Coffee,Tea英语演讲稿

1、Coffee, Tea英语演讲稿Coffee, Tea英语演讲稿是一种实用性比较强的文稿，是为演讲准备的书面材料。随着社 会不断地进步，能够利用到演讲稿的场合越来越多，如何写一份恰 当的演讲稿呢？以下是帮大家的Coffee, Tea英语演讲稿，欢迎阅读 与收藏。Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. After listening to so many speeches, are you feeling a little thirsty?So would you fancy a drink?I know some of you prefer coffee.

2、However, I like tea better. So we have different preferences. Don t worry, that doesn t mean that we are enemies.Just like some of you, one of my friends likes coffee very much. He s a columnist who writes articles for newspaper. Because of his oupation, he always has to work at midnight. Thus, coff

3、ee bees his close “soul mate” . He gradually gets addicted to it while I still love drinking tea.Why do people have different preferences and tastes? I think that s because everyone is unique. Different people are born in different families, aept different education and experience different things i

4、n life. In other words, every subtle difference makes a person unique. That s why the world is so colorful. That s why life is so wonderful. That s why we love to travel, to make friends. Imagine a world where everybody has the same face and shares the same habits. Every time you looked at your frie

5、nds, it would feel like looking into a mirror. People would just be like machines, doing the same thing at the same time.Just as I said, every subtle difference makes a person unique. So we have thousands of standards to divide people into groups. But one group should not be against another. For exa

6、mple, men and women. In Holy Bible, Adam said, “this is now the bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh. She shall be called woman for she was taken out of a man. For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and they will bee one flesh.From the word “united“ we ca

7、n see that God created men and women not to separate them. On the contrary, God intended to make people closer to each other.However, there are still some differences which can cause conflicts, nationality, for example. There are countless wars in history. Most of them were because that countries fo

8、ught for their own benefits. Millions of people died for nothing but their nationalities. I believe many of you have watched the movie English Patient. Count Almasy could not save Katherine s life just because he had a German name.He was taken as a German spy. The story was pletely a tragedy, but th

9、ink about it, how ridiculous it is that people have to kill each other for their nationalities.You might say that it can only happen in the old times, the war time, but nowadays the conflicts can be more fierce and the causes can be more ridiculous. People throw stones and glass bottles at each othe

10、r because they support different football teams.Yesterday people fought for nationalities, today people fight for football teams, who knows what people will fight for tomorrow? Maybe coffee and tea.The most amazing thing in the world is difference. It makes world beautiful but it also makes the worl

11、d bloody and nasty. I hope in the future, there will be no prejudice, no hatred. You love your coffee, I love my tea, and we are still friends, never enemies.One of my friends used to me about a girl he once met on a train tour. She was an art student majoring in traditional Chinese painting. Every

12、day she woke up with the sun, took a bath, poured a cup of tea for herself and then began to paint. She never used puters or mobile phones. My friend s life back then seemed to be a remarkable contrast. He was a researcher at Microsoft. With instant coffee he began his day and spent the rest of the

13、morning writing code. At that time, he admitted, he was touched by another life style and therefore started to reflect on his own. He categorized the two as tea and coffee. He said when he was all logic about his obligations and had to use caffeine to stay focused, he finally learned another possibi

14、lity, a possibility that enables you to live artistically, but a possibility that most of us are never able to reach.There indeed are moments when we stop to look at what we have and bee jealous of those who are brave enough to go after an idyllic life. Like Henry David Thoreau, by his reclusive liv

15、ing at the Walden he fronted only the essential facts of life, declared of independence and simplicity. We at oasions wish we had the same courage. But we don t. Because we are at the same time jealous of those who live with a sense of self-fulfillment as their life is so organized that it appears t

16、o be flawless as well. We enjoy the coffee“ side too.The dilemma is that we keep ing ourselves we cannot have them both. But the fact is, for most of the times, we are puzzled by choices that we don t have to make. Living deep does not mean a conflict with realism. Thoreau himself could manage to be

17、 an individualist anarchist on his voyage of spiritual discovery, and Adam Smith used to lecture us on how happiness originates from inner peace. Just think of the taste of the Green Tea Latte at Starbucks, mixed with the fragrance of tea and the delightful bitterness of coffee. This is the smell of

18、 life.Life is never a question of coffee or tea. It is an exploration of coffee and tea. The difference is made when you spare a second for introspection and link the two of them. Werner Heisenberg spent a summer in his youths in the Southern German villages and after viewing the picturesque scenery

19、 he depicted himself as not willing to look at physics for even another glance. However, later, when he was devoted again to laboratory, he claimed that he had found the unity of science and nature. This is the Eureka moment. Sooner or later it es into our own lives too to teach us about the harmony of coffee and tea. As Jorges Luis Borges would say, for a genuine poet, every facet of the