有关舞蹈的英语演讲稿.docx

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有关舞蹈的英语演讲稿

有关舞蹈的英语演讲稿2020

　　舞蹈是一种用身体来完成各种优雅或高难度动作的表演艺术，为八大艺术之一。

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　　有关舞蹈的英语演讲稿1

　　Doyoulikedancing?

　　Oneofmyclassmateslikesdancingverymuch.Shehasbeenstudyingdancefortenyears,shehasstudiednationaldanceandballet,anddancehasmadeheranelegantgirl.Shehadateacherwhotaughthertodancebecauseshewantedtogotocollegebydancing.Ilikedancing,too,butIlikestreetdance.Ilikewatchingstreetdanceshowsverymuch,suchas"thisisstreetdance",Ithinkstreetdanceisverycool,canmakeapersonveryattractive,andstreetdancespreadloveandpeace,whichisverymeaningful.

　　有关舞蹈的英语演讲稿2

　　Inthesummerrecessbetweenfreshmanandsophomoreyearsincollege,IwasinvitedtobeaninstructoratahighschoolleadershipcamphostedbyacollegeinMichigan.Iwasalreadyhighlyinvolvedinmostcampusactivities,andIjumpedattheopportunity.

　　Aboutanhourintothefirstdayofcamp,amidthefrenzyoficebreakersandforcedinteractions,Ifirstnoticedtheboyunderthetree.Hewassmallandskinny,andhisobviousdiscomfortandshynessmadehimappearfrailandfragile.Only50feetaway,200eagercamperswerebumpingbodies,playing,jokingandmeetingeachother,buttheboyunderthetreeseemedtowanttobeanywhereotherthanwherehewas.Thedesperatelonelinessheradiatedalmoststoppedmefromapproachinghim,butIrememberedtheinstructionsfromtheseniorstafftostayalertforcamperswhomightfeelleftout.

　　AsIwalkedtowardhimIsaid,“Hi,mynameisKevinandI’moneofthecounselors.It’snicetomeetyou.Howareyou?

”

　　Inashaky,sheepishvoicehereluctantlyanswered,“Okay,Iguess.”

　　Icalmlyaskedhimifhewantedtojointheactivitiesandmeetsomenewpeople.Hequietlyreplied,“No,thisisnotreallymything.”

　　Icouldsensethathewasinanewworld,thatthiswholeexperiencewasforeigntohim.ButIsomehowknewitwouldn’tberighttopushhim,either.Hedidn’tneedapeptalk,heneededafriend.Afterseveralsilentmoments,myfirstinteractionwiththeboyunderthetreewasover.

　　Atlunchthenextday,Ifoundmyselfleadingcampsongsatthetopofmylungsfor200ofmynewfriends.Thecamperswereeagerlyparticipated.Mygazewanderedoverthemassofnoiseandmovementandwascaughtbytheimageoftheboyfromunderthetree,sittingalone,staringoutthewindow.InearlyforgotthewordstothesongIwassupposedtobeleading.Atmyfirstopportunity,Itriedagain,withthesamequestionsasbefore:

“Howareyoudoing?

Areyouokay?

”

　　Towhichheagainreplied,“Yeah,I’mallright.Ijustdon’treallygetintothisstuff.”

　　AsIleftthecafeteria,ItoorealizedthiswasgoingtotakemoretimeandeffortthanIhadthought—ifitwasevenpossibletogetthroughtohimatall.

　　Thateveningatournightlystaffmeeting,Imademyconcernsabouthimknown.Iexplainedtomyfellowstaffmembersmyimpressionofhimandaskedthemtopayspecialattentionandspendtimewithhimwhentheycould.

　　ThedaysIspendatcampeachyearflybyfasterthananyothersIhaveknown.Thus,beforeIknewit,mid-weekhaddissolvedintothefinalnightofcampandIwaschaperoningthe“lastdance”.Thestudentsweredoingalltheycouldtosavoreverylastmomentwiththeirnew“bestfriends”—friendstheywouldprobablyneverseeagain.

　　AsIwatchedthecamperssharetheirpartingmoments,Isuddenlysawwhatwouldbeoneofthemostvividmemoriesofmylife.Theboyfromunderthetree,whostaredblanklyoutthekitchenwindow,wasnowashirtlessdancingwonder.Heownedthedancefloorasheandtwogirlsproceededtocutuparug.Iwatchedashesharedmeaningful,intimatetimewithpeopleatwhomhecouldn’tevenlookjustdaysearlier.Icouldn’tbelieveitwashim.InOctoberofmysophomoreyear,alate-nightphonecallpulledmeawayfrommychemistrybook.Asoft-spoken,unfamiliarvoiceaskedpolitely,“IsKevinthere?

”

　　“You’retalkingtohim.Who’sthis?

”

　　“ThisisTomJohnson’smom.DoyourememberTommyfromleadershipcamp?

”

　　Theboyunderthetree.HowcouldInotremember?

“Yes,Ido”,Isaid.“He’saveryniceyoungman.Howishe?

”

　　Anabnormallylongpausefollowed,thenMrs.Johnsonsaid,“MyTommywaswalkinghomefromschoolthisweekwhenhewashitbyacarandkilled.”Shocked,Iofferedmycondolences.

　　“Ijustwantedtocallyou”,shesaid,“becauseTommymentionedyousomanytimes.Iwantedyoutoknowthathewentbacktoschoolthisfallwithconfidence.Hemadenewfriends.Hisgradeswentup.Andheevenwentoutonafewdates.IjustwantedtothankyouformakingadifferenceforTom.Thelastfewmonthswerethebestfewmonthsofhislife.”

　　Inthatinstant,Irealizedhoweasyitistogiveabitofyourselfeveryday.Youmayneverknowhowmucheachgesturemaymeantosomeoneelse.I