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有关灾难的英语演讲稿 有关灾难的英语演讲稿Good evening ,ladies and gentlemen! I am zhangmeiyu,major in material chemistry. As our topic today is disaster, I would say that disater cannot be discribed only by ice thickness, magnitude,and the number of people who were dead. It means people are suffering. In recent years we suffer from disasters frequently including floods, drought, earthquakes, typhoon and so on. Well, obviously some disasters are caused by humanindustrialization and environment pollution, some are likely pure natural that caused by earth geologic movements. Whatever it is, the point is when disaster strikes, what can we do ?There’s a saying I heard a long time ago, and it always stuck with me. “Plan for the worst, and hope for the best.” So the first step is to be well prepared. A lot can be done including developing the forecast system ,learning common sense,taking emergency into account when constructing buildings to minimize the loss.The second point is about the post-disaster reconstruction. It is not only buildings and infrastructure, but also peoples hope and confidence that need to be reconstructed. The disaster，although tragic，is also a new begining. We have to start from scratch , but the cruel disaster makes us know more about love and interpersonal relationship. We know moreabout ourselves, and what is truly important to us. Disasters, as terrible as they are, often bring people and communities together. Many disaster victims find that they are stronger than they realized and that despite theill luck that has fallen their way, they are equipped to survive. As a victim, while it may be tempting to play the role of a victim and continue to grieve our losses, taking action can have a healing affect. It propels us forward and demonstrates that we do have some control over oursituation.Empower ourselves by volunteering to help others in worse shape than we are in.If we see a need, do what we can to fill it.At last, I want to say what once said by the he-ro-in-e o