关于节假日的英文演讲稿
一.金秋送爽，丹桂飘香。
再过几天，就是农历九月初九重阳节，我不由得想起了唐代诗人王维的诗句:“独在异乡为异客，每逢佳节倍思亲。
遥知兄弟登高处，遍插茱萸少一人。
” 农历九月九日，是我国传统的节日重阳节，是个值得庆贺的吉利日子。
九九重阳，与“久久”同音，含有长久长寿之意，同时秋季也是收获的黄金季节，所以人们对这个节日历来有着特殊的感情，唐诗宋词中有不少贺重阳、咏菊花的诗词佳作。
今天的重阳节，又被赋予了新的含义。
1989年，我国把每年农历九月九日定为老人节，传统与现代巧妙地结合，成为尊老、敬老、爱老、助老的老人节。
在这个属于老年人的节日即将来临之际，我们祝愿所有的爷爷奶奶生活愉快、健康长寿
尊老爱幼，自古以来就是中华民族的传统美德，我们莆仙人还有在重阳节祭祖的习俗。
老一辈为了我们国家的强盛，为了下一代能过上富裕安康的生活，他们艰苦创业、辛勤劳动了几十年，创造了大量的物质财富和精神财富，精心哺育和照料我们，使我们茁壮成长。
如今他们老了，理应受到全社会的尊敬和照顾。
所以我们应当继承和发扬中华民族尊老敬老的优良传统。
尊老敬老绝不是重阳节一天的事，应该是在日常生活中，帮助老人解决生活的困难，多给老人一些心理慰藉。
因此，我提议，每一位共青团员和青少年学生都要用实际行动向老人们献上我们的一份心意，为自己的爷爷奶奶或者邻居老人做些力所能及的事，比如帮他们洗衣、洗碗、扫地、叠被，多为他们着想，少让他们做那些本来应该是我们自己做的事，把好吃让给他们，把有趣的事告诉他们，对邻居长辈有礼貌，外出礼让老人。
愿所有老人都过上和我们一样幸福的生活
谢谢
二.(学生专用) 敬爱的老师们，亲爱的同学们： 上午好
春回大地，万物复苏。
过年的喜庆刚刚淡去，新的学期又开始了。
这是一个充满着无限美好的开始，这是一个瞳景着未来新生活的开始。
随着开学典礼钟声的敲响，我猛然意识到：这是我初中生活的最后一个学期了。
此时此亥，我与初三其它同学一样，开始感受到来自奥赛、中考、升学的压力了，感觉到了肩上担子的份量了。
我也清楚地认识到：我们背上背着的不只是学生的书包，更是背负着祖辈们的殷切期望。
我们将面临着人生的第一个十字路口
尽管道路不平坦，但我们有信心，也有能力去战胜困难，获取成功。
我们将不断挑战自己，不断超越看书，永远热情地面对生活，用优异的成绩回报老师，为母校再创辉煌添砖加瓦
最后，我谨代初三全体同学祝学校领导、老师、同学们 事业学业红红火火，身体、生活平平安安，业绩、成绩硕果累累
狗 年旺旺
谢谢 ------------- 尊敬的各位领导、敬爱的老师，同学们： 你们好
很高兴能有机会在这样一个特殊的日子里代表全体同学发言。
还记得两年前，带着父母的叮咛，师长的关切，我满怀好奇和憧憬，伴着依然稚嫩的笑脸走进了这所我向往已久的省重点高中。
两年的学习生活，我真切地感受到我们的学校是一座办学历史悠久，校风正，师风纯，理念新的知识殿堂；与老师们两年的朝夕相处，我更深深地感受到什么叫奉献，什么叫身正为师，学高为范。
两年里，我目睹了学校的规模越来越大，教学设施在不断更新；目睹了校园环境越变越美，校园布局更加合理。
两年里，我们的老师和同学在各级各类比赛中屡创佳绩，捷报频传，全校师生为之欢欣鼓舞；学姐学长们在高考中创造的成绩更让每个市中人为之骄傲。
——我庆幸我选择了市中
在第十九个教师节到来之际，我代表全体学生向辛勤工作的老师们说一声：“你们辛苦了
谢谢你们
” 敬爱的老师，您踏着朝露伴着月色，行色匆匆，日复一日；您迎来稚嫩和无知，送走成熟与充实，默默无闻，年复一年。
为了我们，您牺牲了多少个人时间，而我们每一丁点的进步与成绩都能让您略嫌憔悴的脸上荡漾笑意。
您不仅教给我们知识，还教我们做人的道理，您是我们生命中不可缺少的良师益友。
在此，我要把最真诚最美好的祝福献给亲爱的老师，献给我们的学校：祝老师们节日快乐
祝我们的学校永葆青春活力。
还有九个月，我们将告别朝夕相处的老师和同学，接受祖国的挑选。
在这段日子里，我们会确立明确的目标，严格遵守学校的各项规章制度，牢记吕叔湘先生“放开眼孔读书，立定脚跟处世”的教诲，继续保持踏实严谨的学风，夯实基础，提高能力；同时锻炼身体，强健体魄。
我们知道，成功的路上布满坎坷与荆棘，但我们更清楚：不经历风雨怎么能见彩虹
想信吧，明年的六月又将是一个丰收的季节
中国传统文化英语演讲稿3到5分钟
中国传统文化演讲稿 英语:Hello everyone,today i want to say something about chinese traditional culture . our chinese nation, with its industriousness and wisdom, has created a long and over-lasting history and a rich and colorful culture.as a chinese,we are supposed to understand the traditional culture and realize its importance. first,what’s the traditional chinese culture .traditional chinese culture includes material and moral products of ancient chinese people. the moral products involve confucianism, taoism, legalism, buddhism and social system. material ones include historic and cultural relics, ancient architectures etc.no matter how broad chinese culture is, the core of it is the moral.
求一篇关于弘扬中国传统文化的英语演讲稿，三到五分钟左右，谢谢啦
Today I read an article about our ancestors Yao, Shun and Yu. Maybe everybody knowsthis story but I will try my best to write it in English. We may read that Yao, Shun and Yu werethe first three great kings in China’s remotepast. And they all made great influence onChinese history. So for thousands of yearsafter, all the people hope that they can havesuch kings in our country and the courtofficials would yearn for yet never get toserve monarchs such as them. As we knowvery little about them a part from legend, wecan only speculate that they were probablytribal chieftains during the transitional periodfrom primitive to slave society. It is said that Yao was a descendent of Emperor Huang. And historical recordsportray him as being open-minded asthe sky and as wise as the gods. Peopleloved him in the way sunflowers turned tothe sun and longed to see him like dryland thirsting for rain and clouds. Sucha ruler could not incur human dissent,but then an immense flood, of a scaleno smaller than that described in theBible, deluged the country. King Yaoappointed Gun to harness the flood.For nine years, Gun did all he could tostop the waters from running amok,but without success. King Yao grew fatigued after 70 yearsas monarch. He transferred power toShun, rather than his morally corrupt son.The father did not want “the people to sufferin order to benefit his son.” King Yao didn’tmake the decision imprudently: He hadobserved Shun in every aspect, evenmarrying his two daughters to Shun so asto gain a closer understanding of his moralcharacter. Shun lived up to Yao’s expectationsby accomplishing many of Yao’s hoped-forobjectives, amongst which was the tamingof the great flood. Upon taking office, King Shun killed Gun forhis dereliction, and placed Gun’s son Yu incharge of tackling the floods. Drawing lessonsfrom his father, Yu resorted to diverting, ratherthan blocking, the waters. He joined the peoplein this hard work and didn’t take time to visit hisfamily for 13 years,
急求一篇关于中国传统节日的英语演讲，不需要多长，一分多钟即可
除了春节，七夕，中秋这三个
这篇关于端午节的行不行 Duanwu Festival (端午节, Duānwū Jié) is a traditional Chinese festival held on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese calendar. It is also known as the Double Fifth. It has since been celebrated, in various ways, in other parts of East Asia as well. In the West, it's commonly known as Dragon Boat Festival. The exact origins of Duan Wu are unclear, but one traditional view holds that the festival memorializes the Chinese poet Qu Yuan of the Warring States Period. He committed suicide by drowning himself in a river because he was disgusted by the corruption of the Chu government. The local people, knowing him to be a good man, decided to throw food into the river to feed the fish so they would not eat Qu's body. They also sat on long, narrow paddle boats called dragon boats, and tried to scare the fish away by the thundering sound of drums aboard the boat and the fierce looking carved dragon head on the boat's prow(船头). In the early years of the Chinese Republic, Duan Wu was also celebrated as Poets' Day, due to Qu Yuan's status as China's first poet of personal renown(名声名望). Today, people eat bamboo-wrapped steamed glutinous(粘的) rice dumplings called zongzi (the food originally intended to feed the fish) and race dragon boats in memory of Qu's dramatic death.
