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一等奖演讲稿3篇

一等奖演讲稿3篇

　　学会感恩（演讲比赛中获一等奖的演讲稿）

　　尊敬的局领导、同事们：

　　大家好！

　　我演讲的题目是《学会感恩》。

　　我想以一个真实的故事开始我的演讲：

在一个雷雨交加的夜晚，蒸汽渡轮“埃尔金淑号”撞上了一艘满载木材的货轮，船上的393名乘客全部掉入了冰冷的密西根湖水之中……一个名叫史宾塞的年轻大学生奋不顾身跳入了冰冷的湖水中,抢救落水者。

当他救出第17个人后,终因筋疲力尽而虚脱,再也没有站起来。

从那以后，英雄在轮椅上度过了自己的余生。

　　多年以后，在接受一家报纸采访时，记者问道：

那天晚上留给你最难忘的是什么？

现在你最想说的是什么？

他的回答让人感慨万千：

我救出的17个人中，一直到现在都没有一个人回来跟我说声“谢谢”。

　　他以自己的双腿甚至可能是生命的代价，从死神的手中抢夺出17条生命，他对自己的沉重付出没有遗憾，没有抱怨，更不图涌泉相报，图的仅仅是17个人中，哪怕只有一个人回来，对他说一声“谢谢”。

　　由此可见，一声“谢谢”在一个人心中有多么大的份量啊！

什么是“谢谢”，就是懂得感恩，有一颗感恩的心，只要有了这颗心，你就会受用一生！

　　有个百岁多的老太太，仍然健健康康地活着，很多人都感到很惊奇。

总统也登门拜访这位百岁多老人，问她有什么长寿秘诀，老人说长寿秘诀有两条，其中最重要的一条就是要有一颗感恩的心！

她每天说得最多的就是“谢谢”二。

感谢父母，感谢丈夫，感谢儿女，感谢邻居，感谢大家给予她的关怀和体贴，感谢每一个祥和、温暖、快乐的日子。

别人每对她说一句亲切的话语，每为她做一件平凡的小事，每送她一张问候的笑脸，她都忘不了说声“谢谢”。

　　这个老太太的一生是幸福的，因为她的心中充满着感恩！

　　感恩是阳光，是发自内心的阳光，它不仅照亮了自己的心田，也温暖着被自己感谢的人；感恩是雨露，它流淌于口中，却滋润在自己和他人的心上！

如果说世界上真有什么物美价廉的东西，我想，那一定是“谢谢”二，它不需要你付出，却可以从中受益。

　　感恩的力量是无穷的！

感恩是每个人一生的必修课！

那就让我们用一生来说好这两个儿吧“谢谢”！

！

！

　　最后，再以一个真实的故事结束我的演讲：

有一位在马来西亚奋斗一生的老华侨，如今，荣归故里，看到祖国发生了翻天覆地的变化，心里高兴极了，决定要为祖国做点儿什么，于是联系了几所高校的校长，要来了学习成绩优秀、品德优良，家境贫困的一些大学生的联系地址，老华侨买了很多书籍，分别寄给了这些大学生，过了一段时间没有音信，老华侨焦急地等待着，心里很郁闷，就在感恩节那天，老华侨兴奋得像个孩子似的，“有回信了，真有回信了”，信中这样写道：

“珍惜才能拥有，感恩才能天长地久，我会加倍地努力学习，将来更好地回报社会”！

又过了一段时间，也就是在圣诞节的前夕，又收到了一封贺卡，上面说：

“谢谢您送给我的书，虽然我不认识您，但我会永远记着您”！

老华侨激动地对家人说：

“他们就是我要捐助的人,我还要继续寻找”！

全国大学生英语演讲比赛一等奖演讲稿

　　goodafternoon,ladiesandgentlemen.todayiwouldliketobeginwithastory.

　　therewasonceaphysical1）therapistwhotraveledallthewayfromamericatoafricatodoa2）censusaboutmountain3）gorillas.thesegorillasareamainattractiontotouristsfromallovertheworld;thisputthemseverelyunderthreatof4）poachingandbeingputintothezoo.shewentthereoutofcuriosity,butwhatshesawstrengthenedherdeterminationtodevoteherwholelifetofightingforthosebeautifulcreatures.shewitnessedascene,ascenetakingustoaplaceweneverimagedwe'veeverbeen,whereintheverydepthoftheafricanrainforest,surroundedbytrees,flowersandbutterflies,themothergorillas5）cuddledtheirbabies.

　　yes,that'samemorablesceneinoneofmyfavoritemovies,calledgorillasinthemist,basedonatruestoryofmrs.dianfossey,whospentmostofbetlifetimeinrwandatoprotecttheecoenvironmentthereuntiltheveryendofherlife.

　　tome,themovienotonlypresentsanunforgettablescenebutalsoactsasa6）timelessreminderthatweshouldnotdevelopthetouristindustryatthecostofourecoenvironment.

　　today,weliveinaworldofprosperitybutstillthreatenedbysomanynewproblems.ontheonehand,tourism,asoneofthemostpromisingindustriesinthe21stcentury,providespeoplewiththegreatopportunitytoseeeverythingthereistoseeandtogoanyplacethereistogo.ithasbecomealifestyleforsomepeople,andhasturnedouttobethedrivingforceingdpgrowth.ithasthemagictoturnabackwardtownintoawonderlandofprosperity.butontheotherhand,manyproblemscanoccur---naturalscenesaren'tnaturalanymore.deforestationtoheatlodgesisdevastatingnepal.oilspillsfromtouristboatsarepollutingantarctica.tribalpeopleareforsakingtheirnativemusicanddresstolistentou2onwalkmanandwearnikeandreeboks.

　　allthese7）appalling（令人震惊的）factshavebroughtustotherealizationthatwecannolongerstandbyanddonothing,becausetheverythoughtofithasbeen8）eroding（侵蚀）ourresources.

　　encouragingly,theexplosivegrowthofglobaltravelhasputtourismagaininthespotlight,whichiswhytheunitednationshasmadeXXtheyearofecotourism,forthefirsttimetobringtotheworld'sattentionthebenefitsoftourism,butalsoitscapacitytodestroyourecoenvironment.

　　noweveryyear,manylocalecoenvironmentalprotectionorganizationsan:

receivingdonations--bignotes,smallnotesorevencoins--fromhousewives,9）plumbers（水管工人）,ambulancedrivers,salesmen,teachers,childrenand10）invalids（残疾人）,someofthemcannotaffordtosendthemoneybuttheydo.thesearetheoneswhodrivethecabs,whonurseinhospitals,whoaresufferingfromecologicaldamageintheirneighborhood.why?

becausetheycare.becausetheystillwanttheirmothernatureback.becausetheyknowitstillbelongstothem.

　　thiskindoffeelingthatihave,ladiesandgentlemen,iswhenitfeelslikeit,smellslikeit,andlookslikeit,it'sallcomingfromascenetoremember,ascenetorecallandtocherish.

　　theothernight,aslsawthemoonlingeroverthelandandbeforeitwassentintotheinvisible,mymindwasfilledwithsongs.ifoundmyselfhummingsoftly,nottothemusic,buttosome-thingelse,someplaceelse.aplaceremembered,aplaceuntouched,afieldofgrasswherenooneseemtohavebeenexceptthedeer.

　　andallthoseunforgettablescenesstrengthenedthefeelingthatit'slimeforustodosomething,forourownandourcominggeneration.onceagain,ihavecometothinkofmrs.dianfosseybe-causeit'swithherspirit,passion,courageandstrongsenseofourecoenvironmentthatwearetakingournextstepintotheworld.

　　andnomatterwhoweare,whatwedoandwherewego,inourmind,there'salwaysascenetoremember,asceneworthourefforttoprotectitandfightforit.

　　thankyouverymuch.

　　thanks,contestant#18.thetopicforyourimpromptuspeechis:

whichismoreimportantforyou:

knowledgefrombooksorpersonalexperience?

answer:

thankyou.iremember,onmyveryfirstdayofmybeloveduniversity,oneofmyprofessorssaidtome,“fromnowon,you’llbeonajourneybetweenwhoyouthinkyouareandwhoyocanbe.thekeyistoallowyourselftocontinuethejourneyintheoceanofthebooks.”andidolearnalotfrombooks:

iknowthegeometryofeuclid,logicof

　　aristotle,fableofaesopknowntochildrenaroundtheworld.well,nooffensetoallthosegreatauthorsofthebooks,butduringmythreeyearsatmyuniversity,idorealizethatpersonalexperiencethroughpracticemeansmoretome.asweareinthisglobalinformationagewherebotheconomicgrowthandindividualopportunityarebasedonideas,acommitmenttoprovidingallhumanbeingsthegoldenopportunitytodevelopthemselvesissovital,notonlytothepeoplehere,butallaround.asweareinthistransformationalagewherecommunicationsandcommerceareglobal,investmentsaremobile,technologyisalmostmagical,andtheambitionforabetterlifeisnowuniversal,andithinkthisiswhyweareheretoday.wewanttoearnourpersonalexperiencethroughpracticingouroralenglish,sharingouropinionsoftourismandecologywithallthejudgesandaudiencehere.andithinkwearesoluckytobealiveatthismomentofthehistory.neverbeforehaveournationenjoyedsomuchprospertityandsomuchsocialprogresswithsolittleinternalcrises.andneverbeforehaveouryoungpeoplehadsomuchgreatopportunitytopracticeourselvesand,therefore,haveaprofoundobligationtobuildamoreperfectnationofourancestor’sdream.andithinkourgovernmenthadprovidedusyoungpeoplewiththetoolsandconditiontobuildthefutureofourdreams.evenifweknowsomerules,someregulations,orexperiencesfromourbooks,westillsimplycannotgraftitontotoday’sbusier,moreimpersonal,complicatedworld.instead,ourchallengesistoarriveataconsensusvaluesandcommonvisionofwhatwecandotodayindividuallyandcollectivelytobuildastrongfamilyandstrongcommunity,andaboveall,maketheworldabetterplaceforustolive.thankyouverymuch.contestant#18,inyourspeech,youtalkedaboutecotourism.couldyouexplaintousdifferencebetweenordinarytouristsande-tourists,orecotourists?

　　answer:

thankyouforyourquestion.andithinkthekeyissueisthedifferencesbetweenourawareness.fotexample,ifyouwanttogotoaplacetohaveatrip,enjoyyourtrip.andithinkbeforeyougetonboard,getonthebus,youcanhavetheawarenessthat“i’mnotapolluter,butanenvironmentkeeper.”we’renotgotoallthosescenicspotstoestroyallthosebeautifulscenesbutwetoappreciatethemothernaturegivingussomuchthings.thankyouverymuch.

　　contestant#18,nowthatinformationtechnologyisbecomingmoreandmoreaccessibletopeopleinchina,doyouthinkbookswillbecomelessandlessimportant?

　　answer:

well,ithink,maybe,umm,idon’tthinkthatallthoseechnologiescanreplacetheimportanceofbooks.we’reinourmodernvillagewheresomanynewindustries—itindustries,tourismndustries—cropupeverydayandthisbravenewworldseemalittlebitdehumanizingandinhospitabletoalotofpeople.theworldcannolongerbedefinedasaplaceonamaporlistorpeopleinorganizationsbutithinkthetruevalue,theessenceofourvillageremainsthesame.itisthenetworkofvaluesrelationshipthatsupportourlivesandwecanlearnthosethingsfromourbooksbecausebooksistheveryfirstbeginningstageofwhatwelearn.thankyouverymuch.

　　i’dliketoaskyouaquestionaboutyourpreparedspeech,please.youmentionthattheunhasdeclatedtheyearXX,ithinkitwas,“theyearofecotourism.”doyouthinkthatsuchgesturesreallyserveapurpose?

answer:

andithinkoneofmyteacherssaidtome,whenipreparedmypreparedspeech,andhetellsmethatifwepaymoreattentiontoomethinglikeenvironmentalprotectionorecotourism,itismore,itisbetterforustobearinmindweshouldlearnsomethinginourhearts,weshouldhavesomethingabouttheawarenessabouthowtopaymorerespecttoourenvironment,nottotalkaboutsomethingorallybuttobearsomethinginourhearts.followourhearts,ourenvironmentcanbebetter.thankyouverymuch.

一等奖演讲稿：

《简单与不简单》

　　当初选择报考xx师专附小，源于别人的一句话：

“在附小，你会成长得更快！

因为，附小有一位谁也比不了的好校长！

”从今年8月份进入xx师专附小工作，我印象最深刻的就是刻在学校醒目位置的这句话——把简单的事做好了，就是不简单。

由此，我也认识了说这句话说的最多的那个人——张xx校长！

　　有人说，谁也比不了他的敬业，他以校为家，一年到头只要不出差，你在学校总能见到他的身影；