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My Story and the Chinese Dream Behind It In the past twenty years, China has faced three American presidents, but till coming to Yale today, I never realized that China really just faced one university. Although, through these three presidents, I understand that the quality of Yale graduates is not so even. Let me begin my main subject and let me give it a title, called “My Story and the Chinese Dream Behind It”. I want to talk about five particular years. The first is 1968. That year I was born. But it was also a chaotic year for the world. In France, there was this huge street disturbance, and in America, too. Then President Kennedy was assassinated. However, I really did not cause all of these! But that year what we remember more was the assassination of Mr. Martin Luther King. Although he fell that year, his words “I have a dream” stood up, not only stood up in America, but across the whole world. But sadly, not only for me, but for almost all Chinese, we did not know such a dream. It was hard to describe each Chinese as having his or her own dream. China and America were so far apart, no less far apart than the Moon and the Earth. But I didn’t care about any of that. All I cared about was could I have a full meal. Clearly, I was born at a very inconvenient time, not only for China, but even for the world, there were problems. In 1978, ten years later, I was 10. I still lived in the very little city that had only 200 thousand people at the time I was born. It was 2000 km from Beijing. If you wanted to read the newspaper from Beijing, you waited three days. So for us, there was no such thing as news. That year my grandfather passed away. Two years before that my father passed away. So there was just my mother left to take care of me and my brother. Her monthly salary was not even ten dollars. As a result, even though I was 10, the word “dream” was still not in my vocabulary, and I would never think of it. I could not see hope in this family, but only felt bitter cold every winter. Where we lived was close to the Soviet Union. Yet the 1978 in which I could not see hope was also the year that a huge change took place, whether for China or for the relationship between China and America. That is a date that everybody here today should remember. December 16, 1978, China and America officially established diplomatic relations. That was a big event. And two days after that, December 18 was when China opened the 3rd Plenary Session of the Eleventh CPC Central Committee. That was the beginning of thirty-one years of Reform and Opening. History, two great nations, and a very pitiful family all became intertwined in a theatrical way. Truthfully, from the small personal family, to the big family of the country, nobody then had any idea what the future would be like. In 1988, I was 20. At this time I had already come out of the little border town to Beijing as a university student. Although we have many people in China today criticizing China’s university entrance exams and see many many deficiencies in it, it must be said that it is such a system that allowed very ordinary people like me to have the opportunity to change our lives. Of course, at that time, America was no longer a very distant country. It became very specific. It was no longer the “Imperialist America” of the past slogans, but it became the many details in our lives. This was the first time that I tasted Coca-Cola. When I finished drinking it I believed China and America were truly so close, because it tasted just like Chinese medicine. That was a time when I took a crazy liking to rock’n’roll. That was a time when Michael Jackson still looked relatively handsome. More importantly, that was a time when China experienced very big transformations, as Reform and Opening had already gone on for ten years. That year, China began experimenting with market pricing for many goods. It may feel like something totally incomprehensible to you, but it was a big deal in China, a huge step, because before that the prices were decided by the government. But in that year, because
适合初二学生上台演讲的：我的梦，中国梦的演讲稿
长城是中华民族的伟大象征，其文化内涵中饱含着中国人民“勤劳、朴实、坚韧、向上”的精神和“友谊、和平”的梦想。
由教育部、中央电视台和八达岭长城倾力打造的《开学第一课》面向全国3亿中小学生，以现场课堂的形式，讲述个人与国家“大爱”的梦想。
黑暗中，一盏照亮前进方向的灯就是梦想。
从西南旱灾到玉树地震，从28省区市的水灾到舟曲泥石流，我们失去了很多，但梦想不曾失去。
特邀嘉宾老师李连杰、马云、李中华、章子怡分别用演讲的方式向孩子们讲述梦想成真的心路历程；而作为辅导老师的庞清、佟健、房祖名、张静初、陈然、韩庚、王心凌等人，则以课间操、游戏和表演与孩子们融为一体。
来自玉树的才仁旦周是地震时最小的志愿者，为救援队当翻译拯救生命；无臂的杨孟衡和刘伟给了人们更多感动；来自舟曲遇难女孩父亲和校长的讲述让人们更加珍视生命的含义和学习的梦想。
从世博会到亚运会，从长城到中国，从我的梦到中国梦，梦想就是希望。
在经历了2010喜悦与磨难交织的8个月后，开学了。
开学第一课告诉孩子们，坚强、努力，从长城出发，实现梦想。
《开学第一课》“知识守护生命”大型活动是中央电视台经济频道举办的一次大型公益活动，以生命意识教育为主题，倡议全国的中小学学生每年每学期都进行应急避险教育。
该课由“潜能”、“团队”、“坚持”、“生命”四部分组成，陈燮霞、张湘祥、刘春红等8位奥运冠军，姚明、易建联、王治郅等中国篮球队队员将和来自灾区的孩子们一起，通过互动、讲述等寓教于乐的形式，将奥运精神和抗灾精神紧密结合，让应急避险教育深入人心这一特殊的公益课由“潜能”、“团队”、“坚持”“生命”四节课完美组成：“潜能”：每个人都有潜在的能量，潜能需要激发，人在危险时第一反应就是潜能支配肢体行为，同时潜能很易被习惯掩盖，就会失去生命的机会，相反也会赢得生命的机会
“坚持”：每个人都知道“坚持就是胜利”这句话的道理,坚持就可以创造生命奇迹，就像在这次地震中坚持活下来的人就会有新的人生。
面对人生就要有坚持不懈的精神。
“团队”：团队精神的形成并不要求团队成员牺牲自我，相反，挥洒个性、表现特长保证了成员共同完成任务目标，是一种真正的内心动力。
面对灾难，团队精神显得尤为重要。
“生命”：快乐是一种心理感受。
快乐是健康的金钥匙，人处世间，理应追求快乐。
懂得快乐、善于快乐实在是一种智慧。
正如在这次灾难中的幸存者更要笑对新的人生。
