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1、第 1 页 有关自由英语演讲稿【三篇】 特征码 yAvQIdKAToUdWdFzwSzH 【一】 iwantbefree goodafternoon,everyone.today,mytopicis“iwanttobefree. ”itsastoryaboutawolfandadog. awolfwasalmostdeadwithhunger.ahouse- dogsawhim,andasked,”friend,itsbadforyou.” “whydontyouworksteadilyasido,andgetyourfoodregularly?” “iwouldhavenoobjection
2、.”saidthewolf,”ificouldonlyget aplace.”“iwillhelpyou.”saidthedog.”ewithmetomymaster,a ndyoushallsharemework” sothewolfandthedogwenttothetowntogether. 第 2 页 ontheway,thewolfsawthattherewasnohairaroundthedogneck.h efeltquitesurprised,andaskedhimwhyitwaslikethat?“oh,it isnothing.”saidthedog.”everynight
3、mymasterputsacollara roundmyneckandchainsmeup.youwillsoongetusedtoit.” “isthattheonlyreason.”saidthewolf.”thengoodbyetoyou, myfriend.iwouldliketobefree.” doyouliketobefree?every.thankyouforlistening. 我想要自由 大家好，今天，我的主题是“我想自由” ，这是关于一只狼 和一只狗的故事。 一只狼差点饿死了，一只狗看见了他，问道：“朋友，这 对你不好。 ” “你为什么不象我那样工作，经常吃你的食物呢？“
4、我不 反对， ”狼说， “如果我能得到一个地方，我会帮助你的。 ”狗说， “跟我一起去我的主人，你将分享我的工作。 ” 于是，狼和狗一起去了镇上。 在路上，狼看见周围有 dogneck没有头发。他感到很惊讶， 问他为什么会这样？“哦，那是什么也没有。 ”狗说。 “我的主 人每天晚上都把我的脖子和链子拴起来，你很快就会习惯了。 ” “那是唯一的原因， ”狼说， “那好吧，再见，我的朋友， 第 3 页 我想是自由的。 ” 你喜欢自由吗？每一个，谢谢你的聆听。 【二】 Awordthatchangetheworld Atthebottomofyourheart,cryoutfreedom About
5、4700yearsago，ourancestorHuangdicreatedanewnation, ineasternAsia,fromtheQinunificationtotheRevolutionledby SunYat- senin1911,ithasappearedatotalof83Chinesedynasties。 1949,Ithinkitisaspecialyearthatthepeoplecouldneverforge t。JapanandGermanyhaveannouncedFailuretotheworld.SoIhav equestions. ButIn5,000ye
6、ars,whatmakesChinachange, In1945、whatmadethefascistfail Inthelongtimeofthewar，whatsupportedthepeopletofightthe dark。Ithinktheanswerisabelief，apowerwhichnamedfreedom ，freedomisaspiritualcalledhope,isafreespiritcalledresi stance.Buttoday，Iwanttoknowwhatthemeaningitisforouryou ngpeople? 第 4 页 eightyyea
7、rsago,someonetaughtyoung:“sacrificingyourperso nal freedomistoseekfreeforyourcountry!“Butthen，apersonMRHu Shihhadtoldthem:“fightingyourpersonalfreedomisthenation alfreedomstruggle！,fightingforyourfreepersonality,isth efreeforthecountry!“butToday,wehaveforgetit。whenweplay basketballintheschoolyard，wh
8、enweseeafilmathome,whatdoy outhink？,or“wearestillyoung？” “thereishavemoretime“ifso，wehavegivenupthechancetofigh tfreedomforyourself。 Afilmabraveheart WilliamWallacesaid:Fightandyoumaydie,runandyoulllive.A tleastawhile.Anddyinginyourbedsmanyyearsfromnow,wouldyo ubewillingtotradeallthedaysfromnowtotha
9、tforonechance,ju stonechancetoebackhereandtellyourenemiesthattheycantake ourlives,buttheyllnevertakeourfreedom?! Asweareyoung，Ithinktheworldisabigstage，wetakethestage ，wemusttryourbesttoshowusnomatterwhathappened。Yes,eve 第 5 页 ryonewilldie,butnoteveryonereallylives.Doyoureallylive, oryou willdiealon
10、eintheendofyourlife.Sonow,pleasedontwait,p leasedontwastethevaluabletime. Pleasefightforyourdream,pleaseorderyourideals,andfromth ebottomofyourheart,pleasecryout“freedom“. 中文翻译: 一个字，改变世界 在你的心脏底部，哭出来的自由 约 4700年前，我们的祖先轩辕黄帝创建了一个新的国家， 在亚洲东部，从秦统一于 1911年由孙中山先生领导的革命，它 一共出现了中国 83个朝代。1949 年，我认为这是一个特殊的 年份，人们永
11、远也不会忘记，日本和德国已宣布失效的世界。 所以，我有问题。 但在 5000年，是什么让中国的变化， In1945，是什么让法西斯的失败 在很长一段时间的战争，支持的人打暗。我认为答案应该 是一种信念，一种力量，它命名为自由，自由是一种精神叫做 希望的，是一个叫做电阻的自由精神。但是今天，我想知道是 什么意思为我们的年轻人吗？ 第 6 页 80 年前，有人教年轻人：“牺牲你个人的自由是寻求免费 为你的国家！”但是，然后，一个人问胡适曾告诉他们：“打 你的个人自由是国家的自由而奋斗，争取你的自由个性，是自 由的国家！” ，但今天，我们忘了，当我们打篮球在学校的操场， 当我们在家里看电影，你觉得呢
12、？，或“我们都还年轻吗？” “有是有更多的时间” ，如果这样，我们有加文 upthe的机会为 自己争取自由。一部电影“勇敢的心” 威廉华莱士说：“战斗，你可能会死，运行，你会生活。 至少有一段时间。多年后死在床上，你会愿意交易从现在开始， 所有的日子，去换一个机会，就一个机会回到这里，告诉你的 敌人，他们可以夺走我们的生命，但他们永远不会走我们的自 由！ 我们还年轻，我认为世界是一个大舞台，我们采取的阶段， 我们必须尽我们所能向我们展示了不管发生了什么，是的，每 个人都会死，但不是每个人都真正活 过。你真的生活，或你 willdie独自一人在你生命终结的所 以现在，请 donnot等待， ，请
13、 donnot浪费了宝贵的时间。 请打你的梦想，请订购你的理想，你的心脏底部，请大声 呼喊“自由” 。 【三】 mr.speaker,membersofthe77thcongress: 第 7 页 iaddressyou,themembersofthisnewcongress,atamomentunprec edentedinthehistoryoftheunion.iusetheword“unprecedente d”becauseatnoprevioustimehasamericansecuritybeenasseri ouslythreatenedfromwithoutasitistod
14、ay. sincethepermanentformationofourgovernmentundertheconsti tutionin1789,mostoftheperiodsofcrisisinourhistoryhavere latedtoourdomesticaffairs.and,fortunately,onlyoneofthes e-thefour-yearwarbetweenthestates- everthreatenedournationalunity.today,thankgod,130,000,0 00americansinforty- eightstateshavefo
15、rgottenpointsofthepassinournationaluni ty. itistruethatpriorto1914theunitedstatesoftenhasbeendistu rbedbyeventsinothercontinents.wehaveevenengagedintwowar switheuropeannationsandinanumberofundeclaredwarsinthewe stindies,inthemediterraneanandinthepacific,forthemainte nanceofamericanrightsandforthepri
16、nciplesofpeacefulmerce.b utinnocasehasaseriousthreatbeenraisedagainstournational safetyorourcontinuedindependence. 第 8 页 whatiseektoconveyisthehistorictruththattheunitedstatesa sanationhasatalltimesmaintainedopposition- clear,definiteopposition- toanyattempttolockusinbehindanancientchinesewallwhilet
17、h eprocessionofcivilizationwentpast.today,thinkingofourch ildrenandoftheirchildren,weopposeenforcedisolationforou rselvesorforanyotherpartoftheamericas. thatdeterminationofours,extendingoveralltheseyears,wasp roved,forexample,intheearlydaysduringthequartercenturyo fwarsfollowingthefrenchrevolution.w
18、hilethenapoleonicstr uggledidthreateninterestsoftheunitedstatesbecauseofthef renchfootholdinthewestindiesandinlouisiana,andwhileween gagedinthewarof1812tovindicateourrighttopeacefultrade,i tisneverthelessclearthatneitherfrancenorgreatbritainnor anyothernationwasaimingatdominationofthewholeworld. and
19、inlikefashion,from1815to1914-ninety-nineyears- nosinglewarineuropeorinasiaconstitutedarealthreatagains tourfutureoragainstthefutureofanyotheramericannation. exceptinthemaximilianinterludeinmexico,noforeignpowerso ughttoestabli*selfinthishemisphere.andfriendlystrength; 第 9 页 itisstillafriendlystrengt
20、h. evenwhentheworldwarbrokeoutin1914itseemedtocontainonlys mallthreatofdangertoourownamericanfuture.butastimewento n,asweremember,theamericanpeoplebegantovisualizewhatthe downfallofdemocraticnationsmightmeantoourowndemocracy. weneednotoveremphasizeimperfectionsinthepeaceofversaill es.weneednotharpon
21、failureofthedemocraciestodealwithprob lemsofworldreconstruction.weshouldrememberthatthepeaceo f1919wasfarlessunjustthanthekindofpacificationwhichbega nevenbeforemunich,andwhichisbeingcarriedonunderthenewor deroftyrannythatseekstospreadovereverycontinenttoday. theamericanpeoplehaveunalterablysettheir
22、facesagainsttha ttyranny. isupposethateveryrealistknowsthatthedemocraticwayoflife isatthismomentbeingdirectlyassailedineverypartoftheworl d- assailedeitherbyarmsorbysecretspreadingofpoisonouspropa gandabythosewhoseektodestroyunityandpromotediscordinnat 第 10 页 ionsthatarestillatpeace. duringsixteenlo
23、ngmonthsthisassaulthasblottedoutthewhole patternofdemocraticlifeinanappallingnumberofindependent nations,greatandsmall.andtheassailantsarestillonthemarc h,threateningothernations,greatandsmall. therefore,asyourpresident,performingmyconstitutionaldut yto“givetothecongressinformationofthestateoftheuni
24、on, ”ifinditunhappilynecessarytoreportthatthefutureandthes afetyofourcountryandofourdemocracyareoverwhelminglyinvo lvedineventsfarbeyondourborders. armeddefenseofdemocraticexistenceisnowbeinggallantlywag edinfourcontinents.ifthatdefensefails,allthepopulationa ndalltheresourcesofeuropeandasia,africaa
25、ndaustraliawill bedominatedbyconquerors.andletusrememberthatthetotaloft hosepopulationsinthosefourcontinents,thetotalofthosepop ulationsandtheirresourcesgreatlyexceedsthesumtotalofthe populationandtheresourcesofthewholeofthewesternhemisphe re-yes,manytimesover. intimesliketheseitisimmature- 第 11 页 a
26、nd,incidentally,untrue- foranybodytobragthatanunpreparedamerica,single- handedandwithonehandtiedbehinditsback,canholdoffthewhol eworld. norealisticamericancanexpectfromadictatorspeaceintern ationalgenerosity,orreturnoftrueindependence,orworlddis armament,orfreedomofexpression,orfreedomofreligion- or
27、evengoodbusiness.suchapeacewouldbringnosecurityforuso rforourneighbors.thosewhowouldgiveupessentiallibertytop urchasealittletemporarysafetydeserveneitherlibertynorsa fety. asanationwemaytakeprideinthefactthatwearesoft- hearted;butwecannotaffordtobesoft- headed.wemustalwaysbewaryofthosewhowithsoundin
28、gbrassand atinklingcymbalpreachtheismofappeasement.wemustespecial lybewareofthatsmallgroupofselfishmenwhowouldclipthewing softheamericaneagleinordertofeathertheirownnests. ihaverecentlypointedouthowquicklythetempoofmodernwarf- arecouldbringintoourverymidstthephysicalattackwhichwemu steventuallyexpec
29、tifthedictatornationwinthiswar. 第 12 页 thereismuchloosetalkofourimmunityfromimmediateanddirect invasionfromacrosstheseas.obviously,aslongasthebritishn avyretainsitspower,nosuchdangerexists.eveniftherewereno britishnavy,itisnotprobablethatanyenemywouldbestupideno ughtoattackusbylandingtroopsintheunit
30、edstatesfromacross thousandsofmilesofocean,untilithadacquiredstrategicbase sfromwhichtooperate. butwelearnmuchfromthelessonsofthepastyearsineurope- particularlythelessonofnorway,whoseessentialseaportswer ecapturedbytreacheryandsurprisebuiltupoveraseriesofyear s. thefirstphaseoftheinvasionofthishemis
31、pherewouldnotbethe landingofregulartroops.thenecessarystrategicpointswould beoccupiedbysecretagentsandbytheirdupes- andgreatnumbersofthemarealreadyhereandinlatinamerica. aslongastheaggressornationsmaintaintheoffensivethey,not we,willchoosethetimeandtheplaceandthemethodoftheirattac k. 第 13 页 andthati
32、swhythefutureofalltheamericanrepublicsistodayin seriousdanger.thatiswhythisannualmessagetothecongressis uniqueinourhistory.thatiswhyeverymemberoftheexecutivebr anchofthegovernmentandeverymemberofthecongressfacegreat responsibility-greataccountability. theneedofthemomentisthatouractionsandourpolicysh
33、ouldbed evotedprimarily-almostexclusively- tomeetingthisforeignperil.forallourdomesticproblemsaren owapartofthegreatemergency. justasournationalpolicyininternalaffairshasbeenbasedupo nadecentrespectfortherightsanddignityofallourfellowmenw ithinourgates,soournationalpolicyinforeignaffairshasbee nbase
34、donadecentrespectfortherightsandthedignityofallnat ions,largeandsmall.andthejusticeofmoralitymustandwillwi nintheend. ournationalpolicyisthis: first,byanimpressiveexpressionofthepublicwillandwithout regardtopartisanship,wearemittedtoall- inclusivenationaldefense. 第 14 页 second,byanimpressiveexpressi
35、onofthepublicwillandwithou tregardtopartisanship,wearemittedtofullsupportofallthos eresolutepeopleeverywherewhoareresistingaggressionandar etherebykeepingwarawayfromourhemisphere.bythissupportwe expressourdeterminationthatthedemocraticcauseshallpreva il,andwestrengthenthedefenseandthesecurityofourow
36、nnatio n. third,byanimpressiveexpressionofthepublicwillandwithout regardtopartisanship,wearemittedtothepropositionthatpri ncipleofmoralityandconsiderationsforourownsecuritywilln everpermitustoacquiesceinapeacedictatedbyaggressorsands ponsoredbyappeasers.weknowthatenduringpeacecannotbeboug htatthecos
37、tofotherpeoplesfreedom. intherecentnationalelectiontherewasnosubstantialdiffere ncebetweenthetwogreatpartiesinrespecttothatnationalpoli cy.noissuewasfoughtoutonthelinebeforetheamericanelector ate.andtodayitisabundantlyevidentthatamericancitizensev erywherearedemandingandsupportingspeedyandpleteactio
38、nin recognitionofobviousdanger. 第 15 页 therefore,theimmediateneedisaswiftanddrivingincreaseino urarmamentproduction.leadersofindustryandlaborhaverespo ndedtooursummons.goalsofspeedhavebeenset.insomecasesthe segoalsarebeingreachedaheadoftime.insomecasesweareonsch edule;inothercasesthereareslightbutno
39、tseriousdelays.and insomecases-and,iamsorrytosay,veryimportantcases- weareallconcernedbytheslownessoftheacplishmentofourplan s. thearmyandnavy,however,havemadesubstantialprogressdurin gthepastyear.actualexperienceisimprovingandspeedingupou rmethodsofproductionwitheverypassingday.andtodaysbesti snotg
40、oodenoughfortomorrow. iamnotsatisfiedwiththeprogressthusfarmade.themenincharg eoftheprogramrepresentthebestintraining,inabilityandinp atriotism.theyarenotsatisfiedwiththeprogressthusfarmade.n oneofuswillbesatisfieduntilthejobisdone. nomatterwhethertheoriginalgoalwassettoohighortoolow,our objectiveis
41、quickerandbetterresults. 第 16 页 togiveyoutwoillustrations: wearebehindscheduleinturningoutfinishedairplanes. weareworkingdayandnighttosolvetheinnumerableproblemsand tocatchup. weareaheadofscheduleinbuildingwarships,butweareworkingt ogetevenfurtheraheadofthatschedule. tochangeawholenationfromabasisof
42、peacetimeproductionofim plementsofpeacetoabasisofwartimeproductionofimplementso fwarisnosmalltask.thegreatestdifficultyesatthebeginning oftheprogram,whennewtools,andnewplantfacilities,newasse mblylines,newshipwaysmustfirstbeconstructedbeforetheact ualmaterialbeginstoflowsteadilyandspeedilyfromthem.
43、thecongressofcourse,mustrightlykeepitselfinformedatallt imesoftheprogressoftheprogram.however,thereiscertaininf ormation,asthecongressitselfwillreadilyrecognize,which, intheinterestsofourownsecurityandthoseofthenationsthatw earesupporting,mustofneedsbekeptinconfidence. 第 17 页 newcircumstancesarecons
44、tantlybegettingnewneedsforoursaf ety.ishallaskthiscongressforgreatlyincreasednewappropri ationsandauthorizationstocarryonwhatwehavebegun. ialsoaskthiscongressforauthorityandforfundssufficientto manufactureadditionalmunitionsandwarsuppliesofmanykinds,t obeturnedovertothosenationswhicharenowinactualwa
45、rwithag gressornations.ourmostusefulandimmediateroleistoactasan arsenalforthemaswellasforourselves.theydonotneedmanpowe r,buttheydoneedbillionsofdollarsworthoftheweaponsofde fense. thetimeisnearwhentheywillnotbeabletopayforthemallinread ycash.wecannot,andwewillnot,tellthemthattheymustsurrend ermerel
46、ybecauseofpresentinabilitytopayfortheweaponswhic hweknowtheymusthave. idonotremendthatwemakethemaloanofdollarswithwhichtopayf ortheseweapons- aloantoberepaidindollars.iremendthatwemakeitpossiblefor thosenationstocontinuetoobtainwarmaterialsintheunitedst ates,fittingtheirordersintoourownprogram.andne
47、arlyallof 第 18 页 theirmaterialwould,ifthetimeevercame,beusefulinourownde fense. takingcounselofexpertmilitaryandnavalauthorities,consid eringwhatisbestforourownsecurity,wearefreetodecidehowmu chshouldbekepthereandhowmuchshouldbesentabroadtoourfrie ndswho,bytheirdeterminedandheroicresistance,aregivin
48、gus timeinwhichtomakereadyourowndefense. forwhatwesendabroadweshallberepaid,repaidwithinareasona bletimefollowingthecloseofhostilities,repaidinsimilarma terials,oratouroptioninothergoodsofmanykindswhichtheyca nproduceandwhichweneed. letussaytothedemocracies:“weamericansarevitallyconcerne dinyourdefe
49、nseoffreedom.weareputtingforthourenergies,ou rresources,andourorganizingpowerstogiveyouthestrengthto regainandmaintainafreeworld.weshallsendyouinever- increasingnumbers,ships,planes,tanks,guns.thisisourpurp oseandourpledge.“ infulfillmentofthispurposewewillnotbeintimidatedbytheth 第 19 页 reatsofdictatorsthattheywillregardasabreachofinternatio nallaworasanactofwarouraidtothedemocracieswhichdaretore sisttheiraggression.suchaidisnotanactofwar,evenifadicta torshouldunilaterallyproclaimitsotobe. andwhenthedictators-ifthedictators- arereadytomakewaruponus,theywillnotwaitforanactofw