那个演讲稿5篇

【Word版本下载可任意编辑】那个演讲稿5篇[第1篇]纪念一二九运动演讲稿-那个日子

历史的风

吹翻了六十六页日历

那个冷嗖嗖的日子

开始鲜活的

在我的眼中演绎

雪花不再洁白

那个寒冷的冬季

只有一种

金戈铁马般的呐喊

剥开了这个古国

深重的外衣

露出伤痕累累的躯体

一滴血

溅到我的额头

烙上一种

深深的印记

时间如北风般

呼啸而过

那个日子苍黄并远去

但现实的肩膀

能不能承受

那些曾经沸腾的****

日子依旧站在

世纪的脊背上

默默凝望

窗外

阳光温柔的

抚摸大地

只是不知在它的记忆中

那个日子

是否如雕塑

永远屹立

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[第2篇]感恩教育主题演讲稿：感谢那个待你如全部的女人

老舍先生曾在他的《我的母亲》一文中这样写道：“失去了慈母，便像花插在瓶子里，虽然还有色有香，却失去了根。”是啊，母亲的爱就像泥土般平凡，默默滋养万物，却不曾被人记起，只有失去了，才发觉是那么重要。

我们的生命，是伴随着母亲的十月怀胎，是伴随母亲几近昏厥的疼痛，是伴随着母亲虚弱的微笑，才来到这个世上的。

从那之后，母亲便要时刻守护在我们身旁。我们饿了，她给我们最香甜的乳汁；我们困了，她给我们最温暖的怀抱；我们不开心了，她给我们以温声细语……母亲的爱很平凡，却处处透露出伟大！

可时光的流逝最是无情，白了她的头发，枯了她的皮肤，模糊了她的双眼，疏远了她最亲近的我们。

我们长大了，不希望被束缚了，听不进她的唠叨了，也学会和她顶嘴了，忘记了她曾为我们所做的那么多了。可其实她并不怪我们，她只是默默地站在我们身后，等待我们转身，给我们依旧温暖的怀抱。

我也是个十五岁的孩子，我也有所谓的青春期，也幻想着能够单独生活，脱离妈妈的管教。为此，我们总是争执不断，见了面就像敌人一样，再也不像小时候那么依赖妈妈温暖的怀抱了。可后来我才知道，每次吵完架，妈妈都会一个人伤心很久，每次吵完架，她脸上的皱纹都会更明显一些！妈，我错了，对不起……

记得某天夜晚，我又和您吵架了，后来回到房间里的我一直浑身发抖，不停地发抖。我不知道是因为恐惧还是寒冷，但不管我如何努力，都不能使它停止，不停地发抖让我处在煎熬中。

就在我手足无措的时候，妈妈来了，她立刻发现了我的异常，担心的她马上便将我抱在怀中。在那一刹那，我似乎恍恍惚惚看到了小时候那个依偎在母亲怀抱中的我。于是身体不在颤抖，灵魂也为之安宁，母爱的力量驱散了我心灵上的杂疾，给我以温暖。

眼泪不觉地滑落，母亲，才是那个最关心你的人啊！这时候我真想大声说：“妈，我爱您！”

母亲，就像一棵大树，或许她不够茂密，不够挺拔，但总归是我们的依靠。春天，我们倚着她幻想；夏天，我们倚着她欢乐；秋天，我们倚着她成熟；冬天，我们倚着她沉思。或许我们没有宽厚的肩膀，但同样可以撑起她半片天空！

让我们一起行动起来，感恩那个待你如全部的女人！

[第3篇]ted英语演讲：我不是你们心目中的那个亚裔形象

我不是你们心目中的那个亚裔形象

mynameiscanwen,andiplayboththepianoandtheviolin.

iaspiretosomedaybeadoctor,andmyfavoritesubjectiscalculus.

mymomanddadaretigerparents,whowon'tletmegotosleepovers,buttheymakeupforitbyservingmyfavoritemealeverysingleday.

rice.

andi'mareallybaddriver.somyquestionforyounowis,'howlongdidittakeyoutofigureoutiwasjoking?'

asyou'veprobablyguessed,todayiamgoingtotalkaboutraceandi'llstartoffbysharingwithyoumystoryofgrowingupasian-american.

imovedtotheunitedstateswheniwastwoyearsold,soalmostmyentirelifehasbeenablendoftwocultures.

ieatpastawithchopsticks.i'maddictedtoorangechicken,andmychildhoodherowasyaoming.

buthavinggrownupinnorthdakota,southdakota,andidaho,allstateswithincrediblelittleracialdiversity,itwasdifficulttoreconcile

myso-calledexoticchineseheritagewithmymainstreamamericanself.

usedtobeingtheonlyasianintheroom,iwasself-consciousatthefirstthingpeoplenoticedaboutmewas,thatiwasn'twhite.

andasachildiquicklybegantorealizethatihadtwooptionsinfrontofme.

conformedtothestereotypethatwasexpectedofme,orconformedtothewhitenessthatsurroundedme.

therewasnoinbetween.forme,thismeantthatialwaysfeltself-consciousaboutbeinggoodatmaths,becausepeoplewouldjustsayitwasbecauseiwasasian,notbecauseiactuallyworkedhard.

itmeantthatwheneveraboyaskedmeout,itwasbecausehehadtheyellowfever,andnotbecauseheactuallylikedme.

itmeantthatforthelongesttime，myidentityhadformedaroundthefactthatiwasdifferent.

andithoughtthatbeingasianwastheonlyspecialthingaboutme.

theseeffectswereemphasizedbytheplaceswhereilived.

don'tgetmewrong.onlyasmallpercentageofpeoplewereactuallyracist,or,evenborderlineracist,butthevastmajoritywere

justalittlebitclueless.

now,iknowyouareprobablythinking,'what'sthedifference?'

well,hereisanexample.notracistcansoundlike,'i'mwhiteandyou'renot.'

racistcansoundlike,'i'mwhite,you'renot,andthatmakesmebetterthanyou.'

butcluelesssoundslike,'i'mwhite,you'renot,andidon'tknowhowtodealwiththat.'

now,idon'tdoubtforasecondthatthesecluelesspeoplearestillniceindividualswithgreatintentions.

buttheydoasksomequestionsthatbecomeprettyannoyingafterawhile.

hereareafewexamples.'you'rechinese,ohmygoodness,

ihaveachinesefriend,doyouknowhim?'

'no.

idon'tknowhim.

becausecontrarytoyourunrealisticexpectations,idonotknoweverysingleoneofthe1.35billionchinesepeoplewholiveonplanetearth.'

peoplealsotendtoask,'wheredoesyournamecomefrom?',andireallydon'tknowhowtoanswerthat,soiusuallystickwiththetruth.

'myparentsgaveittome.wheredoesyournamecomefrom?'

don'tevengetmestartedonhowmanytimespeoplehaveconfusedmewithadifferentasianperson.

onetimesomeonecameuptomeandsaid,'angie,iloveyourartwork!'andiwassuperconfused,soijustthankedthemandwalkedaway.

but,outofallthequestionsmyfavoriteoneisstilltheclassic,'whereareyoufrom?',becausei'velivedinquiteafewplaces,sothisishowtheconversationusuallygoes.

'whereareyoufrom?''oh,iamfromboise,idaho.''isee,butwhereareyoureallyfrom?''imean,ilivedinsouthdakotaforawhile.'

'okay,whataboutbeforethat?'

'imean,ilivedinnorthdakota.'

'okay,i'mjustgoingtocutstraighttothechasehere,iguesswhati'msayingis,haveyoueverlivedanywherefarawayfromhere,wherepeopletalkalittledifferently?'

'oh,iknowwhereyoutalkingabout,yesihave,iusedtoliveintexas.'

bythen,theyusuallyhavejustgivenupandwondertothemselveswhyi'mnotoneofthecoolasianslikejeremylinorjackiechan,ortheyskiptheneedlessbanterandgostraightforthe,'whereisyourfamilyfrom?'

so,justanfyiforallofyououtthere,thatisthesafeststrategy.

but,asamusingastheseinteractionswere,oftentimestheymademewanttorejectmyownculture,becauseithoughtithelpedmeconform.

idistancedmyselffromtheasianstereotypeasmuchaspossible,

bydegradingmyownrace,andpretendingihatedmath.

andtheworsepartwas,itworked.themoreirejectedmychineseidentity,themorepopularibecame.

mypeerslikedmemore,becauseiwasmoresimilartothem.

ibecamemoreconfident,becauseiknewiwasmoresimilartothem.

butasibecamemoreamericanized,ialsobegantolosebitsandpiecesofmyself,partsofmethaticannevergetback,andnomatterhowmuchitriedtopretendthatiwasthesameasmyamericanclassmates,iwasn't.

becauseforpeoplewhohavelivedintheplaceswhereilived,

whiteisthenorm,andforme,whitebecamethenormtoo.

formyfourteenthbirthday,ireceivedthevideogamethesims3,whichletsyoucreateyourowncharactersandcontroltheirlives.

myfourteen-year-oldselfcreatedtheperfectlittlemainstreamfamily,completewithahugemansionandanenormousswimmingpool.

ibinge-playedthegameforaboutthreemonths,thenputitawayandneverreallythoughtaboutitagain,untilafewweeksago,whenicametoasuddenrealization.

thefamily,thatihadcustom-designed,waswhite.thecharacterthatihaddesignedformyself,waswhite.everyoneihaddesignedwaswhite.

andtheworstpartwas,thiswasbynomeansaconsciousdecisionthatihadmade.

neveroncedidithinktomyselfthaticouldactuallymakethecharacterslooklikeme.

withouteventhinking,whitehadbecomemynormtoo.

thetruthis,asianamericansplayastrangeroleintheamericanmeltingpot.

wearethemodelminority.societyusesoursuccesstopitusagainstotherpeopleofcolorasjustificationthatracismdoesn'texist.

butwasdoesthatmeanforus,asianamericans?

itmeansthatwearenotquitesimilarenoughtobeaccepted,butwearen'tdifferentenoughtobeloathed.

weareinaperpetuallygreyzone,andsocietyisn'tquitesure

whattodowithus.sotheygroupusbythecolorofourskin.

theytellusthatwemustrejectourownheritages,sowecanfitinwiththecrowd.theytellusthatourforeignnessistheonlyidentifyingcharacteristicofus.

theystripawayouridentitiesonebyone,untilweareforeign,

butnotquiteforeign,americanbutnotquiteamerican,individual,butonlywhentherearenootherpeoplefromournativecountryaround.

iwishthatihadalwayshadthecouragetospeakoutabouttheseissues.

butcomingfromoneculturethatavoidsconfrontation,andanotherthatisdividedoverrace,howdoiovercomethepressuretokeepthepeace,whilealsostayingtruetowhoiam?

andasmuchasihatetoadmitit,oftentimesidon'tspeakout,because,ifido,it'satthetheriskofbeingtoldthatiamtoosensitive,orthatigetoffendedtooeasily,orthatit'sjustnotworthit.

butiwouldpoint,arepeoplewillingtoadmitthat?

yes,raceissuesarecontroversial.

butthat'spreciselythereasonwhyweneedtotalkaboutthem.

ijustturnedeighteen,andtherearestillsomanythingsthatidon'tknowabouttheworld.

butwhatidoknowisthatit'shardtoadmitthatyoumightbepartoftheproblem,that,allofusmightbepartoftheproblem.

so,insteadofgivingyouastep-by-stepguideonhowtonotberacisttowardsasians,iwillletyoudecidewhattotakefromthistalk.

allicando,issharemystory.mynameiscanwen,myfavoritecolorispurple.

andiplaythepiano,butnotsomuchtheviolin.

ihavetwoincrediblysupportive,hardworkingparents,andoneveryawesometen-year-oldbrother.ilovecalculusmorethananything,despiseeatingrice,andi'mahorrendousdriver.

butmostofall,iamproudofwhoiam.alittlebitamerican,alittlebitchinese,andawholelotofboth.

thankyou.

[第4篇]幼儿教师演讲稿：那个长大了要娶我当老婆的小男孩

那个长大了要娶我当老婆的小男孩

农垦一小陆桂娇

整理抽屉时，王柏杰的贺卡又映入我的眼帘。再次打开它，看着那工整的字迹，真诚的祝福，心中依然感动不已。

附贺卡祝福语：

a面陆老师：

在元旦来临之前，我先祝您元旦快乐！身体安康，万事如意，早生贵子！（这是在他得知我结婚的消息后制作的贺卡，我休完婚假后第一天上班就收到了这张贺卡。我听他找了我好多回。）做一个善良、长寿的人！（这句话我喜欢。）

您的学生：王柏杰

20**年12月29日

b面祝陆老师：

天天快乐、日日美丽（好！我会努力的。虽然美丽做不到，快乐总是可以选择的。）

记得三年前那一幕：

“今天中午，王柏杰和陈鑫龙在吵架，都说长大了要娶陆老师当老婆。”值日看日托宿舍的符老师笑着说。

“哈哈，那我不愁嫁不出去了，至少现在有两个小男子汉争着当人选。”或许有些人会说：“天啊，这些学前班的小家伙，小小年纪竟然说什么结婚，而且还要娶自已的老师。真是不像话。”可我不这么认为，听到这样的一个消息，我心中滋长出一丝别样的幸福。因为这说明在他们的心中，陆老师是美丽的，陆老师是他们的最爱。经常听到家长们对我说：“我的小孩最喜欢陆老师。”每次听后我总是乐呵呵的，开心不已。

记得三天前那一幕：

在海垦天桥碰到王柏杰的妈妈，我们互相打招呼，然后聊了起来，我说到王柏杰送给我的贺卡，说到我的感动。他妈妈说：“你没看他那认真劲，写字时一笔一划的。我都羡慕他对你那么好了。”……“后来还是我征得他的同意