中学生梦想英语演讲稿范文（通用3篇）

中学生梦想英语演讲稿范文（通用3篇）

中学生梦想英语演讲稿范文 篇1

我说到这个题目，大家一定想起了什么。没错，就是美国著名的解放黑奴的领袖马德路德金，他在一次解放黑人运动中做过一次非常著名的演讲，那就是《我有一个梦》。

经过无数个打破奴隶制的思想家、革命家、政治活动家和各类人士的努力，奴隶制终于在世界上被彻底打跨。美国总统奥巴马当选是奴隶制荡然无存的根本标志，虽然奴隶制离我们远去了，但是奴隶制的幽灵依然存在。它离我们很近，甚至就存在我们身上。这几天苏老师讲课，我回顾了一下，甚至觉得，苏老师讲的无论是口才树理论，还是一些方法和技巧是那么浅显，那么简单，因为苏老师所讲的没有一个是我们没有接触过的，但是苏老师成了功成名就的导师，而我们却一直以来在苦苦思索如何表达自己的心声——这就是奴隶制在我们身上存在形式。

如果把各位的状况做一个比喻，比喻的不太恰当——比喻成一个萝卜的话，放到雕刻师那里就成了造型各异的艺术品，会得到别人的赞美。如果把你或我比喻成一块玉石，在没有被雕刻前，就是一块石头，它的表面甚至还有一些肮胀不堪，没有人注意你，但一旦被雕刻，你就会闪闪发光，身价倍增。原因何在?你本来就有非常充实在的内容，没有一个很好的表达，你就得不到认可，这就是奴隶制在我们身上造成的恶果。奴隶制的幽灵束缚了我们的手脚，束缚了我们的嘴巴，还束缚了我们的心灵，这就是奴隶制的恶果，它让我们的心灵自卑。

大家想一想，当你自己不敢在大众面前演讲的时候，一个一个机会离我们远离。甚至我们会遗憾自责——就是因为我们不会很好的表达，归根到底，其实很简单，就是我们心理没有突破，心理障碍没有克服。

现在，我们可以告诉自己，虽然我们没有登上北大的百年讲堂，但是我们的脚已经踏上了北大的讲台。让我们从今天起调整自己的思想，突破自己，摆脱奴隶制的枷锁，如果说黑人奴隶制是外部因素，我们内心的奴性就是内部的因素。想要打破它，冰冻三尺非一日之寒，远在古代的楚国有个叫屈原的，他告诉我们：路漫漫其修远，我将上下而求索!

我有一个梦，那就是打破心灵的枷锁!我希望同学们一起互相交流，互相鞭策，用我们共同的力量，打破这个枷锁。我相信，通过我们的努力，来年我们再见面时，当我们打破这个枷锁之后，一定是一个新的你，新的我呈现在大家面前!

中学生梦想英语演讲稿范文 篇2

尊敬的：

每个人心中都会有一片纯洁的土地，土地上最珍贵的，莫过于自己的梦想，人们总是喜欢把梦想绑在心中，却不知应放飞梦想。

总是把梦想挂在口上，却整天无所事事的人，就象把心中的梦想牢牢的束缚在心中，不让它离开，也不让它实现;总是把梦想挂在口上，却不敢为之奋斗的人，就象把梦想高高的捧着，不敢高攀，也不愿放弃，总是把梦想挂在口上，却无力实现它的人，就象把梦想高高的挂在离心很远的地方，似乎触手可及，却只能望之兴叹。

我们要学习贝多芬，他拥有天赋，放飞了梦想，即使受到命运的折磨，安静的打击，他也不退缩，终成名家。我们要学习海伦·凯勒，她拥有毅力，放飞了梦想，即使受到命运的不公，黑暗的打击，她也不后退，终成名作。我们要学习霍金，他拥有才华，放飞了梦想，即使受到命运的偏心，瘫痪的打击，他也不屈服，终成名师。

成功永远不属于那些只会把梦想挂在口上，把双手插在口袋里的人。上帝是公平的，他让饥饿的人有肉吃，让身体瘦弱的人懂得锻炼的重要，给了每一只丑小鸭做白天鹅的梦想，也给了人们一架通往梦想名叫机遇的梯子，不管你攀登的技术是好是坏，但有一点值得记住，双手插在口袋里的人是永远也爬不上去的。

获得成功的前提是把握住机遇，把握住机遇的前提是不要把双手插在口袋里，让我们伸出双手，解开对梦想的束缚，放飞梦想，并为之而努力吧!

谢谢大家!

中学生梦想英语演讲稿范文 篇3

I woke up and looked at my watch. Oh my god, it’s 7:30 already! I have to get up at once otherwise I’ll be late. Today I’ll take the Australian athletes as a tour guide around Beijing, and I’m going to be the interpreter at the Beijing Olympic Games opening ceremony tomorrow. This has always been a dream of mine since Beijing won the bid of the Olympics, and now the dream has finally come true—I have already become a successful interpreter. And today is another important day of my interpreting career. I’m a little nervous but, of course, very excited. Here goes my plan for today:

Well, our first destination is, surely, the landmark of Beijing, the symbol of the 5000 years’ civilization—the Forbidden City—where the emperors and empresses of the Ming and Qing Dynasties lived, and it’s really grand. It was renovated recently because of the coming Olympics.

The second place we are going to is the Great Wall. This is the only building, I hear, that can been seen from the moon, and it represents the diligence and the wisdom of whole Chinese nation.

Now, it’s time for lunch. We plan to have What? You say ”Beijing Duck”? Yeah, right you are! We’ll come back to the center of Beijing, and we’ll have dinner at “Quanjude” restaurant. You can enjoy the most delicious Chinese food—Beijing Duck, and you must be very pleased to hear this! Then I’ll show you around the Summer Palace. It’s the royal garden for the emperors and empresses of the Qing Dynasty to pass the hot summers.

After visiting those historical places, you’ll surely be impressed by the long-lasting history of our great country. At the same time, during the journey of moving from one place of interest to another, we won’t miss having a glance of Beijing’s modern civilization. The skyscrapers, beautiful avenues and advanced facilities must also catch your eyes. And we’ll also have a chance to experience Beijing’s fast development in person. We’ll do some shopping at the shopping center near the Olympics Village. You can buy everything there of course except guns and drugs which are seriously forbidden in China. To see is to believe. What you see and experience will be strong prove of your choice to Beijing, China!

That’s all about my plan for the day. What do you think of it, my friends? Today, I’m very proud to be here to give a speech about a dream, a dream for which we worked together for nine years or even more. As Beijing becomes the host city of the 29th Olympic Games, every Beijinger cares for the environment and good manners and behaviors much more than before. Now Beijing has already made herselves’ dream come true. So I must work harder to catch up with her steps. Knowing the hardness of making a dream into reality, I need to do my best at every side of my work, so then I believe my little dream—to be an interpreter—will definitely be realized someday in the future!

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