作业帮北京申奥那个大会上,何振梁的英文演讲稿
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北京申奥那个大会上,何振梁的英文演讲稿
就是那次在莫斯科,申奥中,何振梁的演讲稿,英文的.
在一些省市的高中语文教科书上有的,具体是哪一册我忘了,谁有,麻烦写下来.
就是那次在莫斯科,申奥中,何振梁的演讲稿,英文的.
在一些省市的高中语文教科书上有的,具体是哪一册我忘了,谁有,麻烦写下来.
何先生第一个和最后一个发言的,由于空间限制,其他人的发言稿我不能写过来了
你参考这个
http://210.75.208.182/eolympic/ztq/presentation/presentation.html
Mr. He Zhenliang's Opening Speech
Mr. President,
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of my country and of the Chinese people nurturing fervent hopes about this session today, we have the honor, for a second time, of presenting Beijing's bid for the Olympic Games.
Eight years have already gone by since our first bid for the 2000 Games. During this period of time, my country has made tremendous strides on the road to modernisation and social progress. As the Evaluation Commission has indicated, Beijing has the capacity to organize an excellent Olympic Games which will hand down a unique heritage to China and to sport.
To my right, here is the Beijing's delegation who will present to you our bid.
But first, let me introduce to you the Vice Primier of China, Mr. Li Lanqing. He is one of the top leaders in our country and a great friend of the Olympic Movement. Now, Mr. Li please.
Vice Premier Li Lanqing's Speech
...
Mr. Liu Qi's Speech
...
Mr. Yuan Weimin's Speech
...
Mr. Lou Dapeng's Speech
...
Mr. Wang Wei' Speech
...
Ms. Deng Yaping' Speech
...
Mr. He Zhenliang's Speech
Mr. President,
Dear Colleagues,
No matter which decision you make today, it will be recorded in history. However one decision will certainly serve to make history. With your decision here today, you can move the world and China toward an embrace of friendship through sport that will benefit all mankind.
Almost 50 years ago, I took part in the Olympic Games for the first time; it was in Helsinki. Since then, I have become deeply attached to the Olympic spirit. And me, like so many of my countrymen, I am convinced that the Olympic values are universal and the Olympic flame lights up the way of progress for all humanity.
It has been a dream of mine throughout my career to find a way to bring the Olympic Games to China. I, too, want my countrymen and women to experience the eternal beauty of the Olympic dream in our homeland.
By voting for Beijing, you will bring the Games for the first time in the history of Olympism to a country with one fifth of the world's population and give to this billion people the opportunity to serve the Olympic Movement with creativity and devotion.
Dear colleagues, the message you send today may signal the beginning of a new era of global unity.
If you honor Beijing with the right to host the 2008 Olympic Games, I can assure you, my dear colleagues, that, in seven years from now, Beijing will make you proud of the decision you make here today.
Thank you.
Dear Colleagues and delegates of the IFs and NOCs, we are now ready to answer your questions.
你参考这个
http://210.75.208.182/eolympic/ztq/presentation/presentation.html
Mr. He Zhenliang's Opening Speech
Mr. President,
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of my country and of the Chinese people nurturing fervent hopes about this session today, we have the honor, for a second time, of presenting Beijing's bid for the Olympic Games.
Eight years have already gone by since our first bid for the 2000 Games. During this period of time, my country has made tremendous strides on the road to modernisation and social progress. As the Evaluation Commission has indicated, Beijing has the capacity to organize an excellent Olympic Games which will hand down a unique heritage to China and to sport.
To my right, here is the Beijing's delegation who will present to you our bid.
But first, let me introduce to you the Vice Primier of China, Mr. Li Lanqing. He is one of the top leaders in our country and a great friend of the Olympic Movement. Now, Mr. Li please.
Vice Premier Li Lanqing's Speech
...
Mr. Liu Qi's Speech
...
Mr. Yuan Weimin's Speech
...
Mr. Lou Dapeng's Speech
...
Mr. Wang Wei' Speech
...
Ms. Deng Yaping' Speech
...
Mr. He Zhenliang's Speech
Mr. President,
Dear Colleagues,
No matter which decision you make today, it will be recorded in history. However one decision will certainly serve to make history. With your decision here today, you can move the world and China toward an embrace of friendship through sport that will benefit all mankind.
Almost 50 years ago, I took part in the Olympic Games for the first time; it was in Helsinki. Since then, I have become deeply attached to the Olympic spirit. And me, like so many of my countrymen, I am convinced that the Olympic values are universal and the Olympic flame lights up the way of progress for all humanity.
It has been a dream of mine throughout my career to find a way to bring the Olympic Games to China. I, too, want my countrymen and women to experience the eternal beauty of the Olympic dream in our homeland.
By voting for Beijing, you will bring the Games for the first time in the history of Olympism to a country with one fifth of the world's population and give to this billion people the opportunity to serve the Olympic Movement with creativity and devotion.
Dear colleagues, the message you send today may signal the beginning of a new era of global unity.
If you honor Beijing with the right to host the 2008 Olympic Games, I can assure you, my dear colleagues, that, in seven years from now, Beijing will make you proud of the decision you make here today.
Thank you.
Dear Colleagues and delegates of the IFs and NOCs, we are now ready to answer your questions.