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cctv演讲比赛演讲稿中英 (本文来自：WwW.xiaOCaofAnweN.Com 小草范文 网:cctv演讲比赛演讲稿中英)篇一：XXCCTV英文演讲比赛演讲稿　　In my elementary school years, I was once detained in the teacher’s office for some “serious moral misconduct”, sending my seatmate home everyday and being a very close friend.　　Well, you may wonder, so what?　　The only problem is that she is a girl. And to make things worse, she happened to be very charming by children’s standard that my teacher reprimanded me severely for being over-enthusiastic, and maintained that I should stay away from her and concentrate on truly serious matters.　　With overdue respect to my teacher’s authority, I kept silent as if there were really something of an item going on between us. From then on, we were separated to sit in the diagonal corners of the classroom and were too embarrassed to speak to each other anymore.　　Not only did I lose one of my best friends to my silence, but also my teacher’s trust to my cowardly obedient manner.　　When I look back on my childhood experience, I was astonished by how the　　“matured” adults misinterpreted the children’s pure friendship. As if, there’s no such thing as sincerity between the children through the eyes of grown-ups. While at the same time, I was more shocked by the children’s frightfulness in voicing the honest answers and stating the true circumstances. And the relationship between the teachers and the students become antagonized and precariously balanced.　　Education, we say, is about communication. It’s a two-way street. The students should learn to be brave enough to speak up, at least once in a while.　　I do wish I could come back to my childhood and make my voice heard, whispering to that little boy to speak up and telling the teacher that innocence really is something worth holding fast to.　　Imagine a world in which Martin Luther King had failed to speak out against oppressive racism. How different our world would be like today? For centuries, people and countries have been fighting to make th