篇一：反对性别歧视的演讲稿
艾玛沃特森联合国演讲：谈性别歧视
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IwasappointedasgoodwillambassadorforUNwomensixmonthsago.AndmoreIhavespokenaboutfeminism.ThemoreIhaverealizedthatfightingforwomen’srightshastoooftenbecomesynonymouswithman-hating.IfthereisonethingIknowforcertain.Itisthatthishastostop.
Fortherecord,feminismbydefinitionisthebeliefthatmenandwomenshouldhaveequalrightsandopportunities.Itisthetheoryofthepolitical,economicandsocialequallyofthesexes.Istartedquestioninggender-basedassumptionsalongtimeago.
WhenIwas8,Iwasconfusedbeingcalled“bossy”,becauseIwantedtodirecttheplaysweshouldputonforourparents.Buttheboyswerenot.WhenIwas14,Istartedbeingsexualizedbycertainelementsofmedia.WhenIwas15,mygirlfriendsstarteddroppingoutoftheirsportsteams.Becausetheydidn’twanttoappear“muscly”.WhenIwas18,mymalefriendswereunabletoexpresstheirfeelings.IdecidedthatIwasafeminist.Andthisseemeduncomplicatedtome.
Butmyrecentresearchhasshownmethatfeminismhasbecomeanunpopularword.Womenarechoosingnottoidentifyasfeminists.ApparentlyIamamongtheranksofwomenwhoseexpressionsareseenastoostrong,too1aggressive,isolating,andanti-men,unattractiveeven.Whyhasthewordbecomesuchanuncomfortableone?
IamfromBritain.AndIthinkitisrightIampaidthesameasmymalecounterparts.IthinkitisrightthatIshouldbeabletomakedecisionsaboutmyownbody.Ithinkitisrightthatwomenbeinvolvedonmybehalfinthepoliticsanddecision-makingofmylife.IthinkitisrightthesociallyIamaffordedthesamerespectasmen.Butsadly,Icansaythatthereisnoonecountryintheworldwhereallwomencanexpecttoreceivetheserights.Nocountryintheworldcanyetsaytheyhaveachievedgenderequality.TheserightsIconsidertobehumanrights,butIamoneoftheluckyones.Mylifeisasheerprivilege.Becausemyparentsdidn’tlovemelessbecauseIwasbornadaughter.MyschooldidnotlimitmebecauseIwasagirl.Mymentorsdidn’tassumeIwouldgolessfar,becauseImightgivebirthtoachildoneday.TheseinfluenceswerethegenderequalityambassadorsthatmademewhoIamtoday.Theymaynotknowit.Buttheyaretheinadvertentfeministswhowerechangingtheworldtoday.Weneedmoreofthose.Andifyoustillhatetheword,itisnotthewordthatisimportant;itistheideaandtheambitionbehindit.BecausenotallwomenhavereceivedthesamerightsthatIhave.Infact,statistically,veryfewhavebeen.
In1997,HilaryClintonmadeafamousspeechinBeijingaboutwomen’srights.Sadly,manyofthethingsshewantedtochangearestilltruetoday.Butwhatstoodoutformethemostwasthelessthan30percentoftheaudiencewasmale.Howcanweaffectchangeintheworld,whenonlyhalfofitisinvited,orfeel2welcometoparticipateintheconversation
Men–Iwouldliketotakethisopportunitytoextendyourformalinvitation.Genderequalityisyourissuetoo.Becausetodate,I’veseenmyfather’sroleasaparentbeingvaluedlessbysociety,despitemyneedinghispresenceasachildasmuchasmymother’s.I’veseenyoungmensufferingfrommentalillnessunabletoaskforhelpforfearitwouldmakethemlessofmanorlessof“macho”.Infact,intheUKsuicideisthebiggestkillerofmenbetween20-49,eclipsingroadaccidents,cancerandcoronaryheartdisease.I’veseenmenmadefragileandinsecurebyadistortedsenseofwhatconstitutesmalesuccess.Mendon’thavethebenefitsofequalityeither.Wedon’toftentalkaboutmenbeingimprisonedbygenderstereotypes,butIcanseethattheyare.Andwhentheyarefree,thingswillchangeforwomenasanaturalconsequence.Ifmendon’thavetobeaggressiveinordertobeaccepted.Womenwon’tfeelcompelledtobesubmissive.Ifmendon’thavetocontrol,womenwon’thavetobecontrolled.Bothmenandwomenshouldfeelfreetobesensitive.Bothmenandwomenshouldfeelfreetobestrong.Itistimethatweallperceivegenderonaspectrum,insteadoftwosetsofappraisingideals.Ifwestopdefiningeachotherbywhatwearenot,andstartdefiningourselvesbywhoweare,wecanallbefreerandthisiswhat“HeforShe”isabout.It’saboutfreedom.Iwantmentotakeupthismantle.Sotheirdaughters,sistersandmotherscanbefreefromprejudice.Butalso,sothattheirsonshavepermissiontobevulnerableandhumantoo.Reclaimthosepartsofthemselvestheyabandoned,andindoingso,beamoretrueandcompleteversionof3themselves.
YoumightbethinkingwhoisthisHarryPottergirlAndwhatisshedoingspeakingintheUNAndit’sreallyagoodquestionIhavebeenaskingmyselfthesamething.AllIknowisIcareaboutthisproblem.AndIwanttomakeitbetter.AndhavingseenwhatI’veseen—andgiventhechance,Ifeelitismyresponsibilitytosaysomething.StatesmanEdmundBurkesaid:“Allthatisneededfortheforcesofeviltotriumphisforgoodmenandwomentodonothing.”Inmynervousnessforthisspeech,andinmymomentsofdoubt,I’vetoldmyselffirmly,ifnotme,whoIfnotnow,whenIfyouhavesimilardoubtswhenopportunitiesarepresentedtoyou,Ihopethatthosewordswillbehopeful.Becausetherealityisthatifwedonothingitwouldtake75years,orformetobenearlyahundredbeforewomencanexpecttobepaidthesameasmenforthesamework.15.5milliongirlswillbemarriedinthenext16yearsaschildren.Andatcurrentrates,itwon’tbeuntil2086,beforeallruralAfricangirlscanhaveasecondaryeducation.
Ifyoubelieveinequality,youmightbeoneofthoseinadvertentfeministsthatIspokeofearlier.Andforthis,Iapplaudyou.Wearestrugglingforaunitingworld,butthegoodnewsisthatwehaveaunitingmovement.Itiscalled“HeforShe”.Iaminvitingyoutostepforward,tobeseenandaskyourself.Ifnotme,whoIfnotnow,whenThankyouverymuch.
附中文：
六个月前，我被任命为联合国妇女亲善大使。
而随着我谈论女权主义越多，我越发现，“争取女性权益”太容易被当作是“憎恨男人”的同义词。如果说有4一件事是我确实知道的，那就是，这样的误解必须停止。
必须郑重声明，女权主义的定义是：“相信男性和女性应该拥有平等权利和机会.它是性别间政治、经济和社会平等的理论。”
8岁时，我开始质疑某些基于性别的假设。
我不明白，为什么我想在为家长“微博”上演的戏剧里担任导演，就会被说成“专横”，而男孩们则不会;
14岁时，我开始被媒体报道的某些元素性别化;
15岁时，我的女性朋友们开始退出各自的运动队，因为她们不希望显得“肌肉发达”;
18岁时，我的男性朋友们无法表达他们的感受。
我认为自己是一名女权主义者，这(身份认定)对我来说并不难.但我最近的调查发现，女权主义已经成为一个不受欢迎的词。
显然，我成了那些言辞看起来过于强势、过于激进、孤立、反男性、不吸引人的女性行列中的一员。
为什么这个词如此令人不安?
我来自英国，我认为身为女性，我应该和男性同行获得一样的报酬.。我认为我应该自己为自己的身体做决定。我认为应该有女性代表我参与政治，以及我的国家的决策制定。我认为在社会上，我应该和男性获得相同的尊重。但遗憾的是，世界上没有一个国家能使所有的女性都能获得上述权利。
世界上没有一个国家能说，他们已经实现了性别平等。
这些权利，我认为是每个人都该享有，然而(事实是)我只是众多幸运儿中的一个.我的生活是完完全全的特例，因为我的父母没有因为我生为女儿而减少对我的爱，我的学校没有因为我是女孩而限制我，我的导师没有因为我将来可能5要生孩子而认为我会走不远。这些影响了我的人，都是性别平等大使，是他们造就了今天的我。他们也许并不知道，但他们是无心的女权主义者。而我们现在，则需要更多这样的人。所以，如果你仍然憎恨这个词——重要的不是这个词，而是它背后的想法和抱负。因为并不是所有女性都能够享有我所拥有的权利。事实上，从统计数据看，真的非常少。
1997年，希拉里克林顿在北京做了一个关于女性权益的着名演讲。很遗憾，很多她希望改变的事实今天仍存在。
我注意到，听众里只有30%是男性。当只有世界上的一半的人参与并融入这场对话时，我们怎么可能做出影响世界的改变?
男人们——我希望利用这个机会正式的邀请你们加入。性别平等也与你们有关。
因为到目前为止，我看到，我父亲作为家长所发挥的作用被社会所低估，虽然作为孩子，我所需要的他的陪伴和我需要母亲的一样多。
我看到，年轻男性因为害怕自己显得不够“男子汉大丈夫”，从而在承受心理困扰时窘于寻求帮助——事实上，在英国，自杀已经是20-49岁男性的第一死亡原因，比交通事故、癌症和冠心病造成的死亡都多。我看到，男人因为对男性成功的扭曲理解而感到脆弱和不安全。性别不平等对男性也没有好处。
我们并不常谈及男人因为性别刻板印象而入狱，不过我可以看到，事情真是这样。并且当他们自由时，女性的境遇也会自然发生变化。
如果男性不再为了被认可而变得强势好斗，女性也不会再感到被迫逆来顺受。如果男性不再被迫掌控一切，女性也不会再被迫受掌控。
男人和女人都可以敏感;男人和女人都可以强壮……是时候把性别理解为6光谱，而不是南辕北辙的两派。
如果我们不再把对方定义为自己的对立面，而是把对方定义为我们的一员——我们都会更加自由.这就是“他为她”运动所倡导的`，这就是自由。
我希望男性负起这个责任。这样他们的女儿、姐妹和母亲都能够拥有免于偏见的自由，同时，他们的儿子也能被允许脆弱和感性——拥有这些他们曾经摈弃的特质，他们才是更真实和完整的自己。
你可能会想，这个从《哈利波特》里走出的姑娘是谁她在联合国的讲台上做什么这是一个好问题。相信我，我也问过自己相同的问题。我不知道我是否够格站在这里。我所知道的是我关心这个问题.我希望它能变好。
同时，因为我目睹过那些事情——并且我又有机会——我感到自己有责任说些什么.英国政治家埃德蒙德?伯克曾说：“恶势力要想取胜很容易，只要足够多的、善良的男人和女人们什么都不做就可以了。”
当我为这次演讲感到紧张和疑虑时，我坚定的告诉自己——如果不是我，那又该是谁;如果不是现在，那又该是何时?如果当你面对机会时也有类似的疑虑，希望这些话能对你有所帮助。
因为现实是，如果我们什么也不做，那么女性实现与男性同工同酬需要花上75年，而要我说，这恐怕得花上几乎一百年。1550万女孩会在未来16年被迫童婚。同时，按现在的发展速度，在2086年以前，非洲农村都无法实现所有女孩都能接受中等教育。
如果你相信平等，你可能是我前头说到的那些无心的女权主义者的一员。
为此，我为你鼓掌喝彩。
我们正在努力争取一个团结的世界，好消息是，我们已经有了一个团结的运动。它叫做“他为她”。我邀请你站出来，展示自己，畅所欲言，成为一个为女性权益奋斗的男性。以及，问自己：如果不是我，那又该是谁;如果不是现在，那又该是何时!
谢谢。
篇二：反对性别歧视的演讲稿
TED演讲年龄歧视，正在毁掉这?代年轻?也许正直青春的孩?会?所畏惧，可到了25之后，不少?却会逐渐?出?丝对年龄的恐惧——我们害怕脸上的细纹，害怕时间?得飞快，害怕来不及做很多事情。?今天的主讲?Ashton??，正是希望通过这次TED演讲呼吁?们战胜恐惧，?动起来，反对最后?种社会习以为常的偏见。她说：衰?不是?个需要解决的问题，也不是?种需要治疗的疾病。衰?是?然的、有?的、终?的进程，它将我们联结在?起。演说者：AshtonApplewhite演说题?：让我们?起终结年龄歧视中英?对照翻译Whatsonethingthateverypersoninthisroomisgoingtobecome?Older.Andmostofusarescaredstiffattheprospect.Howdoesthatwordmakeyoufeel?Iusedtofeelthesameway.WhatwasImostworriedabout?Endingupdroolinginsomegriminstitutionalhallway.在座的每个?都会变成什么样？变?。?且?多数??想到变?就吓坏了。这个词会让你产?怎样的感觉呢？我过去也有这样的感受。我曾经最担?的是什么呢？最终在养?院阴冷的?廊上流着??。AndthenIlearnedthatonlyfourpercentofolderAmericansarelivinginnursinghomes,andthepercentageisdropping.WhatelsewasIworriedabout?Dementia.Turnsoutthatmostofuscanthinkjustfinetotheend.Dementiaratesaredropping,too.Therealepidemicisanxietyovermemoryloss.之后我了解到只有4％的美国?年?，居住在养?院。?且这个百分?正在下降。我还曾担?过什么呢？失智症。其实?多数?在去世前保持着正常的思考能?。失智症的?例也在下降。真正的流?病是我们对失忆的焦虑。Ialsofiguredthatoldpeopleweredepressedbecausetheywereoldandtheyweregoingtodiesoon.Itturnsoutthatthelongerpeoplelive,thelesstheyfeardying,andthatpeoplearehappiestatthebeginningsandtheendoftheirlives.同时，我发现??们是抑郁沮丧的。因为他们?了，?且很快就会去世了。其实?活的越长，越?惧死亡。?且?们在?命最初和最末的阶段是最开?的。ItscalledtheU-curveofhappiness,anditsbeenborneoutbydozensofstudiesaroundtheworld.YoudonthavetobeaBuddhistorabillionaire.Thecurveisafunctionofthewayagingitselfaffectsthebrain.这被称作U型幸福曲线。这个结论是由全世界许多研究产?的。你不需要是佛教徒或者亿万富翁。这个曲线说明了年龄??对?脑的影响作?。SoIstartedfeelingalotbetteraboutgettingolder,andIstartedobsessingaboutwhysofewpeopleknowthesethings.Thereasonisageism:discriminationandstereotypingonthebasisofage.Weexperienceitanytimesomeoneassumesweretoooldforsomething,insteadoffindingoutwhoweareandwhatwerecapableof,ortooyoung.所以我开始对变?的观感没那么负?了。然?我开始困扰为什么很少?明?这些道理。原因是：年龄主义。针对年龄的歧视和刻板印象。每时每刻都有?认为我们太?了，不再适合做很多事情了。?不是了解清楚我们是怎样的?，我们的能?如何。?或者是太年轻了以?于扛不起某些事。Ageismcutsbothways.All-ismsaresociallyconstructedideas--racism,sexism,homophobia--andthatmeanswemakethemup,andtheycanchangeovertime.Alltheseprejudicespitusagainsteachothertomaintainthestatusquo,likeautoworkersintheUScompetingagainstautoworkersinMexicoinsteadoforganizingforbetterwages.年龄主义对两??都有影响。所有「主义」都是社会建构的观念——种族主义，性别歧视主义，同性恋恐惧症。这意味着我们创造了这些观念，?且它们能随时间改变。所有这些偏见使我们针锋相对，只为维持现状。就像美国的汽车??和墨西哥的汽车??互相竞争，?不是联合起来，争取更?的薪酬。
和墨西哥的汽车??互相竞争，?不是联合起来，争取更?的薪酬。WeknowitsnotOKtoallocateresourcesbyraceorbysex.WhyshoulditbeOKtoweightheneedsoftheyoungagainsttheold?Allprejudicerelieson"othering"--seeingagroupofpeopleasotherthanourselves:otherrace,otherreligion,othernationality.Thestrangethingaboutageism:thatotherisus.我们知道不能根据种族或性别分配资源，那为什么要将年轻?和年长者的需求对?看待呢？所有的偏见都来?于“他者”-将?群?视为「他者」，跟我们??区别。他们来?其它的种族，宗教信仰，国籍。关于年龄主义，有件很奇怪的事情是：我们终将成为「他者」。Ageismfeedsondenial--ourreluctancetoacknowledgethatwearegoingtobecomethatolderperson.Itsdenialwhenwetrytopassforyoungerorwhenwebelieveinanti-agingproducts,orwhenwefeellikeourbodiesarebetrayingus,simplybecausetheyarechanging.Whyonearthdowestopcelebratingtheabilitytoadaptandgrowaswemovethroughlife?年龄主义建?在否认之上-我们不愿意承认，我们终有?天也将成为??。我们假装??还年轻，我们相信抗衰?产品，我们感觉?体背叛了??，其实只是因为?体衰?了。我们究竟为什么不再赞美??在展?进??命新阶段时适应成长状语从句：的能?呢？Whyshouldagingwellmeanstrugglingtolookandmovelikeyoungerversionsofourselves?Itsembarrassingtobecalledoutasolderuntilwequitbeingembarrassedaboutit,anditsnothealthytogothroughlifedreadingourfutures.Thesoonerwegetoffthishamsterwheelofagedenial,thebetteroffweare.为什么变?意味着努?保持年轻时的容貌，像年轻时?样?动？被别?称作?年?是件很尴尬的事情，除?我们不再因为衰??感到难为情。?且对未来感到恐惧也不是健康的?活?式。我们越早放下对衰?循环般的恐惧，我们的?活就会越好。Stereotypesarealwaysamistake,ofcourse,butespeciallywhenitcomestoage,becausethelongerwelive,themoredifferentfromoneanotherwebecome.Right?Thinkaboutit.Andyet,wetendtothinkofeveryoneinaretirementhomeasthesameage:old--当然，刻板印象总是?个错误，但特别是到了?定年龄，因为我们越年长，就越来越不同于他?。对吗？想想看。但是我们还是倾向于认为养?院的所有?都是?样的年纪：?年?。whentheycanspanfourdecades.Canyouimaginethinkingthatwayaboutagroupofpeoplebetweentheagesof20and60?Whenyougettoaparty,doyouheadforpeopleyourownage?Haveyouevergrumbledaboutentitledmillennials?Haveyoueverrejectedahaircutorarelationshiporanoutingbecauseitsnotage-appropriate?尽管他们的年龄跨度有四?年。你能想像?这种?式来对待?群20岁到60岁之间的?吗？当你参加聚会的时候，是否会去寻找和你年纪相仿的?？你是否吐槽过千禧世代？你是否拒绝过?种发型，?段感情或者?次出游，因为年龄不合适？Foradults,theresnosuchthing.Allthesebehaviorsareageist.Wealldothem,andwecantchallengebiasunlesswereawareofit.Nobodysbornageist,butitstartsatearlychildhood,aroundthesametimeattitudestowardsraceandgenderstarttoform,becausenegativemessagesaboutlatelifebombardusfromthemediaandpopularcultureateveryturn.Right?Wrinklesareugly.Oldpeoplearepathetic.Itssadtobeold.对于成年?来说，这些事情不会发?。这些都是歧视年龄的?为。我们都有这些歧视?为。我们?法挑战这种偏见，除?我们认识到它的存在。没有?是天?的年龄歧视者，但年龄歧视在童年早期就已发?，在种族，性别意识产?的同时。因为关于?年的信息对我们进?狂轰滥炸，每时每刻都要来?媒体和流??化的轰炸。对吗？皱纹是丑的。?年?是可怜的。衰?令?悲伤。LookatHollywood.AsurveyofrecentBestPicturenominationsfoundthatonly12percentofspeakingornamedcharacterswereage60andup,andmanyofthemwereportrayedasimpaired.Olderpeoplecanbethemostageistofall,becausewevehadalifetimetointernalizethesemessagesandweveneverthoughttochallengethem.看看好莱坞，关于最佳影?提名的?项调查显?，影?中有12％的主要??是60岁以上的?年?，?且许多??被描绘成有缺陷的，受损害的。?年???可能是年龄歧视最强有?的?持者。因为我们有??的时间来内化这些歧视的信息，?且从未想过要挑战它们。
息，?且从未想过要挑战它们。Ihadtoacknowledgeitandstopcolluding."Seniormoment"quips,forexample:IstoppedmakingthemwhenitdawnedonmethatwhenIlostthecarkeysinhighschool,Ididntcallita"juniormoment."我不得不承认?且退出这种集体歧视。?如说：?糊涂。我不再使?这些讽刺性的词语，因为我发现当我在?中丢失了车钥匙的时候，我并没有将它称为「青年?的糊涂」。Istoppedblamingmysorekneeonbeing64.Myotherkneedoesnthurt,anditsjustasold.Weareallworriedaboutsomeaspectofgettingolder,whetherrunningoutofmoney,gettingsick,endingupalone,andthosefearsarelegitimateandreal.我不再将膝盖疼归归于64岁?龄，我的另?个膝盖并不疼，但它也?样变?了。我们都会对变?的某些??感到担忧，也许是经济上的困难，也许是疾病，孤?终?，?且这些恐惧都是合情合理的，真实存在的。Butwhatneverdawnsonmostofusisthattheexperienceofreachingoldagecanbebetterorworsedependingonthecultureinwhichittakesplace.Itisnothavingavaginathatmakeslifeharderforwomen.Itssexism.但是我们?多数?没有发现的是，衰?的过程是幸福还是痛苦，取决于你所属的?化。并不是阴道让?性的?活更加艰难。是性别歧视。Itsnotlovingamanthatmakeslifeharderforgayguys.Itshomophobia.Anditisnotthepassageoftimethatmakesgettingoldersomuchharderthanithastobe.Itisageism.Whenlabelsarehardtoreadortheresnohandrailorwecantopenthedamnjar,weblameourselves,ourfailuretoagesuccessfully,insteadoftheageismthatmakesthosenaturaltransitionsshamefulandthediscriminationthatmakesthosebarriersacceptable.并不是同性之爱让男同志的?活更加困苦。是同性恋恐惧症。并不是时间的流逝让衰?更加艰?。是年龄歧视。当我们很难看清标签的时候，或者是没有栏杆的时候，或者是打不开可恶的罐头时，我们谴责??，我们把失败归于年龄，?不是归于年龄歧视，它使?羞辱于年龄的?然更替。也没有归于于年龄歧视，它让?们接受这些壁垒。Youcantmakemoneyoffsatisfaction,butshameandfearcreatemarkets,andcapitalismalwaysneedsnewmarkets.Whosayswrinklesareugly?Themulti-billion-dollarskincareindustry.WhosaysperimenopauseandlowTandmildcognitiveimpairmentaremedicalconditions?Thetrillion-dollarpharmaceuticalindustry.你?法从?们对?活的满?感中赚钱，但是羞愧和恐惧能够创造市场，?且资本主义总是需要新的市场。谁说皱纹是丑陋的？那些价值数?亿美元的?肤保养产业这样说。谁说近更年期，睪丸素偏低，轻度认知障碍是医学上的疾病呢？这都是那些上万亿的制药产业说的。Themoreclearlyweseetheseforcesatwork,theeasieritistocomeupwithalternative,morepositiveandmoreaccuratenarratives.Agingisnotaproblemtobefixedoradiseasetobecured.Itisanatural,powerful,lifelongprocessthatunitesusall.我们越清楚这些?量如何运作，就越容易找到替代?法，找到更积极，准确的叙述?式。衰?不是?个需要解决的问题，也不是?种需要治疗的疾病。它是?然的，有?的，终?的进程，它将所有?联结在?起。Changingthecultureisatallorder,Iknowthat,butcultureisfluid.Lookathowmuchthepositionofwomenhaschangedinmylifetimeortheincrediblestridesthatthegayrightsmovementhasmadeinjustafewdecades,right?我知道改变?化是很困难的，但是?化是流动的。看看在我的??中，?性的地位得到了多么?的提升。或者是同志平权运动取得的惊?飞跃，仅仅发?在过去的??年中，对吗？Lookatgender.Weusedtothinkofitasabinary,maleorfemale,andnowweunderstanditsaspectrum.Itishightimetoditchtheold-youngbinary,too.Thereisnolineinthesandbetweenoldandyoung,afterwhichitsalldownhill.看看性别议题。我们以前认为性别是?元的，男性或?性，我们现在了解到性别是连续的光谱。现在也是时候抛弃??与年轻?的?元对?了。??与年轻?之间没有明确的分界线，这样想?切都容易多了。
Andthelongerwewaittochallengethatidea,themoredamageitdoestoourselvesandourplaceintheworld,likeintheworkforce,whereagediscriminationisrampant.InSiliconValley,engineersaregettingBotoxedandhair-pluggedbeforekeyinterviews--andtheseareskilledwhitemenintheir30s,soimaginetheeffectsfurtherdownthefoodchain.我们越晚挑战这个观点，它对我们??和我们在世界的定位就伤害越?。?如在?作场所，在那?年龄歧视猖獗
。在硅?，?程师打医疗美容针，做??植发，来迎接重要的?试。?且他们是技术?超的，三?多岁的??男性，所以可以想像?物链下游所受的影响。Thepersonalandeconomicconsequencesaredevastating.Notonestereotypeaboutolderworkersholdsupunderscrutiny.Companiesarentadaptableandcreativebecausetheiremployeesareyoung;theyreadaptableandcreativedespiteit.Companies--Weknowthatdiversecompaniesarentjustbetterplacestowork;theyworkbetter.Andjustlikeraceandsex,ageisacriterionfordiversity.个?的，经济上的后果是?常沉重的。现在许多关于?年?作者的刻板印象需要仔细斟酌。公司不会因为年轻员??具有适应能?和创造?。没有年轻员?，公司也能保有适应能?和创造?。公司──多元化的公司不仅是适合?作的地?，?且它们?作得更好。和种族，性别?样，年龄也是检验多样性的标准。Agrowingbodyoffascinatingresearchshowsthatattitudestowardsagingaffecthowourmindsandbodiesfunctionatthecellularlevel.Whenwetalktoolderpeoplelikethis(Speaksmoreloudly)orcallthem"sweetie"or"younglady"--itscalledelderspeak--theyappeartoinstantlyage,walkingandtalkinglesscompetently.Peoplewithmorepositivefeelingstowardsagingwalkfaster,theydobetteronmemorytests,theyhealquicker,andtheylivelonger.越来越多很有吸引?的研究显?，关于衰?的态度会在细胞层?上影响我们的?脑和?体的运作。当我们这样与?年?沟通（?量提?）
或者称他们为“亲爱的”或者「年轻的??」-这种沟通?式被称作「??语
」-他们似乎会?即衰?。步伐不再矫健，不再谈吐?信那些对衰?持有积极态度的?，他们?得更快，他们在记忆测试上的表现更好，他们康复得更快，?且他们活得更久。Evenwithbrainsfullofplaquesandtangles,somepeoplestayedsharptotheend.Whatdidtheyhaveincommon?Asenseofpurpose.Andwhatsthebiggestobstacletohavingasenseofpurposeinlatelife?Aculturethattellsusthatgettingoldermeansshufflingoffstage.ThatswhytheWorldHealthOrganizationisdevelopingaglobalanti-ageisminitiativetoextendnotjustlifespanbuthealthspan.即使是在充满了斑块和缠结的?脑?，有些?直到去世前头脑依然敏锐。他们有什么共同点呢？?标明确
。在晚年?活中，什么会严重阻碍?们保有?标呢？?种?化，认定衰?即?下??舞台。这是为什么世界卫?组织开展全球反对年龄歧视的倡议。不仅增加寿命，还能延续健康。Womenexperiencethedoublewhammyofageismandsexism,soweexperienceagingdifferently.Theresadoublestandardatworkhere--shocker--?性经历着双重打击，来?年龄主义和性别歧视主义，所以我们对衰?有不同的体会。这?运作着双重标准-震惊-thenotionthatagingenhancesmenanddevalueswomen.Womenreinforcethisdoublestandardwhenwecompetetostayyoung,anotherpunishingandlosingproposition.Doesanywomaninthisroomreallybelievethatsheisalesserversion--lessinteresting,lessfuninbed,lessvaluable--thanthewomansheoncewas?衰?让男性增值，却使?性贬值。当?性争着保持年轻的时候，这样的双重标准得以增强。保持年轻是艰苦的，注定失败的想法。这个房间?难道真的有??相信衰?后的她了成为次等品──
不再有趣，不再性感，不再有价值──和年轻时的她相?起来？Thisdiscriminationaffectsourhealth,ourwell-beingandourincome,andtheeffectsaddupovertime.Theyarefurthercompoundedbyraceandbyclass,whichiswhy,everywhereintheworld,thepoorestofthepoorareoldwomenofcolor.这样的歧视影响着我们的健康，我们的幸福和收?，?且影响与?俱增。种族和阶级因素使这种歧视雪上加霜，这就是为什么在世界上每?个?落，最穷的?往往是有??种的?年妇?。Whatsthetakeawayfromthatmap?By2050,oneoutoffiveofus,almosttwobillionpeople,willbeage60andup.Longevityisafundamentalhallmarkofhumanprogress.Alltheseolderpeoplerepresentavastunprecedentedand
Longevityisafundamentalhallmarkofhumanprogress.Alltheseolderpeoplerepresentavastunprecedentedanduntappedmarket.我们能从这张地图上了解到什么知识呢？到2050年，五个?中就会有?个，?概总计??亿?，是60岁以上的?年?。长寿是?类进步的重要标志。年长者代表着?个巨?的，史?前例的，从未被牵涉的市场。Andyet,capitalismandurbanizationhavepropelledagebiasintoeverycorneroftheglobe,fromSwitzerland,whereeldersfarethebest,toAfghanistan,whichsitsatthebottomoftheGlobalAgeWatchIndex.Halfoftheworldscountriesarentmentionedonthatlistbecausewedontbothertocollectdataonmillionsofpeoplebecausetheyrenolongeryoung.然?，资本主义和城市化把年龄偏见推进到世界的每?个?落，从瑞?，在那??年?得到了最好的照顾，到阿财汗，在全球?年观察指数中垫底。世界上近半数的国家没有出现在排?榜中，因为我们不屑于收集进两百万?的数据，因为他们不再年轻。Almosttwo-thirdsofpeopleover60aroundtheworldsaytheyhavetroubleaccessinghealthcare.Almostthree-quarterssaytheirincomedoesntcoverbasicserviceslikefood,water,electricity,anddecenthousing.Isthistheworldwewantourchildren,whomaywelllivetobeahundred,toinherit?Everyone--allages,allgenders,allnationalities--isoldorfuture-old,andunlessweputanendtoit,ageismwilloppressusall.Andthatmakesitaperfecttargetforcollectiveadvocacy.在全球60岁以上的?年?中，近三分之?认为他们获得医疗卫?服务是困难的。进四分之三的?年?认为他们的收??法?付基本?活费?，?如?物，?，电和像样的住房。这真的是我们想让?孙后代继承的世界吗？他们可能会活到100多岁。每个?不分年龄，性别，国籍，已衰?或终将衰?，如果我们不终结它，年龄歧视将会压迫我们每?个?。这让它成为了集体倡议的最佳?标。Whyaddanother-ismtothelistwhensomany,racisminparticular,calloutforaction?Heresthething:wedonthavetochoose.Whenwemaketheworldabetterplacetogrowoldin,wemakeitabetterplaceinwhichtobefromsomewhereelse,tohaveadisability,tobequeer,tobenon-rich,tobenon-white.为什么?把?个「主义」加?到?争的?列中？特别是种族歧视主义，还没有得到彻底根除。事情是这样的：我们不需要进?选择。当我们把世界变成适合?年?居住的地?，我们也把它变成了适合他?居住的地?，适宜残疾?居住，适宜与众不同的，贫困的，甚?是有??种居住。Andwhenweshowupatallagesforwhatevercausemattersmosttous--savethewhales,savethedemocracy--wenotonlymakethateffortmoreeffective,wedismantleageismintheprocess.当我们在不同年龄阶段，为其它重要的事情奋?时-拯救海豚，拯救民主-我们不仅使那个倡议更加有效，同时也解决了年龄歧视的问题。Longevityisheretostay.Amovementtoendageismisunderway.Iminit,andIhopeyouwilljoinme.Thankyou.Letsdoit!Letsdoit!长寿现象将?直存在，终结年龄歧视的运动正在开展。我?处其中，希望你能加?这项运动。谢谢。让我们?起?动起来吧！
篇三：反对性别歧视的演讲稿
性别歧视中英演讲稿11篇
Thewaytoworld’sfuture-lowcarbonlife“low-carbon”isoneofthemostpopularbuzz-wordsinthisyear.NotonlyChinabutallcountriesfocusonthetopicof“low-carbon”.
Here，I’dliketosharemyownexperienceabroadwithyou.Severalyearsago，IwasveryluckytohaveanopportunitytoliveintheAustraliaabouthalfamonth.Duringthattime，NotonlydidIenjoythebeautifulnaturalscenerythere，butalsoIappreciatedthepeople’sactivewayofprotectingtheirenvironment.Now，whenevertheenvironmentprotectionismentioned，thebeautifulsceneryofAustraliawillariseinmymind，whitecloudsflyingacrossthebluesky，greengrassplotsprinkledwithcolorfulflowersandlovelysquirrelsplayinghappilyamongthetrees.
AsacitizenofChina，ifeveryonecanactivelyprotecttheenvironmentinourdailylifeandifwewouldliketoreduceourcarbonfootprint，thesceneryofbluesky，greengrassandlovelyanimalsinAustraliawillappearinChina，eveninHeFei.ButItotallysupporttheview，thatistosay，Emotionwithoutactionisirrelevant！
Doyouunplugelectronicsafteryouusethem?Doyouswitchoffeverythingbeforeyougotosleep?DoyouadjustyourTVscreenabitdimmerto
saveenergy?Doyoure-usewaterfordifferentactivitiesaroundthehouse?Eachoftheseseeminglyinsignificantadjustmentsinyourdailylifecanmakeadifferenceinsavingtheenvironmentoftomorrow.
Weallknowthatnothingismorefortablethansittinginthewarmthofaheartedcarwhileit’ssnowingandhailingoutsideinthefreezingcold。Butwithglobalwarmingandevenglobalcoolingingmorepressingbytheday，nottomentionyourownhealth，takeawalk，rideabike，reduceyourcarbonfootprintontheenvironment.Itissaidthattinystreamscanbebinedintoavastocean，smalltreescanbeanimmenseforest，andeverylittlemakesamickle.
“low-carbon”isnotjustabuzz-wordbutagoalthatpeoplefromallovertheworldwannaget.So，reducecarbonfootprint！
Reducedamage！
Saveenergy！
Savetheworld！
Thanksforyourlistening.
Onearth，excepthumanbeings，whatelse?Yes，thereareanimal.Butafterseveralyears，animalnumbersdecreasedgradually.Humanbeingshavenoregardanimalasafriend?
Animalandhumanshouldbegoodfriends，butwhyanimalandhumanenemies?Isbecausepeopledon"tsendintheeyesoftheanimal.Suchasthecow.Withcowdairyproductionsuchashuman，cowmilkcannottime，humanswillputthecowtobrutallykill.Cow"smilk，willnotbereleased?Thecowisalsoavividlifeah！
Inrecentyearsthe"plague，AIDS，madcowdisease，avianflu"，theseareaharbinger
ofanimalwhorespond！
Themeetinghasalsohadthethirdworldwar?Ourancestorsisananimal！
Ifhumanbeingsdon"tstopthiskillingtheanimalbehavior，isthemotherofourareaheavyblowah！
Homewedon"tdamageanimalnow，sotheycanfeelateasetoanimalreproduction.Animalfriends，alsohaveapieceofbluesky，letthebirdflyfreely；
totheanimalapieceofgreengrass，letthecattleandsheeprunningmerrily；
alsoaworldofwatersanimal，allowtheanimaltobelightofheartfromcaretoswimintheocean.Perhaps，thiscansootheanimalwerewoundedsoul.Animaloriginallybad，buthumandestructionoftheirhomes，thesearejusttheireffectsonhuman"revenge".
Friends，letusworktogethertoprotectanimal！
IamChinese.IamproudofbeingaChinesewithfivethousandyearsofcivilizationbehind.I"velearnedaboutthefourgreatinventionsmadebyourforefathers.I"velearnedabouttheGreatWallandtheYangtzeRiver.I"velearnedaboutZhangHengandI"velearnedaboutZhengHe.WhosaystheYellowRiverCivilizationhasvanished?
Iknowthatmyancestorshavemademiraclesonthisfertilelandandwe"restillmakingmiracles.Whocanignorethefactthatwehaveestablishedourselvesasagreatstateintheworld，thatwehavedevisedourownnuclearweapons，thatwehavesuccessfullysentoursatellitesintospace，andthatourGNPranksNo.7intheworld?Wehave
experiencedtheplundersbyothernations，andwehaveexperiencedthewar.Yet，basedonsuchruins，therestillstandsournation__China，unyieldingandunconquerable！
IoncecameacrossanAmericantourist.Shesaid，“Chinahasahistoryoffivethousandyears，buttheUSonlyhasahistoryof200years.Fivethousandyearsago，Chinatooktheleadintheworld，andnowitistheUSthatisleading.”Myheartwasdeeplytouchedbythesewords.Itistruethatwe"restilladevelopingnation，butitdoesn"tmeanthatwecandespiseourselves.Wehavesuchalong-standinghistory，wehavesuchabundantresources，wehavesuchintelligentanddiligentpeople，andwehaveenoughtobeproudof.Wehavereasonstosayproudly：wearesuretotaketheleadintheworldinthefutureagain，forourproblemsarebig，butourambitionisevenbigger，ourchallengesaregreat，butourwillisevengreater.
IamChinese.Ihaveinheritedblackhairandblackeyes.Ihaveinheritedthevirtuesofmyancestors.Ihavealsotakenoverresponsibility.Iamsure，thatwhereverIgo，whateverIdo，IshallneverforgetthatIamChinese！
Thankyou.
Thewaytoworld’sfuture-lowcarbonlife“low-carbon”isoneofthemostpopularbuzz-wordsinthisyear.NotonlyChinabutallcountriesfocusonthetopicof“low-carbon”.
Here，I’dliketosharemyownexperienceabroadwithyou.Severalyearsago，IwasveryluckytohaveanopportunitytoliveintheAustraliaabouthalfamonth.Duringthattime，NotonlydidIenjoythebeautifulnaturalscenerythere，butalsoIappreciatedthepeople’sactivewayofprotectingtheirenvironment.Now，whenevertheenvironmentprotectionismentioned，thebeautifulsceneryofAustraliawillariseinmymind，whitecloudsflyingacrossthebluesky，greengrassplotsprinkledwithcolorfulflowersandlovelysquirrelsplayinghappilyamongthetrees.
AsacitizenofChina，ifeveryonecanactivelyprotecttheenvironmentinourdailylifeandifwewouldliketoreduceourcarbonfootprint，thesceneryofbluesky，greengrassandlovelyanimalsinAustraliawillappearinChina，eveninHeFei.ButItotallysupporttheview，thatistosay，Emotionwithoutactionisirrelevant！
Doyouunplugelectronicsafteryouusethem?Doyouswitchoffeverythingbeforeyougotosleep?DoyouadjustyourTVscreenabitdimmertosaveenergy?Doyoure-usewaterfordifferentactivitiesaroundthehouse?Eachoftheseseeminglyinsignificantadjustmentsinyourdailylifecanmakeadifferenceinsavingtheenvironmentoftomorrow.
Weallknowthatnothingismorefortablethansittinginthewarmthofaheartedcarwhileit’ssnowingandhailingoutsideinthefreezingcold。Butwithglobalwarmingandevenglobalcoolingingmorepressing
bytheday，nottomentionyourownhealth，takeawalk，rideabike，reduceyourcarbonfootprintontheenvironment.Itissaidthattinystreamscanbebinedintoavastocean，smalltreescanbeanimmenseforest，andeverylittlemakesamickle.
“low-carbon”isnotjustabuzz-wordbutagoalthatpeoplefromallovertheworldwannaget.So，reducecarbonfootprint！
Reducedamage！
Saveenergy！
Savetheworld！
Thanksforyourlistening.
WhereThereisLife，ThereisMusic
Whatismusic，noonecanexplain.
Justimagineforamomentthatyouaresittinginamagnificentconcerthall.Theconductorwaveshisshinybatonwithagracefulswingthroughtheair.Abeautifulmelodyfloatsslowlyaroundyou
Yousitquietlywithyoureyesshut，yourheartopen.Thedelicatevibratosoftheviolinscarryyoutoamoodofheavenlybliss.Anairysolooftheflutedrawsyoutotheimagination，thenotesflowlikesomejumpingswallowsdancingandsingingcallingfortheingofSpring.
Ilikemusicfrommychildhood.MyfatheroftensayswhenIwasababyIwouldnevergotosleepwithoutsoft，beautifullullabiescrooningaroundmyears.Nowmusicisapartofmylife.WhenIfeeltired，disappointedorinlowspirits，Iusuallyturntomusic.Music，nothingbutonlymusiccanhavesowonderfulaneffectonmyheart，onmypondoffeeling.
Musiceswithus.Wherethereislife，thereismusic.Wherethereismusic，thereishope.Itliesineverydaylife，ineveryone’slife，ineverythingwesee，ineverythingwehear__intherhythmofthesea，inthewhisperofagentlewind，inthemelodyofabird’ssinging，intheharmonyofvillagechimes.Youcanhearmusicwhereveryoumaygo.Amanwhodoesn’tknowmusicwilllosehalftheworld.Anationthatpayslittleornoattentiontomusicwillbeasadnation.Aworldwithoutmusicwouldbetheoneforthedeadanddevils.
Sodearfriends，let’sopenourarmstoembracemusicandenjoyitthroughoutourlives.Lovemusicandlovelife.
Thankyou.
helloeveryone！
itismygreatpleasuretosharemydreamwithyoutoday.
mydreamistoeateacher.
youknowbeingateacherisathingthatisveryvaluableandveryinteresting.isuggestthatitmustbeagreatfuntobewithchildrenalltheday.andifiamateacher，icanteachmystudentsalotofknowledge.theymightestrongerandclevererbecauseofme.thatisaverycontentedfeeling.
chinaisadevelopingcountry.chinesearenotthatexcellentintheirintellegent.soteachersinchinamightbeveryveryimportant.theycanprovidethesocietywithalotofsuccessfulpeople，andmakechinaa
betterplace.
doyouthinkthatihaveagooddream?iwillworkhardtomakemydreametrue！
thanks~
Thewaytoworld’sfuture-lowcarbonlife“low-carbon”isoneofthemostpopularbuzz-wordsinthisyear.NotonlyChinabutallcountriesfocusonthetopicof“low-carbon”.
Here，I’dliketosharemyownexperienceabroadwithyou.Severalyearsago，IwasveryluckytohaveanopportunitytoliveintheAustraliaabouthalfamonth.Duringthattime，NotonlydidIenjoythebeautifulnaturalscenerythere，butalsoIappreciatedthepeople’sactivewayofprotectingtheirenvironment.Now，whenevertheenvironmentprotectionismentioned，thebeautifulsceneryofAustraliawillariseinmymind，whitecloudsflyingacrossthebluesky，greengrassplotsprinkledwithcolorfulflowersandlovelysquirrelsplayinghappilyamongthetrees.
AsacitizenofChina，ifeveryonecanactivelyprotecttheenvironmentinourdailylifeandifwewouldliketoreduceourcarbonfootprint，thesceneryofbluesky，greengrassandlovelyanimalsinAustraliawillappearinChina，eveninHeFei.ButItotallysupporttheview，thatistosay，Emotionwithoutactionisirrelevant！
Doyouunplugelectronicsafteryouusethem?Doyouswitchoffeverything
beforeyougotosleep?DoyouadjustyourTVscreenabitdimmertosaveenergy?Doyoure-usewaterfordifferentactivitiesaroundthehouse?Eachoftheseseeminglyinsignificantadjustmentsinyourdailylifecanmakeadifferenceinsavingtheenvironmentoftomorrow.
Weallknowthatnothingismorefortablethansittinginthewarmthofaheartedcarwhileit’ssnowingandhailingoutsideinthefreezingcold。Butwithglobalwarmingandevenglobalcoolingingmorepressingbytheday，nottomentionyourownhealth，takeawalk，rideabike，reduceyourcarbonfootprintontheenvironment.Itissaidthattinystreamscanbebinedintoavastocean，smalltreescanbeanimmenseforest，andeverylittlemakesamickle.
“low-carbon”isnotjustabuzz-wordbutagoalthatpeoplefromallovertheworldwannaget.So，reducecarbonfootprint！
Reducedamage！
Saveenergy！
Savetheworld！
Thanksforyourlistening.
IamChinese.IamproudofbeingaChinesewithfivethousandyearsofcivilizationbehind.I"velearnedaboutthefourgreatinventionsmadebyourforefathers.I"velearnedabouttheGreatWallandtheYangtzeRiver.I"velearnedaboutZhangHengandI"velearnedaboutZhengHe.WhosaystheYellowRiverCivilizationhasvanished?
Iknowthatmyancestorshavemademiraclesonthisfertilelandandwe"restillmakingmiracles.Whocanignorethefactthatwehaveestablishedourselvesasagreatstateintheworld，thatwehavedevised
ourownnuclearweapons，thatwehavesuccessfullysentoursatellitesintospace，andthatourGNPranksNo.7intheworld?Wehaveexperiencedtheplundersbyothernations，andwehaveexperiencedthewar.Yet，basedonsuchruins，therestillstandsournation__China，unyieldingandunconquerable！
IoncecameacrossanAmericantourist.Shesaid，“Chinahasahistoryoffivethousandyears，buttheUSonlyhasahistoryof200years.Fivethousandyearsago，Chinatooktheleadintheworld，andnowitistheUSthatisleading.”Myheartwasdeeplytouchedbythesewords.Itistruethatwe"restilladevelopingnation，butitdoesn"tmeanthatwecandespiseourselves.Wehavesuchalong-standinghistory，wehavesuchabundantresources，wehavesuchintelligentanddiligentpeople，andwehaveenoughtobeproudof.Wehavereasonstosayproudly：wearesuretotaketheleadintheworldinthefutureagain，forourproblemsarebig，butourambitionisevenbigger，ourchallengesaregreat，butourwillisevengreater.
IamChinese.Ihaveinheritedblackhairandblackeyes.Ihaveinheritedthevirtuesofmyancestors.Ihavealsotakenoverresponsibility.Iamsure，thatwhereverIgo，whateverIdo，IshallneverforgetthatIamChinese！
Thankyou.
Onearth，excepthumanbeings，whatelse?Yes，thereare
animal.Butafterseveralyears，animalnumbersdecreasedgradually.Humanbeingshavenoregardanimalasafriend?
Animalandhumanshouldbegoodfriends，butwhyanimalandhumanenemies?Isbecausepeopledon"tsendintheeyesoftheanimal.Suchasthecow.Withcowdairyproductionsuchashuman，cowmilkcannottime，humanswillputthecowtobrutallykill.Cow"smilk，willnotbereleased?Thecowisalsoavividlifeah！
Inrecentyearsthe"plague，AIDS，madcowdisease，avianflu"，theseareaharbingerofanimalwhorespond！
Themeetinghasalsohadthethirdworldwar?Ourancestorsisananimal！
Ifhumanbeingsdon"tstopthiskillingtheanimalbehavior，isthemotherofourareaheavyblowah！
Homewedon"tdamageanimalnow，sotheycanfeelateasetoanimalreproduction.Animalfriends，alsohaveapieceofbluesky，letthebirdflyfreely；
totheanimalapieceofgreengrass，letthecattleandsheeprunningmerrily；
alsoaworldofwatersanimal，allowtheanimaltobelightofheartfromcaretoswimintheocean.Perhaps，thiscansootheanimalwerewoundedsoul.Animaloriginallybad，buthumandestructionoftheirhomes，thesearejusttheireffectsonhuman"revenge".
Friends，letusworktogethertoprotectanimal！
IamChinese.IamproudofbeingaChinesewithfivethousandyearsofcivilizationbehind.I"velearnedaboutthefourgreatinventionsmadeby
ourforefathers.I"velearnedabouttheGreatWallandtheYangtzeRiver.I"velearnedaboutZhangHengandI"velearnedaboutZhengHe.WhosaystheYellowRiverCivilizationhasvanished?
Iknowthatmyancestorshavemademiraclesonthisfertilelandandwe"restillmakingmiracles.Whocanignorethefactthatwehaveestablishedourselvesasagreatstateintheworld，thatwehavedevisedourownnuclearweapons，thatwehavesuccessfullysentoursatellitesintospace，andthatourGNPranksNo.7intheworld?Wehaveexperiencedtheplundersbyothernations，andwehaveexperiencedthewar.Yet，basedonsuchruins，therestillstandsournation__China，unyieldingandunconquerable！
IoncecameacrossanAmericantourist.Shesaid，“Chinahasahistoryoffivethousandyears，buttheUSonlyhasahistoryof200years.Fivethousandyearsago，Chinatooktheleadintheworld，andnowitistheUSthatisleading.”Myheartwasdeeplytouchedbythesewords.Itistruethatwe"restilladevelopingnation，butitdoesn"tmeanthatwecandespiseourselves.Wehavesuchalong-standinghistory，wehavesuchabundantresources，wehavesuchintelligentanddiligentpeople，andwehaveenoughtobeproudof.Wehavereasonstosayproudly：wearesuretotaketheleadintheworldinthefutureagain，forourproblemsarebig，butourambitionisevenbigger，ourchallengesaregreat，butourwillisevengreater.
IamChinese.Ihaveinheritedblackhairandblackeyes.Ihaveinheritedthevirtuesofmyancestors.Ihavealsotakenoverresponsibility.Iamsure，thatwhereverIgo，whateverIdo，IshallneverforgetthatIamChinese！
Thankyou.
Dearteacherandclassmates:
Iamverygladtomakeaspeechhereinthisclassagain！
Thistime，I"dliketotalksomethingaboutEnglish.
IloveEnglish.Englishlanguageisnowusedeverywhereintheworld.IthasethemostmonlanguageonInternetandforinternationaltrade.LearningEnglishmakesmeconfidentandbringsmegreatpleasure.
WhenIwasseven，mymothersentmetoanEnglishschool.Atthere，IplayedgamesandsangEnglishsongswithotherchildren.ThenIdiscoveredthebeautyofthelanguage，andbeganmycolorfuldreamintheEnglishworld.
Everyday，IreadEnglishfollowingthetapes.Sometimes，IwatchEnglishcartoons.
Ontheweekend，IoftengototheEnglishcorner.Bytalkingwithdifferentpeoplethere，IhavemademoreandmorefriendsaswellasimprovedmyoralEnglish.
IhopeIcantravelaroundtheworldsomeday.IwanttogotoAmericatovisitWashingtonMonument，becausethepresident
Washingtonismyidol.Ofcourse，IwanttogotoLondontoo，becauseEnglandiswhereEnglishlanguagedeveloped.IfIcanridemybikeinCambridgeuniversity，Iwillbeveryhappy.
IhopeIcanspeakEnglishwitheveryoneintheworld.I"llintroduceChinatothem，suchastheGreatWall，theForbiddenCityandAnshan.Iknow，Romewasnotbuiltinaday.Ibelievethataftercontinuoushardstudy，onedayIcanspeakEnglishverywell.
Ifyouwanttobeloved，youshouldlearntoloveandbelovable.SoIbelieveasIloveEnglisheveryday，itwilllovemetoo.
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