Chinese speech at the second level of junior high school, Chinese speech at the junior high school l

A child shouting at the mountain.

.One of the children ran up to the hill and inadvertently shouted to the valley, "Hey......."As soon as the voice fell, there were bursts of "Hey...... from all directionsEchoes.

Oyama agreed. The child was surprised and shouted again: "Who are you?"

Oyama also replied: "Who are you?" The child shouted

Why didn't you tell me? Oyama also said, "Why didn't you tell me?"

..The child couldn't help but get angry and shouted, "I hate you." He ** knew that this shout was unbearable, and the voice from the whole world was: "I hate you, I hate you......."”

.The child ran home crying and told his mother, who said to the child, "Son, go back and shout 'I love you' to the mountain."'and try to see what happens, shall we? ”

.The child ran to the mountains again. Sure enough, this time the child was surrounded by "I-love-you, I-love-you......In the echo.

.The children laughed, and the mountains laughed.

.The boy shook his head in confusion and confusion.

Truth: Sometimes, we are always complaining that other people's attitudes are too indifferent and too bad, but we don't know that you are the best mirror of the other person - if you encounter such a similar situation, you might as well ask yourself what you have done - if you want others to love you, you have to love others first.

Why don't I know who you are? Which school and that class? How many years?

Students, the title of my speech today is "Literature Extracurricular Books, My Mentors and Friends".

I think all of us have read extracurricular books and experienced the charm of extracurricular books! Yes, in addition to textbooks, we should also read more good books outside the classroom. Textbooks teach us knowledge, while extracurricular books can show us the colorful world without leaving home, thus teaching us the knowledge of being human beings, and are our mentors and friends.

I've read some extracurricular books. Extracurricular books are like friends who teach me things that are not in textbooks. I learned from Robinson Crusoe to be strong and brave in the face of difficult situations; In "The Education of Love", kindness and love are learned; In 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, I traveled to the mysterious ocean and learned to love and hate like Captain Mani; In the "Riptide Trilogy", I learned to reform the old ideas and know not to be a conservative person; In "Gone with the Wind", I learned about the history of the American Civil War and learned about Scarlett's self-confidence and indomitable spirit.

After reading "Root Bird", I learned to be a strong-willed person; After reading "The Old Man and the Sea", I understood the tough guy spirit of "people can be defeated, but they cannot be defeated"; Reading "Cold Night", I saw the tragic fate of how a cowardly little civil servant fell victim to old ideas; After reading "Dream of Red Mansions", I saw the tragedy of two young people who pursued true love and dared to break the feudal system——— Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu were finally ruthlessly dismantled, so as to understand the evils of feudal society; After reading "Bronze Sunflower", I realized that the true relationship between bronze and sunflower is not brother and sister but brother and sister, and understood the beauty of human nature, and read "Goats Don't Eat Paradise Grass", I understand that a person doesn't do what he shouldn't do, just like goats don't eat Paradise Grass, he would rather starve to death, but also be honest and innocent... I have also read literary books such as "The Ordinary World", "Thunderstorm" and "Hamlet", all of which have given me rich spiritual nourishment.

Some students may think that extracurricular books are not important and have nothing to do with studying. Yes, these books don't seem to have much to do with our current learning, but when we finish our studies and enter the society, people who do not have the habit of reading extracurricular books may feel spiritually empty, and after work, they will have nothing to do except surf the Internet and watch TV, while people with reading habits will be happy and enriched in reading, just as we say in the first lesson of our Chinese textbook "Open a Door for You": "Getting close to literature and reading excellent literary works is a civilized person to increase knowledge and improve self-cultivation. An extremely important way to enrich feelings.

Students, let's be civilized people! From now on, read more literature extracurricular books! It can cultivate our sentiments, broaden our horizons, and be our mentor and friend.

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