演讲稿之全国英语演讲比赛视频

全国英语演讲比赛视频

【篇一：第十四届“21世纪杯”全国英语演讲比赛冠军金璐演讲视频 清华大学】

―what would you do if you had only one day left to live?‖

i asked this question to my young students when teaching english this winter. what were their answers?

―i would watch television!‖ the first answer. ―i would play with the computer!‖ the second one. ―i would play with computer too.‖ the girl finished her sentence perfectly with a serious smile. indeed how cute and innocent that smile was, but how seriously my heart was hurt. i was too frightened to listen to more answers like that.

ten years ago, at their age, i had a different answer: i would spend the last day of my life gazing at the face of my dear grandmother until i could inscribed every detail of it onto my mind.

when grandmother was getting old and weak, my family bought her a telephone so i could save time and the trouble of traveling to her home by making phone calls instead. later we bought her a television so she could watch modern dramas by herself. then grandma must have been, we assumed, very contented and happy.

but i never really knew how grandma felt. she silently passed away without a word one night. when i heard about her death, a chilling pain pierced my empty heart. the pain grew even sharper as i tried to remember in detail exactly how grandma looked and i failed completely! how could i remember? i had not visited her for ages—it seemed like a century! my memories of her dissolved into thin air and leaked away like water.

even though i have a telephone, can she hear me now?

even though i might be on television, can she see me now?

even though i have modern telecommunications, can she still communicate with me now? with all these ―tele‖s, i was powerless.

don’t people just love the word of ―tele‖, which means far away. indeed this is how modern technology has changed our world. but please don’t forget this other word with ―tele‖: telepathy: which refers to human beings’ inborn ability to connect to our loved ones. our minds are supposed to read each other’s minds; our hearts are supposed to feel each other’s hearts — and fulfill these without any forms of tool!

but the moment i desperately struggled to remember grandmother’s face, the telepathy between her and me had shut down forever. with the help of modern technology, i killed our telepathy. this shall never happen again! the ―tele‖s are great inventions. but ―telepathy‖ gives them the warmth of a human face. let’s

harness the power of television to excite our kids to develop their telepathy with nature… so that they can read the secret language of flowers. let’s make the telephone lines provoke us to preserve our telepathy with each other, so we can connect in a warm and feeling way. let technology keep our ―telepathy‖ alive! we need to wake up and make this happen.

i told my grandma’s story to those young kids that day. they got very quiet. they asked me for a second chance to answer the question. they had come to a new understanding – that very moment they had made to me and to our future together, a dear promise.

thank you very much!

【篇二：2008cctv英语演讲比赛总决赛视频】

编号15 姓名 孙阳

self-confidence is the mother of success

as is known to us all, a famous proverb says “failure is the mother of success”. yes , it’s true. history informs us that stories of successare also stories of great failure. as a matter of fact. there are many factors that can contribute to a preson’s success in life. today i will give you a new idea―self-confidence is the mother of success. success is getting up one more time than you fall down. but when failures knocks you down. will you have the confidence to get up？so self-

confidence is essential to success .

self-confidence means the firm belief that you can do things well. it is believed to be the first secret of success. if you want to succeed in doing anything, you must have confidence in your abilities. and i

deeply aware that nothing can defeat a person who full of confidence.

self-confidence gives you light when you are in dark, and gives you encouragement when you are disappointed. it is self-confidence that inspires you to cope with any hard task. with self-confidence, you believe that you can and will succeed, and this gives you the courage to try new things.

some people find most of the things impossible, saying, “it is beyond my ability to do the task.” or “i am not fit for it.” these are only lame excuses. when our heart is void of self-confidence, every hope is gone, we will always living in the moments of fear and thoughtless.

so ladies and gentlemen do you have it in you? if you think you don’t, boost up youself as your mind is your greatest mentor.

if you have a goal to pass cet 4 and cet 6 college english exam easily with high marks, just believe in yourself. yes you can

if you want to be a great man in the future and never let your parent down.

just believe in yourself. yes you can

if you have a dream that conqur english to make china stronger. just believe in youself. yes you can.

thank you so much for your listening.篇二：cctv英语演讲比赛稿件 2008年cctv演讲比赛

changed by the earthquake

so many things have been changed by the earthquake, and among all of them, i find it most inspiring that people’s perception of the post-80 generation has been greatly changed.

once labeled as indifferent and self-centered, we grow under immense concerns and criticism. what we did during the earthquake has made the worries eliminated and the disapprovals discarded. we were the nurses fighting 48 consecutive hours to save lives. we were the young teachers ensuring all students’ safety but failing to get themselves out of the ruins.

however, that is far from enough. we were also the young girl with beautiful eyes, shouting assuring under the rubbles, “i am fine. i am alive.” we were also the young man who kept talking with his girlfriend about their wedding ceremony until he lost his voice, and, finally, his life.

to those voices of doubt, we respond with the courage to live on and the resolve to earn the dignity of living under the horrendous attacks of the earthquake. changed by the earthquake is the perception of my generation, but what remains unchanged is the caring heart, the sense of responsibility and the undying即兴演讲

do we care too much about what the rest of the world thinks about our country?i think we do not care too much. and actually, we have a lot more to care about, because we have certain image problems in some parts of the world. and thatand more than that, some people only connect china with the rich cultures. but they fail to understand what more than china is, what we have achieved nobly in terms of the quality education, the continue expansion of the rule of law.

and all in all, we believe, simply, we have a lot more to care about: to provide a positive image of china to the world.

olympian and paralympian, man and superman

four billion people all over the world watched the olympics this summer but only about two billion people watched the paralympics.

does this mean that the paralympics is a second-class event? of course not. 48 world records were broken in the olympics, but 279 at the paralympics. 132 olympics records were set, while 339 paralympic records. of course, the “lightening bolt” of jamaica was the fastest man in the world. but what about

“black blade”—pistorius of south africa—who runs only 1 second slower, but whose legs are both amputated? who’s the real superman? we were the nurses fighting 48 consecutive hours to save lives. we were the young teachers ensuring all students’ safety but failing to get themselves out of the ruins.

so, what is the olympic spirit? as a volunteer, i have learned that striving against the odds, to do your best—for yourself, for others and for your country—is the true essence of the olympic spirit. so long as you are doing your best, then you are a superman. and you deserve and will earn the respect of everyone else. i firmly believe this spirit acts upon everyone of us, even you and me. everyone right there right now, even the people watching the tv show right now, there is a superman hidden somewhere in your heart. why don’t we let them out and grasp it?即兴演讲

should olympic champions enjoy preferential treatment when applying to universities?

like what’s said in the video, universities are a higher education. if these people have preferential treatments, then their starting point would be lower than the other students in the same university. it may seem nice; it may seem cool; it may seem fair when they step into these doors. but after, when once they step in, they may find it

and the last point, our world is a world of diversity. we need people who are good at something they love and they can do, not a lot of people can do anything,

but nothing good. just like clockwork, everything works in a specific way, so they can work together?

taking on my challenges

ladies and gentlemen:

i grew up in a city by the yangtze river where water never poses a subject of any great moment. the abundant water resource is like a cozy cradle, breeding me, raising me and blessing me, and it frees me from any concern for water shortage. however, during my stay in sydney this summer, some trifles challenged the thoughts and ideas that dwelled in my mind.

with no choice but to take on challenges and adapt to changes. the moment bits and pieces of challenges to my old lifestyle trickled in, part and parcel of pictures of water shortage flooded in: australia is the driest inhabited continent on earth; over 80

countries suffer a water shortage that threatens health and economy; and 40 percent of the world’s population still has no access to clean water or safe sanitation.

challenges i came across are far from delightful, while the changes i’ve made are far from painful. michael staley once said, “there is no challenge more challenging than the challenge to improve yourself.” by adjusting myself from

brawn to brain, by

reshaping myself from slow to sure, i should be glad to take on my challenges far and

away.

即兴演讲

are people educated overseas entitled to a higher salary?

well, my answer is “no.”

in the first place, chinese from overseas are not necessarily superior or able since salary is the criterion of evaluating a person’s quality. the highest salary should definitely be given to people with the most capability, and not those who graduate from a foreign university with a prestigious and shining big name.

and on the other hand, the china’s own homemade talents are also flourishing, according to the video clip. and looking at these young candidates today, although none of us is a student with a foreign diploma, i have faith in saying that we havedemonstrated our characters, our english knowledge, as well as our positive outlooks on life. and i have faith in saying that we are potential pillars to our country.篇三：cctv杯英语演讲比赛

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cctv杯英语演讲比赛

——————外语学院文化艺术节系列活动

【活动主题】外国语学院cctv杯英语演讲

【活动宗旨】“外语学院英语演讲大赛”（原 “?cctv杯?全国英语演讲大赛”）是由由外语学院陈雷院长主办，杨川老师负责的一项活动。大赛旨在以丰富的内容与严谨的形式，

通过、有组织、分层次的选拔，为全国大学生创造一个激励外语学习、展示综合能力、培养优秀人才的平台，同时推动高校英语教学，创新教学方法，展现教学水平，促进教师发展。 大赛组织机构权威，流程规范，覆盖面广，代表性强；赛程设计合理，赛制严谨，评判严格，保证公平、公正；比赛形式丰富，多角度展现选手的演讲水平与综合能力；着力拓宽学生视野，引导学生关注热点，培养思辨能力与文化沟通能力。

【活动口号】******* ******** 【主办单位】外语学院 学生会***部

活动负责人：********

【活动时间】2011年****月***日 【活动地点】经法楼****** 【活动流程】

一、初赛

参赛资格： 每个初赛赛点应有不少于20人参赛。参赛学校应保证本校符合参赛资格的学生有公平的报名参赛机会。

比赛时间： 根据本省（市、自治区）大学外语教学研究会公布的时间安排举办，确保在本省（市、自治区）复赛之前完成初赛。

比赛环节： 可包括定题演讲、即兴演讲、回答问题等部分。可参考大赛决赛形式。 演讲题目： 定题演讲可参考大赛决赛题目，也可自定。即兴演讲题目自定。

评委组成： 邀请的专业指导教师名单

赛场布置： 组委会秘书处将提供统一宣传海报模板和赛场背板设计模板（电子版） 二、复赛

参赛资格： 由各省复赛组织机构决定各初赛赛点进入复赛的名额。

比赛环节： 可包括定题演讲、即兴演讲、回答问题等部分。可参考大赛决赛形式。在进入决赛选手（前3名）中有并列名次时，须进行加赛。

演讲题目： 定题演讲可参考大赛决赛题目，也可自定。即兴演讲题目由复赛组织机构决定，

在比赛前应严格保密。

赛场布置： 组委会秘书处将提供统一宣传海报模板和赛场背板设计模板（电子版），承办单位也可自行设计，但必须包含大赛名称和主办单位名称。 三、决赛

参赛资格：比赛时间： 2010年12月8日—12日

抽签规则： 决赛选手的选手号和各阶段出场次序均由抽签决定，所抽到的号码或次序为最终结果，不得与任何人交换。

评委组成： 评委人数不少于9 人，其中外籍评委不少于4 人。中国籍评委具有教授职称。比赛前应召开评委会，讨论并贯彻评分标准，以保证比赛的规范性、公平性与公正性。 比赛环节： 分四个阶段进行。 第一阶段

比赛时间：2011年***月**日 比赛程序：

1. 定题演讲：每位选手演讲时间为3分钟，题目为 “ is my top concern”。 2. 回答问题：由提问评委就选手定题演讲内容提两个问题，选手回答时间为每个问题1 分钟；

3. 第一阶段比赛结束后，排名前60名的选手进入第二阶段比赛。 评委评分：

1. 去掉一个最高分，去掉一个最低分，其余评委的平均分为选手得分；

2. 前5位选手的成绩在第5位选手结束演讲后，经评委商议后统一公布；其余选手演讲结束后当场亮分。 评分标准（总分100分）：

第二阶段

第一阶段晋级的60位选手抽签决定出场顺序。第一阶段分数不带入第二阶段。 比赛时间：2010年12月9日下午－10日 比赛程序：

1. 即兴演讲：赛题保密，选手上场前20分钟抽题，即兴演讲时间为3分钟； 2. 回答问题：由提问评委针对选手即兴演讲的内容提出两个问题，选手回答时间为每个问题1分钟；

3. 综合知识速答：赛题保密，选手比赛时当场回答4个问题，每题必须在题目显示后5秒钟

内答出。每题0.25分，满分1分，直接记入总分。题目与回答均为英文，涉及常识、语言知识、历史、文化、时事等；

4. 第二阶段比赛结束后，排名前18名的选手进入第三阶段比赛。 评委评分：

1. 去掉一个最高分，去掉一个最低分，其余评委的平均分为选手得分；

2. 前5位选手的成绩在第5位选手结束演讲后，经评委商议后统一公布；其余选手演讲结束后当场亮分。 评分标准（总分101分）：

第三阶段

第二阶段晋级的18位选手分为6组，每组3人。排名前6名的选手被分入6个不同小组，其余选手抽签进入各组。每组3位选手使用同一道题目，演讲顺序由现场抽签决定。第二阶段分数不带入第三阶段。 比赛时间：2010年12月12日上午 比赛程序：

1. 即兴演讲：赛题保密，每组3位选手上场前15分钟同时抽题，分开准备；同时上场后按抽签顺序依次演讲；即兴演讲时间为每人2分钟；

2. 回答问题：3位选手全部完成演讲后，按演讲顺序依次接受其他两位选手的提问（两位选手各提一个问题），每位选手回答问题总时间为2分钟；

3. 总结发言：3位选手根据前两个环节，依次进行1分钟的总结发言； 4. 每组得分最高的选手进入下一轮比赛。 评委评分：

去掉一个最高分，去掉一个最低分，其余评委的平均分为选手得分。 评分标准（总分100分）：

第四阶段（总决赛）

第三阶段晋级的6名选手争夺冠军、亚军和季军。第三阶段分数不带入第四阶段。比赛形式待定，以组委会最终公布为准。 比赛时间：2010年12月12日下午 决赛特别提示：

1. 以上赛制如有变化，以组委会最终公布为准。

2. 关于抽签：选手在决赛前的抽签仪式上抽取各自选手号，如因特殊原因，选手未能及时到场，必须指定代理人代替本人抽签。代理人须将选手签名的书面代理人委托书交给组委会备案。抽签仪式开始后尚未指定代理人的，视为弃权。各阶段比赛次序的抽签必须由选手本人进行，任何人不得代理。如抽签结束前未到场，则视为弃权，由上一阶段选手顺次替补。

3. 关于加赛：决赛各阶段晋级最后一名出现并列时，进行加赛。加赛出场顺序由选手现场抽签决定。加赛包括两个环节：1) 即兴演讲：每位选手抽取一道即兴演讲题目，准备10分钟。

即兴演讲时间为2分钟；2) 回答问题：每位选手回答两个与演讲内容有关的问题，每个问题回答时间为1分钟。所有选手演讲完毕后当场亮分，分数高者进入下一阶段比赛。 4. 关于颁奖仪式：所有进入

决赛的选手必须出席总决赛与颁奖仪式。

5. 关于大赛证书：大赛决赛获奖证书将在颁奖仪式上颁发，未领取证书者视为放弃奖励，组委会不予补发。大赛复赛获奖证书将按照网上注册实名颁发。

【奖项设置 】

参赛选手

特等奖：6名，进入决赛第四阶段的选手，设冠军1名、亚军2名、季军3名 一等奖：12名，进入决赛第三阶段但未进入第四阶段的选手 二等奖：42名，进入决赛第二阶段但未进入第三阶段的选手 三等奖：进入决赛第一阶段但未进入第二阶段的选手 单项奖：决赛过程中某一方面表现突出的选手

【经费预算】嘉宾评委牌：10个* 1元=10元

奖状证书： 水：

场地布置花销：气球，拉花。。。。。。。

【篇三：(视频)21世纪英语演讲比赛冠军诸康妮精彩演讲(视频)】

21世纪英语演讲比赛冠军诸康妮精彩演讲(视频)

2012年05月11日 09:00

discover yourself

ever since the accelerated development of human civilization, perpetual scientific discoveries of nature had accompanied mankind all along the journey. it was by discovering the world around us that human beings have been able to lead a more sophisticated life. however, as g.k. chesterton once said, “one may understand the cosmos, but never the ego; the self is more distant than any star.” similarly, our life is a journey of uelenting efforts to discover more of ourselves.

when i was 6 i constantly pictured myself as an elegant and skilled pianist rendering chopin’s nocturne beautifully on the stage, receiving warm applause after my performance. as i furthered my piano lessons, it was hard to be oblivious of my non-gifted skills. sometimes i couldn’t help but have this feeling of despair when i woke up to the reality and discovered that my goal was uealistic. brutal but real, it was the first time i had discovered that i couldn’t have it all.

when i was 12 i thought the coolest job in the entire universe was to be a surgeon. i spent hours and hours watching the drama “grey’s anatomy”, and couldn’t help falling in love with the kind of life those doctors lead on the screen. i was utterly mesmerized by the scalpel and

all those fancy medical terms they use. however, i stopped dreaming about being a surgeon when i discovered that it was the idea of being a surgeon that appealed to me, not what it truly was. therefore, the dream ended and i discovered some more about myself.

this year i turned 16, i could proudly say i do not dream to be but ascertain to pursue being a lawyer in the future. since junior high school i was always awarded the “most eloquent debater” in every single debate i participated in. i cannot only think logically but also deliver my thoughts promptly. my huge interest in philosophy also adds to my reasoning whenever i tried to argue on something equivocal. being aware of the obstacles and hardships on the way to becoming a great lawyer never panics me, for the simple reason that i have this faith and passion in what i am aspiring after.

g.k. chesterton was absolutely correct, the most complicated part of comprehending the world is the study of the somehow smaller world—ourselves. i subsequently realized that growing up is the process of discovering ourselves; we get to know what we truly are, and become who we dream to be. as we shape ourselves, and as we shape our lives, we gradually become more aware of our limits and potentials and consequently learn to adjust to what’s out there. and by that, ladies and gentleman, i’m proud to say that i’ve discovered part of myself, still discovering today standing on this stage, and hopefully a lot more in the

future. i will always keep this embedded into my heart that things do not change, we do.

第八届“21世纪杯”全国英语演讲比赛冠军——顾秋蓓(视频)