关于中国的英语演讲稿三四分钟

关于中国的英语演讲稿三四分钟Title: My Wonderful China
Hello everyone! I'm so glad to be here today to talk about China. You know, China is just like a huge and magical box, filled with all kinds of surprises.
I remember once, I went on a trip to a small village in China with my friend Tom. We were both really excited about this adventure. When we got there, the first thing that caught our eyes was this big old tree right in the middle of the village square. It was like the guardian of the village.
We met an old grandpa sitting under the tree. He was wearing this really traditional blue cotton jacket. Tom, being the curious guy he is, went up to the grandpa and said, "Grandpa, this village is so beautiful. Can you tell us something about it?" The grandpa just smiled, his eyes full of kindness. He said, "Well, young man, this village has a long history. My family has been living here for generations."
As we walked around the village, we saw these women sitting outside their houses, making handicrafts. They were chatting and laughing while their nimble fingers were busy at work. One of the women, Aunt Li, waved at us and said, "Come and have a look, kids. These are all traditional things we make here." We went closer and saw all these amazing little things, like hand - embroidered handkerchiefs with beautiful flower patterns.
Then we went to the local market. Oh, it was so lively! There were people everywhere, bargaining for fresh vegetables and fruits. I saw a little boy trying to convince his mom to buy him a big bunch of candied haws. He said, "Mom, look at these candied haws. They are so shiny and delicious. Just one bunch, please." His mom just shook her head and said, "You've had too much sweet stuff already." But finally, she couldn't resist the little boy's pleading eyes and bought him a small bunch. It was really a cute scene.
China is not just about big cities with skyscrapers. These small villages also show the real charm of China. Everywhere you go, you can feel the warmth of the people, the rich culture and the long - standing traditions.
I think China is like a big family. Everyone here has their own story, and they are all connected in some way. Just like in that small village, the grandpa, Aunt Li, the little boy and his mom, they all made up this beautiful picture of China. And I'm proud to be a part of this big family.
So that's my China. A place full of stories, laughter and warm - hearted people. Thanks for listening!。