10分钟的英语演演讲稿同上

10分钟的英语演演讲稿同上
10分钟的英语演演讲稿
同上

10分钟的英语演演讲稿同上
十分钟的演讲稿有蛮长了----这个是温家宝总理在哈佛的演讲,名字叫把目光投向中国,供楼主参考
PREMIER WEN:
Mr.President,ladies and gentlemen.I would like to begin by sincerely thanking President Summers for his kind invitation.Harvard is a world famous institution of higher learning,attracting the best minds and bringing them up generation after generation.In its 367 years of history,Harvard has produced seven American presidents and more than 40 Nobel Laureates.You have reason to be proud of your university.It is my great pleasure today to stand on your rostrum and have this face-to-face exchange with you.I like young people very much.Because young people are always so energetic and they have the least conservative ideas,and they represent the future of our world.And this year during the outbreak of the SARS epidemic,I thought about the students.I cared a lot for them,and I wanted to gain strength from them.So that was why I went to our Tsinghua University to have lunch with them.And also I went to Beijing University and I had a chat with the students in the library.At that time probably you could not have imagined what an atmosphere we were in,but I felt that the young people were as hopeful as ever.They always dream about a beautiful future.They pointed to the trees outside the window and said to me,"People like to say that when all the leaves grow,when the tree becomes green all over,this crisis will be over.And they also said that they would all rather be the green leaves themselves,and they asked me,Premier,in this big tree,which part of the tree are you?I immediately replied,"I'm also one of the leaves like you."
I think the developments proved to be like they predicted.When spring came back,when the trees became green,this outbreak was driven away.
As the speaker today,of course I think I need to explain myself a little bit to my audience,and I owe you this because in this way we can have a heart-to-heart discussion.
As you know,as you probably know,I'm the son of a schoolteacher.I spent my childhood mostly in the smoke and fire of war.I was not as fortunate as you as a child.When Japanese aggressors drove all the people in my place to the Central Plaza,I had to huddle closely against my mother.Later on,my whole family and house were all burned up,and even the primary school that my grandpa built himself all went up in flames.In my work life,most of the time I worked in areas under the most harsh conditions in China.Therefore I know my country and my people quite well and I love them so deeply.
The title of my speech today is "Turning Your Eyes To China." China and the United States are far apart,and they differ,they differ greatly in the level of economic development and culture.[At this point a protester interrupted.]
Please allow me to continue with my speech.Ladies and gentlemen,I will not be disrupted.Because I'm deeply convinced that the 300 million American people do have friendly feelings towards the Chinese people.
And I'm deeply convinced the development and improvement of China-U.S.relations will not only serve the interests of our two peoples but is also conducive to peace and stability of the whole world.
I know that China and the United States are far apart geographically and they differ greatly in the level of economic development and a cultural background.I hope my speech will help increase our mutual understanding.
In order to understand the true China,a changing society full of promises,it is necessary to get to know her yesterday,her today,and her tomorrow.

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