waited and waited... one day... two days... three days... four days... but still it didn't come. I felt very depressed, for I could not change my clothes for all these days, and they had begun to smell. But what touched me most was that all the colleagues in my department tried their best to help me and to comfort me. Fortunately the luggage arrived six days later. Although the suitcase was broken, everything inside was safe
以“我的理想”为主题的英语演讲稿
急求，满意的追加30分
我的理想是当一个发明家。
我要发明一个机器人，他几乎什么事情都能做，他可以帮妈妈做家务，陪小朋友玩耍，有时还会帮学生们解决难题。
我想只要我努力学习，我的理想一定能成为现实。
To be an inventor is my ideal. I will invent a robot. He can do almost everything. He can help mothers do housework, play with children and sometimes help students solve difficult problems. I believe that as long as I study hard, my ideal will certainly come true.第二篇My ideal is to be a teacher I want to be a teacher when I grow up. Why? I really like this job. If I am a teacher, I will try my best to teach my students. First, I will make my students eelaxed, and I won't let them do a lot of homework. I will try my best ot let them feel happy in study. And I will encourage my students to have their own ideas. Above all, I will give them enough time to think. I believe I will be a famous teacher and my students will all love me. 第三篇 初中英语作文：我的理想A piano playerWhat do I want to do when I’m older? Someone wants to be a doctor. Someone wants to be a basketball player because they are good at sport. Someone wants to be a writer and to make the writing. Someone wants to be a teacher because they like teaching children. I like playing the piano and I good at it. So I want to become a piano player. Play the piano is very interesting. And you can learn something of music. Piano can make you like music. A lot of musician and singer are love playing piano. I play the piano when I’m ten years old. Now I’m in grand five. I hope when I’m sixteen years old , I can become grand eight. I’ll be harder and harder to practise. Become a piano play is a hard job. But I believe I can do it.
关于中国文化的英文演讲稿不要太长
因为会讲的基本出国了，还有深藏不露的... 中国人，低调了...
求以选择为话题的英语演讲稿
人生就是选择，每个人的选择不同，便有了不同的人生。
一种选择会是一种活法，一种选择会换回许多种体会。
人有许多次选择，但是选择之后便不会再从头开始，即使可以从选择之后再选择。
一个人只有一生，是选择丰富了人生，是选择让自己的人生与众不同，是选择让我成为一种人，是选择让我体会酸甜苦辣。
我应该珍惜自己的选择，人生只有一次，我要让我的人生属于我自己，而不是我的人生，别人选择
人生就是选择，每个人的选择不同，便有了不同的人生。
一种选择会是一种活法，一种选择会换回许多种体会。
人有许多次选择，但是选择之后便不会再从头开始，即使可以从选择之后再选择。
Life is a choice, everybody's different choices and will have a different life. A kind of choice is a life-style, a choice to change back into many kinds of experience. People have many times choice, but choose after they won't start all over again, even can choose then choose from. Only when a person lifetime, is to choose the enriched life is choose to live a life is different, choose let me become a kind of person, is choice makes me feel suantiankula. I should cherish own choice, life only have once, I will make my life belongs to myself, not my life, others choice! Life is a choice, everybody's different choices and will have a different life. A kind of choice is a life-style, a choice to change back into many kinds of experience. People have many times choice, but choose after they won't start all over again, even can choose then choose from. 不知道你满不满意，希望能帮到你。
科技创新演讲稿
《科技与未来》演讲稿 在场的各位同学、各位老师，大家好
我是预备一班的云，今天，有幸在这里作题为《科技与未来》的演讲，我既十分的骄傲，却又有些不安。
近几年来，我们看到了我们伟大的祖国的科技事业的迅猛发展，这让我为我是个中国人而感到无比的自豪。
记得很久以前，手机的用途几乎只有一个，那就是打电话，可是前几年，手机有了很大的改变，不仅外观漂亮多了，而且用途也多了，可以用手机拍照、开会、上网、发短信息等等一系列的事情，这让我们的生活更为方便，也让我更加领会到了科技的力量，不过，我只是个初出茅庐的学生，对“科技”二字的内容还知之有限，我无法用一些很深奥的理论来阐述科技的玄奇，也无法对各位走上工作岗位的长辈们承诺我所能实现的科技蓝图。
但我愿意用一个学生的角度来畅想科技与未来。
从基因工程“让人活到一千岁”的梦想，到纳米技术“包你穿衣不用洗”的诺言；从人工智能“送你一只可爱机器狗”的温馨，到转基因技术“让老鼠长出人耳朵”的奇观。
不断有新的科技在诞生，每一个新科技的发现都会让人们欣喜若狂，因为，这些新科技正在逐步地改善我们的生活，让我们更加了解自己。
就近期而言，中国首先完成了非典病毒全基因组测序，非典现在是全球公认的危害性最大的疾病，可是为什么别的国家不能首先完成，而我们国家就偏偏完成了呢
很简单，这说明了我们国家不比别人落后，不比别人差，回头看看我们祖国的过去，从曾经一个刚刚起步的改革开放的国家到现在的拥有领先的科技水平的大国，我们的祖国经历了多少的风风雨雨，多少的困难与坎坷，但是我们的祖国还是挺过来了，因为我们的祖国坚信——科技不仅改变命运，还可改变未来。
对于我们这一代人，对社会的普遍感觉是竞争意识强了，学习劲头足了。
科普知识是我们关注的焦点，爱因斯坦、霍金、比尔·盖茨是我们心目中的明星，计算机科学、现代物理和化学动态更是无时不牵动着我们。
我们已经明白科技的重要性，也知道了科技的普遍性。
虽然科技创造新生活的前景引人遐思，令人神往。
但是归根结底是要靠我们共同的努力实现的。
作为祖国未来建设的中坚，我们这一代年轻人肩上的担子的确不轻，新的机遇总是伴着风险与挑战，但是，我们不会轻易地说放弃，我们用我们的青春向前辈们发誓：决不辜负前辈们对我们的希望。
回望文明的历程，是科技之光扫荡了人类历史上蒙昧的黑暗，是科学之火点燃了人类心灵中的熊熊的希望；科技支撑了文明，科技创造着未来，而未来在我们手中。
让我们成为知识的探索者，让我们在未知的道路上漫游，让我用我们的创造力将我们居住的世界变得更美好。
