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开头：hello here! im zhang , thats my honor to see all of you sitting here listening to my words, i beg your patience for my blahblahblah, and today my topic of speech is this is me. nowadays, everything is changing unpredictable. and all of us
结尾：nowadays, everything is changing unpredictable. and all of us seem to pay more attention to the others, to the society or to the things on the other side of the earth. but have we ever thought about those questions: what s the most terrified thing for me? could i ever fight with my bad manners and did i ever communicate with myself? maybe you ll think that i ve lost my mind asking those questions, but guys wemodern people do need this ability self-criticism or self-insight. chinese people have pursued our set way of the aim of life as to be a man and hold a family then contribute to society from ancient times. according to this, we can know obviously that to be a man has been regarded as the thing that a responsible adult should deal with, or we should say, aspire to be firstly. as far as i could concern, to be a man not only means to show high moral standards, but to get well known about ourselves, yet we could hardly reach this standards by now because of the age or the lack of experience of living; however, things we can do would be more than just wandering around. one who knows his own strength and that of the enemy is invincible in battle; all i want to say is that this is me is not just making a self-introducing or emphasizing, the speech i made is not talking about my personality or inner-quality, it is a slogan or an aphorism, which always warning us that: get to know ourselves and to be a man.
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开头：*this was an emotional day. the ceremonies honoring the fortieth anniversary of d day became more than commemorations. they became celebrations of heroism and sacrifice. this place, pointe du hoc, in itself was moving and majestic. i stood there on that windswept point with the ocean behind me. before me were the boys who forty years before had fought their way up from the ocean. some rested under the white crosses and stars of david that stretched out across the landscape. others sat right in front of me. they looked like elderly businessmen, yet these were the kids who climbed the cliffs.*
结尾：strengthened by their courage and heartened by their valor and borne by their memory, let us continue to stand for the ideals for which they lived and died. thank you very much, and god bless you all.
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开头：the ceremonies honoring the fortieth anniversary of d day became more than commemorations. they became celebrations of heroism and sacrifice. this place, pointe du hoc, in itself was moving and majestic. i stood there on that windswept point with the ocean behind me. before me were the boys who forty years before had fought their way up from the ocean. some rested under the white crosses and stars of david that stretched out across the landscape. others sat right in front of me. they looked like elderly businessmen, yet these were the kids who climbed the cliffs.*
结尾：尽管我们的巨大努力和取得的成功，并不是所有的结束后的战争很高兴或计划。一些国家失去了解放。在巨大悲痛的这一损失呼应，以我们自己的时间在街上的华沙，布拉格，和东柏林。苏联军队来到这个中心不离开大陆时，和平来了。他们仍然在那里，不请自来的，不受欢迎的，不屈不挠，近 欢迎到阅读《英语演讲：this was an emotional day》
