新年故事英文演讲稿

新年故事英文演讲稿

导语：新年，即一年的第一天，为世界多数国家通行的节日。世界各国，特别是古代都有不同的日期，现代世界多数国家为公元制纪年的1月1日。现代将“元旦”称为公历新年，将“春节”称为农历新年。当日，人们会以各种不同的方式庆祝新年的到来。以下是XX整理新年故事英文演讲稿的资料，欢迎阅读参考。

Dear teachers and dear students, good evening:

This evening we are all gathered together to make the evening full of poetic expression. What I bring to you today is a talk about ourselves.

Class 1, class 2 students do not know whether still remember the school organized us to see a "let life full of love" lecture. I don't know what you think and what inspires you. After I saw it, I felt deeply. Part of it comes from the lecture and the other half of it is the behavior of all of you. While I was watching, I looked around. I saw some classmates burying their heads, but some of them were laughing. I was so surprised and shocked that he was laughing.

Ha ha, I want to ask all of you are really funny?

Do you really think it's funny? Are you qualified to laugh? When you're laughing, you don't think about how you treat your parents in the real world. And how your parents treat you. Remember which lecture I told you about this story:

A little girl quarreled with her parents and ran away from home. He was cold and hungry in the middle of the night, but she would not go home. A good man gave her a bowl of noodles, and she fell on her knees and said, you are my benediction! You are better than my mother! The good Samaritan listens, but accuses the little girl to say: "the child! I'm not supposed to give you this bowl of noodles. I just gave you a bowl of noodles and you thanked me by saying how much your parents had given you! The children finally wake up, but my dear classmates, did you wake up? It's time for you to wake up. You're not kids anymore. I have seen a story like this:

A child in my village asked his grandmother for money. His grandma only asked, "what do you want the money for, son?" The child was angry. He took the brick and threatened to say, "get the money quickly, or I'll

kill you." Grandma took the money out of her pocket and gave it to the child, but the child took the money and went away. Leaving grandma alone and sobbing there alone. Maybe there are no such children among our classmates.

But there must be many students in the middle of the class who often contradict their parents and parents. Even some students help their parents to do a little thing, to the parents to pay. And it always feels right. Do you know that your hands are shaking when you take the money from your parents? I believe the chance of a quiver is one percent. But did my dear students ever see such a scene?

What was the first time a child had given his first salary to his mother? At that time, my mother was not only shaking hands, but even her face was crystal tears. Do you know why your mother shivers? It was her delight, her excitement, she was glad that her child had finally grown up, and she was excited that her child had finally grown up.

My dear students wake up! Don't sleep in your own dreams. Wake up early! Today is a happy day, I should