关于读书的英语作文演讲稿2023最新.docx
关于读书的英语作文演讲稿2023最新关于读书的英语作文演讲稿1Asiswellknown,booksteachustolearnlife,truth,scienceandmanyotherusefulthings.Theyincreaseourknowledge,broadenourmindsandstrengthenourcharacter.Inotherwords,theyareourgoodteachersandwisefriends.Thisisthereasonwhyourparentsalwaysencourageustoreadmorebooks.Readingisagoodthing,butwemustpaygreatattentiontothechoiceofbooks.Itistruethatwecanderivebenefitsfromgoodbooks.However,badbookswilldousmoreharmthangood.如众所周知，书籍教我们学习人生，真理，科学以及许多有用的东西。它们增加我们的知识，扩大我们的心胸并加强我们的品格。换句话说，它们是我们的良师益友。这是为什么我们的父母终是鼓励我们要多读书的理由。读书是一好事，但我们必须多加注意书的选择。不错，我们能从好书中获得益处。然而，坏书却对我们有害无益。关于读书的英语作文演讲稿2Somepeoplesaythatmoneyisthebestthingintheworld.ButIconsiderreadingbooksasthebestandthemostpreciousthingonecaneverhave.有人说世界上钱最好，我认为读书最好，而且读书是无价宝。Readingbooksisveryimportant.Firstofall,itisknowledgethatmakessocietydevelopandbyreadingbooksyoucangetallkindsofknowledge.Furthemore,readingbooksmakesyouaqualifiedpersonandmakesyourlifeenjoyable.读书是很重要的。首先，知识使社会进步，通过读书你可以得到各种知识，另外，读书使你成为一个合格人才，使你生活愉快。Oneisnevertoooldtolearn.Nomatterwhattimeyourcalizetheimportanceofreadingbooks,youcanenjoyitduringtherestofyourlifetime.Lovebooks,fortheyareyourbestfriends.活到老学到老。不管你什么时候意识到读书的重要性，你都可以享受到余生读书的乐趣。热爱书吧，书是你的挚友。关于读书的英语作文演讲稿3Peopleoftensaythatgoldandsilverarethemostvaluablethingsintheworld.ButIdon'tthinkso.Inmyopinion,toreadbooksismorevaluablethananythingelse.Theoldsaying"Toopenabookisalwayshelpful"clearlytellsushowgooditistoreadabook.Booksareourfriends.Theyintroduceusdifferentkindsofknowledge.Theyleadusdowntheroadtosuccess.Booksareourteachers.Theyteachustroth,science,literature,andphilosophyoflife.Besides,theyincreaseourknowledge,enlargeourexperience,strengthenourcharacteranddomanyotherthingswhichwecannotdowithoutthem.Bookstelluswhatisgoodandwhatisevil.Andonlybookscantellthegoodfromthebad.Thereforetoreadmorebooksisthebestpolicyforouryoungstudents.人们常说金子和银子是世界上最有价值的东西，但我不这样认为。在我看来，读书比任何其他事情更有价值。“开卷有益”清楚地告诉了我们读书有多好。书是我们的朋友。它们向我们介绍不同种类的知识，它指导我们沿着成功之路前行。书是我们的老师。它们教我们真理、科学、文学和生活的哲理，同时它们增加了我们的知识，扩大了我们的视野，增强了我们的个性，使我们还做了在没有书的情况下绝不可能完成的其他事情。书能让我们明辨是非，并且只有书才能让我们吸取反面教训。因此，读更多的书是我们青少年学生的明智之举。关于读书的英语作文演讲稿4Inthissummerholidays，Ireadabookcalled<GreatExpectations>，itwaswrittenbytheCharlesDickens，oneofthemostfamousEnglishwriters。Hewrotelotsofwonderfulnovels。Thisbookisoneofhispositions。Peoplealwaysliketoparewiththeirfriends。Itisabigfoibleofallthepeople。Ifotherpeoplehavealotofmoney，wealsowanttoberich。Ifallthepeoplearoundusarepoor，wenevermindthatweareverypoor，too。wewillnotashamedbecauseofourfolly。Thisisasocialproblem。Ifweneverpossessanything，wewillnotmindwelostsomething。Sincewedontwanttobeveryrich，wewillnotfeeldespondbecausepoor。TheprotagonistofthisnovelisPip(Handel)。Hisparentsdiedwhenhewasababy。Hissisterhadbroughthimupbyhand。HissistermarriedtoJoeGargery，thevillageblacksmith。Theydidnthavemuchmoney，andPipneverwenttoschooltostudy。Buthewasoftenveryhappy。Becauseallofhisfriendsarelikehim。Itisntveryunfortunatetothem，thisistheirlives。Butbyachance，Piphelpedaconvict;hegavemuchfoodtohim。ThenhemetMissHavisham，averystrangeoldwomanandshewasveryrich。Fouryearslater，MissHavishamwantsPiptoberemovedfromhishomeandeducatedasagentlemanwhoexpectsinheritafortunewhenhegrowup。Afterhearingthat。Pipstartedtodespisehispoorfriends。Heevenfeelashamedbecausehelivewiththepoorman。Pipsgreatexpectationsdestroyedhislife。Thisnoveltoldusthatwecannotparewithothers。Dontfeelenvyattheothersmoney。Andifonedayyoubeveryrich，pleasedontdespiseyourpoorfriends。关于读书的英语作文演讲稿5oneofthemostinterestingquestionsaboutgulliverstravelsiswhetherthehouyhnhnmsrepresentanidealofrationalityorwhetherontheotherhandtheyarethebuttofswift'ssatire。inotherwords，inbookiv，isswiftpokingfunatthetalkinghorsesordoesheintendforustotakethemseriouslyastheproperwaytoact?ifwelookcloselyatthewaythatthehouyhnhnmsact，wecanseethatinfactswiftdoesnottakethemseriously:heusesthemtoshowthedangersofpride。firstwehavetoseethatswiftdoesnoteventakegullverseriously。forinstance，hisnamesoundsmuchlikegullible，whichsuggeststhathewillbelieveanything。also，whenhefirstseestheyahoosandtheythrowexcrementonhim，herespondsbydoingthesameinreturnuntiltheyrunaway。hesays，"imustneedsdiscoversomemorerationalbeing，"eventhoughasahumanheisalreadythemostrationalbeingthereis。thisiswhyswiftreferstoerasmusdarwinsdiscoveryoftheoriginofthespeciesandthevoyageofthebeagle-toshowhowgulliverknowsthatpeopleareatthetopofthefoodchain。butiflemulegulliverissatirized，soarethehouyhnhnms，whosevoicessoundlikethecallofcastrati。theywalkontwolegsinsteadoffour，andseemtobemuchlikepeople。asgulliversays，"itwaswiththeutmostastonishmentthatiwitnessedthesecreaturesplayingthefluteanddancingavienesewaltz。tomymind，theyseemedlikethegreatesthumanseverseenincourt，evenmoredextrousthanthelordedmundburke"。asthisquotedemonstrates，gulliveristerriblyimpressed，buthisadmirationforthehouyhnhnmsisshort-livedbecausetheyaresoprideful。forinstance，theleaderofthehouyhnhnmsclaimsthathehasreadalltheworksofcharlesdickens，andthathecansinglehandedlyrecitethenamesofallthekingsandqueensofenglanduptogeorgeii。swiftsubtlyshowsthatthishouyhnhnmsprideismisplacedwhen，inthemiddleoftheintellectualpetition，heforgetsthenameofqueenelizabethshusband。swiftssatireofthehouyhnhnmsesoutinotherwaysaswell。oneofthemostmemorablescenesiswhenthedapplegreymareattemptstowoothehorsethatguenivrehasbroughtwithhimtotheisland。firstsheactsflirtatiously，paradingaroundthebewilderedhorse。butwhenthisdoesnothavethedesiredeffect，shegetsanotheridea:"asiwatchedinamazementfrommyperchinthetopofatree，thesorrelnagdashedoffandreturnedwithayahooonherbackwhowasyetmoremonstrousthanmr。popebeingfittedbyaclothier。shedroppedthiscreaturebeforemynagasifofferingupasacrifice。myhorsesniffedthecreatureandturnedaway。"itmightseemthatweshouldtakethissceneseriouslyasafailedattemptatcourtship，andthatconsequentlyweshouldseethegreymareasanunrequitedlover。butitmakesmoresenseifweseethatswiftisbeingsatirichere:itisthefemalehouyhnhnmwhomakesthemove，whichwouldnothavehappenedineighteenth-centuryengland。thehouyhnhmisbeingprideful，anditisthatpridethatmakeshimunabletoimpressgullivershorse。gulliverimaginesthehorsesaying，sblood，thenotionofcreatingthebarebackedbeastwithananimalwhohadheldmr。popeonherbackmakesmequeezy。afinalindicationthatthehouyhnmnsarenotmeanttobetakenseriouslyoccurswhentheleaderofthehouynhmsvisitslilliput，wherehevisitsthefrenchroyalsociety。hegoesintoaroominwhichascientististryingtoturnwineintowater(itselfapridefulactthatreferstothemarriageatgallilee)。thescientisthasbeenworkinghardattheexperimentformanyyearswithoutsuccess，whenthehouyhnmnarrivesandimmediatelyknowsthattodo:"thecreaturenosoonersteppedthroughthedoorwaythanhestruckuponaplan。slurpingupallthewineinsight，hequicklymadewaterinabucketthatsatnearthedoor"。
