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1、少儿英语故事演讲稿5篇少儿英语演讲稿1DuringtheSouthernandNorthernDynasties(420-589),therelivedabeautiful,intelligentprincessnameLechangintheStateChen.SheandherhusbandXuDeyanlovedeachotherdearly.ButbeforelongtheircountrywasindangerofbeinginvadedbythetroopsoftheSuiDynasty.PrincessLechangandXuDeyanhadapremonitionthatthe

2、ircountywouldbeoccupiedbytheinvadersandtheywouldhavetoleavethepalaceandgointoexile.Duringthechaostheymightlosetouchwitheachother.Theybrokeabronzemirror,asymboloftheunityofhusbandandwifeintotwopartsandeachofthemkeptahalf.TheyaGREedthateachwouldtaketheirhalfofthemirrortothefairduringtheLanternFestival

3、,whichisonthe15thdayofthefirstLunarmonth,inthehopethatwouldmeetagain.Whentheywereunitedthetwohalveswouldjointogether.Soontheirpremonitioncametrue.Duringthechaosofwar,theprincesslosttouchwithherhusbandwastakentoapowerfulministerYangSushouseandwasmadehismistress.AttheLanternFestivalthenextyear,XuDeyan

4、tookhishalfofthemirrortothefair.Hehopedthathecouldmeethiswife.Itsohappenedthataservantwassellingtheotherhalfofthebronzemirror.XuDeyanrecognizeditimmediately.Heaskedtheservantabouthiswife.Asheheardaboutherbitterexperience,tearsrolleddownhischeeks.XuDeyanwroteapoemonthehalfofthemirrorkeptbyhiswife:You

5、leftmewithyourbrokenmirrorNowthemirrorisbackbutnotyouIcannolongerseeyourreflectioninthemirrorOnlythebrightmoonbutnotyou.theservantbroughtbacktheinscribedhalfofthemirrortoprincessLechang.Fordays,shecouldnothelpsobbingbecausesheknewherhusbandwasstillaliveandthathemissedherbuttheycouldnotmeetforever.th

6、eminister,YangSu,foundthisout.HewasalsomovedbytheirtrueloveandrealizeditwasimpossibletogetLechangslove.SohesentforXuDeyanandallowedthehusbandandwifetoreunite.Itisusedtosuggestthehappyreunionofaseparatedcouple.少儿英语演讲稿2RichardWagnerwasanundersizedlittleman,withaheadtoobigforhisbody-asicklylittleman.Hi

7、snerveswerebad.Andhehaddelusionsofgrandeur.Shakespeare,andBeethoven,andPlato,rolledintoone.Andyouwouldhavehadnodifficultyinhearinghimtalk.Hewasoneofthemostexhaustingconversationaliststhateverlived.Aneveningwithhimwasaneveningspentinlisteningtoamonologue.Sometimeshewasbrilliant;sometimeshewasmaddenin

8、glytiresome.Butwhetherhewasbeingbrilliantordull,hehadonesoletopicofconversation：himself.Whathethoughtandwhathedid.Hehadamaniaforbeingintheright.Theslightesthintofdisagreement,fromanyone,onthemosttrivialpoint,wasenoughtosethimoffonaharanguethatmightlastforhours,inwhichheprovedhimselfrightinsomanyways

9、,andwithsuchexhaustingvolubility,thatintheendhishearer,stunnedanddeafened,wouldagreewithhim,forthesakeofpeace.少儿英语演讲稿3Therewasabigriver.Inthebigrivertherewasabigfish.Thebigfishwasverybad.Itwantedtoeataboyoragirleveryyear.Sothepeopletherehadtosendaboyoragirltothebigfisheveryyear.Ifnot,thebigfishwould

10、drownthem,thepeoplecouldntdoanythingaboutit.ThetimecametosendShallytothebigfish.LittleShallysatinasmallboatinthemiddleoftheriver.Shedidntwanttodie,andshewassobbing.ThelittlefishsawShally,theywereverysorryforthelittlegirlandtheywantedtodosomethingtohelpher,Dontsob,Shally,letsthinkofanidea.Thelittlefi

11、shfoundaknifeandgaveittoShally,then,thebigfishcametoeatShally.Allthelittlefishnibbled(轻咬，啃)thebigfish,andthebigfishwashurt.Shallytookouttheknifeandkilledit.Thebigfishdied,Shallyandtheothergirlsandboystherewereallsaved.少儿英语演讲稿4Abigsnakepassedbyunderaspiderwet.Anditwantedtoeatthespiderintheweb.Butbeca

12、useitwasnothighenoughtoreachtheweb,ithadtogiveup.Whenthespidersawthesnakeleaving,itcamedownfromthewebhangingwithathread.Thesnakethoughtthiswasanopportunity,andthenwaitedwithitsheadhighinthecar.Seeingthatthesnakecameback,thespidercamebacktotheweb.Afterdoingthisforseveraltimes,thesnakegotverywearyandl

13、owereditshead.Thespidersuddenlycameatthesnakewhenitwasnotpreparedandbititsheadfirmly.Thewoundedsnakejumpedwildlyandfellonthegroundsrepeatedly,failingtokillthespideronitshead.Afterthespiderbitthesnakedead,itbeguntoeatthesnakesbrains,anddidntleaveuntilitwasfull.少儿英语演讲稿5Thecentipedewaitsbytheholeofthee

14、arthworm,wantstoeatitwhentheeisanopportunity.Buttheearthwormhidingintheholesuddenlysticksoutitsheadandbreaksoneofthecentipedeslegswhenthecentipedeisnotalert.Angeredbythis,thecentipedebeginstodrillitselfintothehole.Becausetheholeistoosmall,itcannotgetin,andtheearthwormbreaksanotherleg.Thereisnothingt

15、hecentipedecandoaboutit,butitdoesntwanttoleave.Sothecentipedehasbuttowaitoutsidethehole.Theearthwormdoesthesamething,andbreaksthecentipedeslegsonebyone.Beforelong,theone-hundred-legcentipedehasnolegsanymore.Althoughthecentipedeisnotdeadwithoutlegs.Butitcannotmoveanymore,andcandonothingbutwatchtheearthwormeatitsbody.