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thank you! thank you!
i told my friends i would come here to say “thank you” then walked off. i can’t, it’s no way. i get so many people i can thank. in all the videos, you never just saw me, also scottie pippen and the championship we won. i’ve got a lot of questions over the last four weeks. anybody says “well, why do you pick david thompson?” i know why, david knows why and maybe you guys don’t know. but as i grow up in north carolina, i was eleven years old, 1974, i think, when david won the championship. i hated north carolina, but i ended up in north carolina. but i was in love with david thompson, not just for the game basketball, but in terms of what he represented. you know, we all, as david says or said we go through trails and tribulations. and he did, and i was inspired by him. and when i called him and asked him to stand up for me, i know i shocked a shoot out of him. i know i did. but he is very kind to say, ”yeath, i’ll do it.” that is not disrespect to the north carolina guy; we all know i am true blue north carolina guy to the heart. coach smith, larry brown, sam perkins, james worthy, you know all of those guys.
i’d like to start to my parents. you guys see all the i-likes. what is about me that you guys don’t know? as i set up here and watch all the other guys give their history. so many things i didn’t know about jerry sloan. and we lived on the phone, but i didn’t know he was in a small class from the first grade to the eighth grade. even david robinson, i have known david for some time. you know, but i found some things, good things or bad things about him that i didn’t know. and chipson, i’ve known chipson for years. my father and my mother spent a lot time with mike and found out good things about her, but what about me that you guys don’t know?
i got two brothers, james and larry, five four and five five in height. they give me all i could ever ask for. as brothers, in terms of competition. my brother larry is an ideal situation with small things coming with small packages. this do fall me every single day. to the extend that my mother used to come out and make us come in because we were fighting way too much. my older brother was always gone. he is served in the army for 31 years. and the competition didn’t stop there. my sister who is one year younger than me, never want to be alone by herself. she took classes, extra classes, graduated from high school with me, to go to university north carolina with me, and to graduate fairer than me. and you guys wanna know where my competition nature comes from, it came from them, it came from my older sister and she is not here today. my father who is not here today, obviously he is with us, all of us. my competitive nature has gone a long way from the first time i picked up any sports, baseball, football, run-track, basketball, anything in this class i played.
they started to fire me; you know that fire started from my parents. as i moved on my career, people add wood to that fire. coach smith, what can i say about him? he is a legendary coach. lerold smith, now you guys think that’s a mistake. lerold smith was the guy when i got kicks he got picked in the team. he is here tonight. he is still the same six seven guy. he is not even bigger. his level is even about the same. but he started the whole process for me, because when he made the team and i didn’t, i wanted to prove, not just to lerold smith, not just to myself, but to the coach who actually picked lerold over me. i want to make sure he understood you made a mistake, dude.
buss peterson, my roommate. when i first met buss, all i heard about was that this kid from ashville north carolina was clearly unplayed against but he has never played against me then, so how do you come to be the player of the year? is that some type of media, exposure, you know i came from wilmington, you know, where two channel, channel abc and channel nbc that i never saw nba at all when i grow up. they didn’t have cbs receiver in north carolina or wilmington also. buss peterson became a dead on my board. when i get a chance to meet peterson on the basketball court. but he is a great person. it isn’t the fault of his. it was just my competitive natures. i didn’t think he can beat me or is better than me as a basketball player. and he became my roommate. from that point on, he became my focal point not knowingly. he didn’t know it, but he did. and coach smith, the day when he was on the sports illustrated, he named four starters and he didn’t name me. that burned me up, because i got to be on that sports illustrate. he had his own vision about giving a freshman that exposure, i totally understand that but from a basketball sense i deserve to be on that sports illustrated, and he understands that.
and it didn’t stop there. my competitive natures went right into the pros, i get to the bulls which i am very proud. at the time jerry reinsdorf didn’t own the team. it was another organization reinsdorf drafted me. kevin loughery was my first coach. kevin used to take practice and put me in starting five. you know, he made a competitive thing where the losing team had to run. so now we are almost on the winning team, halfway on the game, halfway on the situation, he switched me to the losing team. so i took that as a competitive thing, but you were trying to test me and by nine times out of ten the second team would come back to win no matter what he did. so i appreciated kevin to give me that challenge, providing that type of fire with me and he threw another log on that fire for me. jerry reinsdorf, i mean what else can i say. the next year when i came back i broke my foot; i was out of 65 games. and when i came back i wanna play. the doctor came with his old theory that you can play only seven minutes a game, but i am practicing two hours a day. i am saying, well, i don’t agree with that math. and back then, whoever has the worst record gets the most balls in ping-pang balls, you know you can decide what pick you can have, but i don’t care about that. i just wanted to win. i wanna made to playoffs. i wanna keep that energy going in chicago. so i had to go into his office and sat down with him and say “jerry, i actually think i should play more than 14 minutes and practice more than two hours. he said “we have to protect the long-term investment we’ve invested on you. i said “i really think i should be able to play.” he said “let me ask you this, if you had a headache.” at that time, there was ten percent that i can hurt my ankle or my foot. he said “you had a headache and you got ten capsules, and one of them is coated with poison, would you take it?” i looked him and say “it depends on how bad is that headache. how bad is that headache” .jerry looked me and say “you are ok, i guess you had a good answer, you can go back to play. you let me allow you to go back and play.” you know, jerry provided a lot of difficult obstacles for me but at the same time the guy gave me a opportunity to perform at the highest level in terms of basketball. the bulls, the whole bulls organization, you know, they did great adjustments for me and all my teammates. believe me i had a lot of teammates in all the 14 years i played for the bulls. i respect each one of them. i just want them to win. no matter how you looked at it. doug collins came the same time when i was trying to play at the summer time. he said “well, you are part of the organization and the organization said you can’t play at the summer time. i said “you read the things in my contract; in my contract i have the ‘love the game’ clause. that means i can play anytime i want, any place i want and doug looked at me and said “you are right, you are right.” and that’s how we became a little closer. jerry krause is right there and jerry is not here. obviously i don’t know who’d invite him, i didn’t. but, i hope he understands it goes a long way. he is a very competitive person. i was a very competitive person. he said organizations win championships. i said “i didn’t see organizations playing with the flu in utah. i didn’t see it playing with a bad ankle.” granted, granted, i think organizations put together teams, but at the end of the day, team’s got to go out and play. i think the players win the championship, and the organization has something to do with it, don’t get me wrong. but don’t try to put the organization above players. because player still got to go out of there and perform. you guys got to pay us, but i am still to out to play.
obviously you’ve seen my kids marcus and jeffery. i love you guys. i think you guys represent a lot of me and a lot of different person as your mum, you represent them as well. you know, i think you guys have a heavy burden. i wouldn’t want to be you guys if i had to. you know, because all the expectations you have to deal with. i mean, look around you, they charge a thousand dollars ticket for this thing, for this holy event. it used to be 200 dollars, but i paid it. you know, i have no choice. i have a lot of families and a lot of friend i have to bring in. so thank all of you to raising ticket price. i love you guys, you guys have a host of people supporting you, family, friends, people that you don’t know, relatives coming our of the woodworks. you know, no matter how you look at it, but i think we taught you right. your mum and i, hopefully you can make the right decisions when the time comes. my mum, what can i say about my mum, my mum never stays still. you think i am busy. she is always on the go. without her, she is rough, she is unbelievable. even right now, she takes over two jobs. she is unbelievable woman. as i experienced the failure each everyday, it is her. she classically keeps me focus on the good things about life. you know, how people perceive you, how you respect them, you know, what’s good for the kids, what’s good for you, you know, how you perceive public, take a second thoughts and pause to think about things you should do. these all came from my parents, you know, came from my mum. she is still like this these days, i am 46 years old, she is still parenting me today. that’s a good thing. i’ll love her to death. i’ll love her to death.
and i will thank a couple of people that you guys probably wouldn’t even think i will thank. isaiah thomas, magic johnson and george gervin. they are the so-called freezing-out in my rookie season. i wouldn’t remember you guys gave me the motivation to say, you know what? evidently i haven’t proved enough to these guys. i’ve got to prove these guys that i deserve what i got at this level. no matter what people have said, if it is rumor, i never took it is truth. but you guys never froze me up, because i was yet happy to be there no matter how you look at it. from that point forward, i wanted to prove to you, magic, larry, gorge and everybody that i deserve to be on this level as much as anyone else. and hopefully over the whole period of career i have done that, without a doubt. even in the detroit, we’ve done that.
pat riley, you and i go way back. i still remember in pat riley, in pat riley. i was coming in there, got leaving; you decided to stay a couple of days. you were coming into my suite and told me to get out of my suite. you slid a note on the leak of my door, although you had to move, you didn’t move. you slid the note, saying” i enjoyed the competition, congratulation, but we will meet again. and i take the heart in that, because i think in all i can see you are competitive and even from a coach standing point. you challenge me every time i play the nicks, the heats, i don’t think you are with the lakers, but every time i play against you, you have “jordan stoppers” on your team, you have john starks who i love. you even had my friend oakley says “we can’t go to the lunch, we can’t go to the dinner together, because this guy hit me harder than anybody else in the league. he was my best friend. patrick erving and i are the same age. we came up at the same time. but we can’t go to the lunch together. why is this an issue? you think i play against patrick any different than i play anybody else? no, no. they had your learned guy became the nicks, coach after you, jeff van gundy. he said i can’t be player fairly and i may dead on the basketball court. where is it come from? i just happen to be a friendly guy. i get along with everybody, but at the same time when the light comes on, i am more competitive than anybody. so you guys, i must say thank you for giving me the motivation that i desperately needed.
phil jackson is, to me, is a professional dean smith. he challenged me mentally, not just physically. you know, he understood the game, along with tex wenter. they taught me a lot about the basketball game. tex being the specialist, i can never please tex. and i love tex. tex is not here. and i know he is here in spirit. i can remember a game coming after the basketball court; we were down five to ten points. and i go off about 25 points, we came back to win the game. as we walked out the floor and tex looked me and said “you know, there is ‘i’ in ‘team’.” i said “there is not ‘i’ in ‘team’, but there is ‘i’ in ‘win’.” i think he got my message. i will do anything to win. you know, that means we play team format to win. that means i will do what i have to do. no matter how you look at it. then you had all your media message “scoring champion can’t win a nba title”. you are not good as magic johnson, you are not good as larry bird. you are good, but you are not good as those guys. i have to listen to all this. and that put so much wood on that fire. it kept me each everyday trying to get better as a basketball player. i am not saying they were wrong. i may look at them from a different perspective. but at the same time as a basketball player, i am trying to become the best i can. you know, for someone like me who achieve a lot in this kind of career, you look for any kind of messages that people may say or do to get you motivated to play the game basketball to the highest level. because that’s what i feel when i assail at my best.
and my last example and the last you guys probably have seen. i hate to do it to them. he is such a nice guy. when i first met bryon russell, john and karl, i was in chicago in 1994. i was working out for baseball and they all came down for workout and shooting around. i came over and say “hello”, and at this time i had no thoughts of coming back and playing the game of basketball. bryon russell came over to me and said “why did you quit? why did you quit? you know i could guard you, if i ever see you in a pair of shorts”. do you remember? john. when i did decide to come back in 1995 and we played utah in 96, i’m at the center circle and bryon russell is standing next to me. i said “you remember the conversation you made in 1994 about ‘i think i can guard you, i can shut you down, i would love to play against you?’ well, you are about to get your chance, and believe me ever since that day he got his chance, i don’t know how succeed he was. i think he got his chance. from this day forward, if he ever say me in shorts, i would come at him.
i know you guys got to go. i know i’ve been up here a lot longer than i told my friends i was gonna up here, i cried, i was supposed to get up , said “thank you” and walked off and i am not able to do that. so i appreciate it. thank you very much. i appreciate it. as i close, the game basketball has been everything to me, my refuge, a place i am always gone when i need to find comfort and peace. it’s been a source of intense pain and a source of most intense feelings of joy and satisfaction. the one that no one of you can imagine. it’s been a relationship of number of intersection. it gave me the great expects and love for the game. it provided me with a platform and shared my passions with millions in the way i neither expected nor could imagine in my career. i hope it’s given millions of people touch and optimism to achieve their goals through hard work, perspiration and positive attitude. although i am recognized with this honor of being in the hall of fame, i don’t look this moment as final relationship between me and the basketball. it simply a continuation of something i started a long time ago. one day, you may look up a senior player at a game of 50.oh, no. don’t laugh. don’t laugh. never say never, because limits, like fear, are often just an illusion.
thank you very much!
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谢谢…….谢谢……我告诉过我的朋友,我会出现在领奖台上说完谢谢就转身离开。但是,我不能。我需要感谢很多人。我还要感谢今天的直播,你们不会只看到我,还会有许多熟悉的面孔。在过去的四周里,我收到了很多的问题。他们问:“你为什么会选择david thompson?”我知道其中的原因david也知道,可能你们都不知道。我从小在北卡罗来纳州长大,当我11岁的时候,大概是1974年,david夺得了nba总冠军。我是不支持北卡的,但是我被david thompson所折服,不仅仅是因为篮球本身,而是因为他在其中表现出的(态度与意志),我们都经历了许多的考验与磨难,他做到了,这深深地激励了我。当我邀请他做我的主持人的时候,我知道我紧张透了,但是他非常高兴地答应了。
我内心深处一直是北卡的成员,他们都知道我是一名真正属于北卡蓝的人。smith教练,larry brown,sam perkins,james worthy,他们都知道。这一切都源自于我的父母。我的生涯集锦随处可见,还有什么关于我的事是你们不知道的?当我今天看到其他人发言的时候,当他们讲述他们的时候,我发现关于jerry sloan的很多事是我所不知道的。我们总是打电话,但是我从来不知道他小学一年级到八年级的故事。即便是david robinson,我认识他已经很久了,但是从他的演讲中我也知道了很多事,好的坏的都有。我也知道了关于chipson的事,我父母以前也经常谈论到他,但是有什么关于我的事是你们都不知道的?
我有两个兄弟,james and larry,身高五尺四寸和五尺五寸半,他们给予了我所能要的一切。作为兄弟,我们从小就互相竞争。我的哥哥larry总是和我争小东西,而我每次都争不过他。母亲这时候就会叫我们进屋,因为我们争斗的太激烈了。我大哥总是不在家,因为他当兵,一当就是31年。我体内的竞争意识的源泉还远远不止这些。我的妹妹,她比我小一岁,不喜欢一个人在家。她参加了许多额外的课程,最终和我同一年毕业。之后我们都去了北卡罗来纳大学,却比我早一年毕业。你们问我体内的竞争意识,竞争的本能源自何处,这就是答案。(它还来自)我的姐姐,她今天没有出席,我的父亲,虽然他已经不在了,但是他的精神一直陪伴着我。我的竞争意识从我第一天从事体育运动就开始萌发,任何运动,棒球,橄榄球,篮球,你们所能列举过得运动我都参加过。
他们点燃了我心中的火焰,从我的父母开始,随着我的职业生涯的发展,这股火焰更加旺盛。比如史密斯教练—我该对他说些什么呢?他是一个有着传奇色彩的教练。lerold smiths,你们可能都不了解他,他就是当年我被踢掉的时候进校队的人。他今天也在现场,他还是六尺七寸那么高,一点也没长高,水平也和以前差不多。但就是他点起了我心中的火焰—为什么他可以进校队而我不能,我要证明—不仅仅是针对我自己或者他,我要向教练证明你做出了一个错误的选择
现在我想谈谈robert peterson,我的室友,当时我只知道他是北卡年度的最佳球员。但是他从来没和我比赛过。这样怎么可以成为最佳球员。我想可能是因为媒体的宣传和长期的曝光度。我们就像两个互不关联的频道—abc和nbc,从小到大我都没在那两个台看过nba比赛,在北卡没有cbs接收装置。于是peterson成为了我的目标,当我有机会在球场上见到peterson,好胜的天性使我渴望打败他。当然他本人还是不错的,但是我不认为他可以打败我。后来,他成为了我的室友。从那一刻起,他就是我竞争的目标,当然这一切他都不知道,当然后来他知道了。史密斯教练,在选拔人员的那一天,他挑了4名先发,但是却没有我的名字,这使我火冒三丈。我认为我有资格成为先发。当然他有他的理由,他认为我是一个新人,没有什么经验,这一切我完全理解。但是从一名篮球运动员的角度看,我有资格成为先发。
伴随着我的职业生涯,这种竞争的意识始终陪伴着我。我很荣幸成为公牛队的一员。那时球队老板还不是杰瑞劳恩斯多夫,而是另一群管理层:拉夫在选秀时选了我,凯文拉齐是我的第一个教练。凯文在训练时把我放在先发球员里,他为了让训练更有竞争性,会罚训练赛输掉的一队去跑步。刚开始我们这队领先,但是半场的时候,凯文把我换到了落后的那一边。我想,凯文你想试试我对吗?所以我很感谢凯文给我机会去竞争。他让我的求胜欲望更加强烈。我把这个当做激励我的动力,我知道这是为了历练我,而往往10次里面有9次second team会取得胜利。
杰瑞劳恩斯多夫——我能说他什么好呢?第二年我打了七场就伤了脚,康复之后我很想打球,然后杰瑞和一帮队医就头头是道的说我每半场只能打七分钟之类的理论——虽然我每天都要训练两小时——我可不管这些算数上的问题。当时的选秀规则是战绩最烂的球队得到最好的选秀权,我说:你们想破罐子破摔弄个好签,这我不管,我只是想比赛和赢球,想进入季后赛,使公牛队保持那股干劲,所以我去了他的办公室,对他说:“jerry,我说我每天训练两小时,可不想每场就打14分钟。他说:“我们对你是长期投资,在你身上我们倾注了很多心血”那时我的腿伤只有10%的可能性复原。我说:我真的想参加比赛他说:“假如你头疼,有一个盒子里装了10个胶囊,只有一个是有效的,其他的都是毒药,你会怎么选择?”我回答说“那头疼有多严重?”jerry说:我想你给出了一个好的答案,好吧你可以去参加比赛了”
杰瑞(劳恩斯多夫)总是和我对着干,但是这也让我始终保持着最好的竞技状态。公牛的管理层为我和队友创造了很好的条件,为了整个球队的平衡,他们针对我和我的队友做出了很多调整。在这14年里我有很多队友,我尊敬他们每一个人不论他们是如何看我的,我只是为了追求胜利。道格克林斯(公牛教练)总是在我和两个杰瑞(劳恩斯多夫和克劳斯)之间斡旋。那时候我想打夏季联赛,克林斯说:迈克,你是球队的一员,球队不想让你打夏季联赛。我说:道格,你去看看我的合同,最好打印一份出来,合同上面写着我必须热爱比赛,我既然热爱比赛那么就应该随时有球打。道格说,好吧那你去打吧。我们的关系就这样好起来了。
杰瑞克劳斯——我不知道谁向他发的请帖,反正我今天是没请他来——我希望他能理解吧。我们之间的故事太长了,他和我一样都是不认输的人。他说,球队(管理层)赢得了冠军。我说:我可没看‘管理层’哪个人顶着流感在犹他打总决赛,我可没看见‘管理层’哪个人带伤上场。我知道是管理层组建了球队,但是最终上场比赛的还是我们这帮球员,所以我觉得是‘球员’赢得了总冠军,管理层的任务是把后勤做好。别总是拿管理层来压球员,因为打比赛的是我们,你们是负责给钱的。
今天我的两个儿子marcus和jeffery也在现场,你们代表了我,也代表了整个家庭。我想你们身上有个很沉重的负担,如果我是你,我也不会愿意活在一个人的阴影下。看看你们周围,你坐位置要1000美元一张票——这可是被黄牛从200美元一张炒上去的。只不过是我掏的钱,没办法,我有很多家人和朋友,我得让他们来参加今天的活动,所以还要感谢一下炒门票的黄牛们。你承载着别人的期待。但是你们要知道有很多人在背后支持着你们,你们需要自己做出选择当这一天来临的时候。我妈妈总是闲不住,我通常都很忙,但是我妈比我更忙。所以我的母亲需要肩负整个家庭。她是我生命中的基石,即便是现在她仍然做着两份工作。她是一个伟大的女性。她教会了我很多东西。当我经历那些失败的夜晚,是她一直教导我积极正面地看待人生,关于人们是如何看待你,你如何对待别人,什么东西是对孩子有利的,什么是对你自己有利的,如何积极看待公众影响,如何慎重的思考,这一切都来自我的母亲,我现在46岁了,她依然在孜孜不倦地教导我。
我还要感谢一些人,这些名字或许你们都没想到。isiah thomas,magic johnson,george gervin。在我的新秀赛季,我被你们完全冻结。是你们给我了前进的动力,每天我都需要进步,我要证明我所得到一切成就都问心无愧,无论人们是如何评论的,我从来不把谣言当做真相。你们从来没有把我吓怕,不论如何,我就是要向你们证明我有资格在这个场上打球,就跟你们一样。毫无疑问,在我整个职业生涯中我想我已经证明了这一切,即使是面对活塞,我做到了。
pat riley,我想起了以前我把你的球队横扫,第二天你给我的门上留了一个纸条:我很享受与你的比赛,恭喜你,但是我们还会再见的。我想你就和我一样,享受竞争的过程,乐于与我竞争,即便你是从一个教练的角度,无论是尼克斯还是热火,每次我与你比赛,你有所谓的乔丹终结者(无敌的讽刺),你有我所喜欢的john starks。你还不让我与oakley一起吃饭,因为我们是竞争对手,(charles oakley)是我在联盟中强有力的对手,也是我最好的朋友,patrick erving和我一样大,我们也是同一年进联盟的(似乎帮主记错了尤因的时间),但是我却很少和他一起吃饭,这是什么原因?是因为我在场上将尼克斯打得落花流水?我还是一个很友善的人,我热爱与人交往。但是一旦进入球场,我就会全身心投入,争取每一场胜利。我感谢你们给与了我所极度渴望的动力
phil jackson,对我来说他就是我职业联盟的dean smiths,他磨练了我的意志,强健了我的体魄。他对比赛有很深刻的理解,tex wenter也对我做出了很多指导,他对我很严厉,我很少能使他满意。他今天没在现场。我记得有一场比赛,球队落后了5分或者10分,然后我拿了25分并且球队获胜,wenter: there is no i in team jordan: but there is i in win
我想他明白了我的话,为了胜利我可以付出一切,为了胜利,我们注重整体篮球。我听到很多媒体的言论:你没有冠军戒指,你不如魔术师和大鸟一样出色,你很出色,但是你就是不如他们“这一切我都要接受,这一切使我斗志昂扬,这使我每天的篮球技术都上升到一个新的台阶。我有说他们说的是错的,只是我从不同的角度来看他们的话。同时作为成为一个篮球运动员,我努力成为最好的自己。在我的职业生涯,我取得了无数的成就,你需要接受人们所说的一切,对你的评价,对你的指责,使你动力十足,努力使自己的篮球技术上升到一个新的高度。我想这就是我成功的原因
baron russel,在1994年我打棒球的时候,他们在一边的篮球场上投篮,我跟他们打招呼,当时我想我没有动力再去追寻篮球的足迹。但是他们走过来问我:你为什么要退役,你知道我可以防住你,别让我看到你再穿上篮球裤,(原话其实语气没这么强烈if ever see you in a pair of shorts)所以当我1995年回归联盟,96年与犹他比赛的时候,russel坐在我的旁边:你还记得94年的事吗?我想我现在可以轻松地防死你,我很高兴与你比赛我说:最好你有机会相信我,从这一天,他有了这个机会,我没有问他是否成功,他的确有,从这天起,如果我有穿上篮球裤,我就直接去找他(其实这一段对话我没太听清,帮主语速快而且没有说出是谁讲的话,哪位达人可以再听听大概在20分钟左右)
我知道你们都需要离开(会场),我也知道我讲了很长时间,我本应该说完谢谢就转身离开。我很感谢你们。我的演讲就要进入尾声,篮球就是我生命中的一切,我心灵的庇护,当我需要信心与内心的平静,篮球总会在那里静静地等待我。它带给过我沉重的伤痛,强烈的喜悦,以及自我的满足感。这种情感是你们无法了解与想象的。这已经有很长的时间了,它成就了我的伟大也带给了我无尽的喜悦。它给我搭建了一个平台来用各种方式释放我的enthusiasm(审核的问题)。我从来没有期待过这种方式,也无法想象这一切的一切。我希望我能够激励成千上万的人通过自己的努力,坚持不懈以及积极乐观的态度来实现他们的人生梦想。虽然今天进入名人堂是我职业生涯无上的荣耀,但我不希望这是我的篮球情缘的终点。这仅仅是我从小的梦想的一种延续。也许有一天你会看到一个50岁的乔丹在篮球场上追逐他那最初的梦想。
知名人演讲稿篇2
亲爱的老师,同学们:
大家好!
周国平20xx年在重庆大学的演讲中有这么一句话使我印象深刻,他引用的是耶稣的一句话:“我们应该积累天上的财富,而不是地上的财富。”对于这句话,我是这么理解的:我们应该追求高尚的精神财富而不是狂热于种种低俗的物质财富
奥伦。巴菲特,是全球最著名的股票投资商,20xx年超越比尔。盖茨成为新世界首富,而他的儿子彼得。巴菲特却从来没有从他的父亲身上得到一丁点儿财富。因为奥伦认为:衡量成功的标准不是一个人的财富或荣耀,而是对于广阔世界所做的贡献。彼得也始终实践着巴菲特家族规则——金钱并不能买来幸福,人的价值观才是最稳定的货币,他也成为了知名音乐人。他们父子俩都积累了天上的财富,而将地上的财富看的淡泊,这正是他们成功的原因。
从台湾《超级星光大道》走红的歌手萧敬腾,个性腼腆而真诚的他从不在乎娱乐圈的利益而是专注于一件事情——唱歌,虽然萧敬腾相貌平平,但是他总能给人一种难以磨灭的印象。也正因为他仅追求天上的财富,不汲汲于地上的财富,才使他比同时出道的林宥嘉,杨宗纬更为出色。
无论是谁都会为自己曾经追求地上的财富而懊悔。张艺谋前几日对媒体发表言论:“《三枪拍案惊奇》是一部纯粹为了金钱利益的商业片,因为这我后悔不已。”他的这句话不知惊动了多少导演的心,如今的电影行业大部分作品不再是精神的作品而是金钱利益的作品。为此我们是否会感到惋惜呢?但在鱼龙混杂的电影圈里总是会有几位导演脱颖而出,例如张艺谋,冯小刚,他们现在拍电影哪一部不是为了满足人的精神需求而拍的?——他们正是积累天上财富的代表。
财富的含义有很多,有金钱财富,精神财富,利益财富。而我们应会辨别他们的不同。多多积累会使我们精神修养得到提高的财富,而不是去热衷于利益财富。从而使我们的灵魂变得更纯净透明。
所以我在此向大家推荐一本好书,它会使我们的灵魂升华。这本书便是《圣经》,尤其是《新约》——希望我会同大家一起净化灵魂。
我的演讲完毕。
谢谢大家!
知名人演讲稿篇3
亲爱的老师们、同学们:
大家好!今天我给你们讲一个故事,故事的名字叫做《怕死不当共产党员》。
没有共产党,就没有新中国!在中国共产党的奋斗史中,记载着许多不同凡响的人物,其中给我留下印象最深的是刘胡兰。
她15岁就参加了中国共产党,15岁啊,正是人生最灿烂的时候啊!看看我们现在的生活,是衣来伸手,饭来张口,而她呢,小小年纪,却肩负起国家的重任。
20xx年的冬天,刘胡兰为了处理一些事情和机密文件,没有及时转移,不幸落在了国民党狗子军国民党特务手里。这时,一个认识刘胡兰的叛变民兵,恶狠狠地说:刘胡兰,今天你要当心,呆会儿向你问话,你可得老实说,否则就别想过关。
刘胡兰被带进一个大庙,一张条桌后面坐着一个匪军官,中等个,长着满脸络腮胡子。
审问开始了:
你是胡兰子?
我是刘胡兰。
有人供出你是共产党员!
对,我是共产党员!
你们村还有谁是共产党员?
就我一个!
你们区上还有多少共产党员?
就我一个!
不可能吧!怎么只有你一个呢?你不说我们也知道!
你都知道了,还用得着问我吗!
你给八路军办过什么事?
只要我能办的,啥事都办过。
你难道不知道做共产党员要杀脑袋吗?小小年纪就不怕死!
刘胡兰瞪着眼说:怕死就不当共产党员了!
大胡子看硬的不行,就来软的,说:我看你年纪轻轻,怪可怜的。这样吧,你只要把你了解的说出来,我就不为难你,还给你地,给你钱。
你就是给我个金娃娃,也甭想让我告诉你们!审问的匪军官又换了一副腔调说:这样吧,等会儿开大会,你只要在乡亲面前认个错,说你参加共产党是受骗的就行了。刘胡兰听了,气得满脸通红说:呸!办不到!这下,大胡子恼羞成怒了,对匪兵一挥手说:带出去!
刘胡兰被带到庙前的广场上。抬家伙。匪军官一声令下,几个匪兵抬上来三口铡刀,上面还流着革命者的鲜血。
你才17岁,难道就不怕死?
怕死不当共产党员,死也不说,决不投降!
刘胡兰毫不畏惧,在穷凶极恶的敌人面前,她从容地躺到铡刀下,顷刻间只见鲜血喷洒,染红了白雪掩盖的黄土地……那年她才17岁啊!
刘胡兰以短暂的年华,谱写出永生的诗篇,以不朽的精神,矗立起生命的宣言。用实际行动诠释了人总有一死,或重于泰山,或轻于鸿毛这句话的道理。68年后的今天,烈士的鲜血没有白流,在党和人民的共同努力下,我们的国家已经走在世界前列。我们更要珍惜这来之不易的幸福生活,踏着先烈的足迹,好好学习,增长本领,将来把祖国建设得更加繁荣,更加富强!
我的故事讲完了,谢谢大家!
亲爱的老师、同学们:
我们在平时的阅读中,已经积累了不少名言。
我最喜欢的一句名言是:“你要记住,永远要愉快地多给别人,少从别人那里拿取。”这句话出自高尔基之口。
这句话告诉我们,要乐于奉献。是呀,人活着就是为了给我们的社会添上,人活着就是为了给我们的社会添上一点光彩。正如巴金爷爷所说:“人生的意义在于奉献,而不在于享受。”当你伸出手,给别人帮助的时候,看到他们的笑脸,是不是觉得很快乐?做出一点自己力所能及的小事,就能收获快乐和友谊,何乐而不为呢?“送人玫瑰之手,历久犹有余香”,“给”比“拿”更快乐,这是我从这句名言中所收获的。
尊敬的党组织:
您好!
随着时代的发展,社会日新月异时代的不断发展更体现了革命先辈的正确思想正确引导。12月26日又要到了,毛泽东的诞辰,此时此刻让不禁地想起了我们的伟大领袖毛泽东同志。1934年1月,他在《中华苏维埃共和国中央执行委员会与人民委员会对第二次全国苏维埃代表大会的报告》中提出:为了革命的需要,必须实行文化教育的改革,以创造新的工农的苏维埃文化。同样的,在当今现代化的科技时代的需要,我们的教育也要有新的改革。
毛泽东的教育改革思想主要包括以下几个组成部分:第一,对旧的教育制度的改革。在长期的中国革命教育实践中,毛泽东始终把对旧教育制度的改造作为建立新的教育制度的前提。1937年,根据革命形势的发展,他在《反对日本进攻的方针、办法和前途》一文中强调,要根本改革过去的教育方针和教育制度,以后又指出实行以抗日救国为目标的新制度、新课程。新中国成立后,百废待兴,改革旧的教育制度、建立新的教育制度,也成为极其迫切的任务。毛泽东坚持马克思主义的唯物史观,在革命的不同时期和阶段,不断提出对旧教育制度改造的具体任务,以适应革命战争和社会主义经济建设发展的需要,这是对马列主义、毛泽东思想的重大贡献。
第二,毛泽东坚持马克思主义的唯物史观,对一切旧的教育思想中的积极因素进行了批判的继承和发展,形成了无产阶级的教育思想和理论。在青年时期,毛泽东曾认为,改造中国应先从教育人手。接受马克思主义世界观以后,他彻底批判squo;了这种教育救国论,开始把教育作为为无产阶级政治服务的:工具、来为中国革命战争和经济建设服务。他一方面注意对封建地主阶级、资产阶级的教育思想进行批判,另一方面又注意将马克思主义理论与中国的教育实践相结合,在批判继承的基础上,形成具有中国特色革命的教育思想。在1934年1月《中华苏维埃共和国中央执行委员会与人民委员会对第二次全国苏维埃代表大会的报告》中,他明确提出了开展苏维埃领土上的文化革命,使工农及其子女有享受教育的优先权的思想,强调要用一切方法来提高工农的文化水平。为保障工农大众有受教育的机会,毛泽东制定了一系列具体的教育方法和措施,大力提倡群众性扫盲识字运动,开展广泛的社会教育及民众教育,并使之成为整个民-主革命时期的重要任务。建国后,他强调要将普及教育与新中国的经济建设发展相结合,提出要在较短的时间内扫除文盲,普及小学教育,并具体提出农民学文化、学技术与农业合作化、发展集体经济发展相结合的教育思想,迅速提高了工农大众的文化水平。也正是他这一举措,才使得我国有当今的科技水平。
第三,重视社会实践,特别强调理论与实际相联系、教育与生产劳动相结合的方针,提倡培养德、智、体全面发展的有社会主义觉悟的劳动者。针对旧教育制度在培养人才上的弊端,毛泽东提出了一系列学校教育改革的具体措施与办法。早在1921年8月,他就曾创办过一所传播马列主义,培养革命干部的新型学校——湖南自修大学,吸取古代书院和现代学校的长处,提倡自学与自由研究相结合,变被动学习为主动求学。他注重培养学生分析问题和解决问题的能力,要求学生既要读有字之书,又要读无字之书。1929年,他提出启发与讨论等十项教授法。
第四,毛泽东始终强调坚持走群众路线的办学方针,要求办教育必须符合广大人民群众的根本利益。在民-主革命时期,他提出教育要为工农兵服务,要从广大人民群众需要和自愿出发办教育,主张办教育要有国家办学和调动人民群众办学的两个积极性,要求实行两条腿走路的办学方针。1944年10月,在《文化工作中的统一战线》一文中,他明确提出:在教育工作方面,不但要有集中的正规的小学、中学,而且要有分散的不正规的村学。读报组和识字组。建国后,毛泽东强调农村办学应采取多种形式。1956年,他提出,除了国家办学以外,必须大力提倡群众集体办学和勤工俭学。在办学原则上,他系统提出了要将统一性与多样性、普及与提高、全面规划与地方分权相结合的原则;在办学形式上,他提倡国家与厂矿、企业、农业合作社办学并举,全日制学校与半工半读、业余教育、自学并举,免费与不免费的教育并举。
总起来说,,在教育上进行了创造性的改革,突出地反映了中国的民族特色,在革命与建设的实践中发挥了积极的作用,极大地推动了中华民族文化水平的提高和革命与建设事业的发展。当然,由于具体历史条件的限制,毛泽东的教育思想在其形成和发展过程中,也曾出现过一些偏颇,在实践中也曾出现过一些失误。但这些毕竟不是主流。在新的历史条件下,应该继续以毛泽东教育思想为指导,发展真理,修正错误,推动社会主义教育事业向前发展。要大胆地去创新,去改革不畏艰险不怕困难勇往直前不泻的陆离才能出成绩。
知名人演讲稿篇4
亲爱的同学们:
今天,3300多名2016级新同学来到清华园,成为这里的新主人。我代表全校师生员工,对你们的到来表示热烈的欢迎!祝愿你们在清华园里扬起理想的风帆,挥洒绚烂的青春!
同学们,此时此刻,我能够真切地感受到你们心中的喜悦和激动。你们和很多年青人一样都有一个清华梦。在你们之中有一位叫索朗旦增的同学,他的家在西藏靠近边境的浪卡子县,他经历了47个小时的旅途奔波后来到清华,这是他第一次来到北京,也是他第一次走出西藏。索朗旦增家境贫寒,在拉萨上中学期间每年只回家两次,靠奖学金和助学金完成学业,并取得了优异的成绩。祝贺索朗旦增通过自己的努力成为清华的一员,也祝贺全体2016级的同学们圆梦清华!
亲爱的同学们,从今天开始,你们将在美丽的清华园开启新的人生旅程。在清华,你们将浸润在深厚的文化积淀中,体会自强不息、厚德载物的校训,行胜于言的校风,中西融汇、古今贯通、文理渗透的办学风格。在清华,你们将有机会聆听学术大师的教诲,有机会到世界各地交流学习,在更具柔性的培养体系中自主选择学习内容和成长路径。在清华,你们可以在200多个兴趣社团中寻找志同道合的伙伴,在全球最大的校园创客空间里实现天马行空的创意。我相信,你们将在清华收获最美好的大学生活。1981年,70岁高龄的季羡林学长在散文《清华颂》中写道:“春的信息,在清华园要比别的地方来的早”,“清华园却不仅仅是像我的母亲,而且像一首美丽的诗,它永远占据着我的心灵”。确实,在所有校友心里,清华永远是美丽的。今天,我想对你们说,“有你的清华会更美!”
秋天是北京最美的季节,你们可以发现园子里“溪光初透彻,秋色正清华”的诗情画意。秀美安谧的环境确实能涤荡人的心灵,让人憧憬、引人遐思。今年,同学们收到录取通知书的同时,也收到了我送给你们的书—《瓦尔登湖》。《瓦尔登湖》是美国着名作家、诗人亨利·梭罗的不朽名着,讲述了1845年7月到1847年9月作者在瓦尔登湖边远离尘嚣、简朴至极的生活和瓦尔登湖随四季变幻的湖光山色。当时的美国,随着经济迅猛发展,拜金主义和享乐主义泛滥,人们把追逐物质财富作为唯一目标。梭罗对此进行了强烈的批判和反思,他不屈从于庸俗的现实,追求生活的本真,最终收获了超凡高洁的思想。一个多世纪后,我们仍能从《瓦尔登湖》中获得灵魂的滋养。今天,我们同样需要摆脱物质的奴役,在安静思考、默默守望、执着追求的过程中,感受宁静的巨大力量。
大学是一个需要宁静的地方。随着时代的发展,大学的职能越来越多,社会也越来越喧嚣浮躁,大学在当下尤其要强调远离世俗利益的诱惑,驱除急功近利的障蔽,真正成为人类的精神家园。“万物得其本者生”,大学必须牢记并笃行育人的根本任务,将精力和资源集中到人才培养上。大学需要一个安静美丽的校园,校园的风貌体现了大学的品位和境界。在我心中,清华园的美丽景象还应该包括:繁花落叶间教授行走在去教室的路上,藤影荷声里同学们在长椅上读书,墨韵书香中校长与师生谈心论道。我相信,宁静的清华一定会孕育更加美好的未来。
同学们,你们已经迈进清华的大门,丰富多彩的大学生活从此展开。我想,你们现在首先要做的事情就是让自己安静下来,忘却曾经的成绩和掌声,忘却一时的满足和得意,解放心灵、释放真我,在宁静中寻找新的梦想。
希望你们在宁静中追问本心。青年人应该努力充实精神而不是崇拜物质,应该直面内心而不是随波逐流,应该独立思考而不是人云亦云。一个人如果缺乏内心的指引,就很容易在一片嘈杂声中迷失自我,耗尽个人的潜能和创造力,最多只能得到平庸的优秀和贫乏的成功。同学们,你们需要反复地追问,什么是自己最喜欢、最热爱的?什么是最有意义、最有价值的?发自内心的热爱,是你们前进的不竭动力。追随本心的召唤,你们才能铸就无悔的人生。
希望你们在宁静中坚守初心。人生是一个漫长的过程,在追寻梦想的道路上,你们会面对很多选择,只有坚守初心,才能抵御诱惑,才能不忘记为什么出发。今年刚刚毕业的2012级经管学院本科生卢昌婷,进入大学后被戏剧的魅力所折服。她加入话剧队编剧组,创建音乐剧社,坚持早上7点朗读莎士比亚、易卜生、曹禺的作品……毕业时,面对进入投资、互联网领域工作的机会,她最终选择到美国加州艺术学院戏剧专业深造。我相信,只要不忘初心、矢志不渝,卢昌婷同学就一定能够抵达梦想的彼岸。
希望你们在宁静中笃学砥砺。诸葛亮在《诫子书》中说:“夫学须静也,才须学也,非学无以广才,非志无以成学”。学习不仅需要安静的环境,更需要安静的内心。只有心无旁骛、潜心笃学,才能获得真知、增长才干;只有坚韧不拔、百折不挠,才能超越自我、升华人生。清华校友、世界着名数学家华罗庚,曾因沉迷于数学而被称为“呆子”,他在追梦数学的传奇人生中,以“人家每天八小时的工作,我要工作12小时以上才觉得心安”的精神刻苦钻研,成为中国解析数论等多个研究领域的创始人。同学们,勤奋是理想的阶梯,困难是人生的试金石,在宁静中笃学、在砥砺中前行,你们就一定能创造无限美好的未来!
清华国学研究院四大导师之一的王国维先生,在《人月圆·梅》这首词中写到“殷勤唤起,大地清华”,这里“清”意味着纯洁、安详,“华”意味着茂盛、希望。同学们,从今以后,美丽的清华将成为你们新的家园。我相信,清华园一定会因你们而更加精彩,你们的青春足迹也一定将为清华园所铭记!
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知名人演讲稿篇5
老师、同学们:
大家好!我是初一(12)班的万嫣然。今天我演讲的题目是《求知若饥,虚心若愚》。 众所周知,乔布斯是一位it行业的天才。他设计方面虽然不如他的一些朋友,并且还是一个完美主义者,性格暴躁——这在他在创立了next公司后,更加体现出来。但是,他在商业上却有很大的天赋。在乔布斯中学时,他的朋友沃兹设计出一些电子产品,但他从未想过也卖,而乔布斯,往往能把它们推销出去。
在这里想和大家分享一下乔布斯的故事。
我就说三个乔布斯印象最深的故事吧。 第一个故事,是这样的:乔布斯从来没从大学毕业。他在里德学院待了六个月就办休学了。这得从他的出生前讲起。他的亲生母亲当时是个未毕
业的未婚妈妈,她觉得应该让有大学毕业的人收养他,因为她想将他送人。可是,几经周折,最终乔布斯的养父母都没有上过大学。十七年后,乔布斯上大学时,他的养父母花光了所有积蓄来供他上里德学院——一所和斯坦福学费一样贵的学校。可是在大学里乔布斯觉得课程太没有价值了,父母的钱花的没有用处。那时候,他不知道这辈子要干什么,也不知道念大学能对他有什么帮助,所以他决定休学,相信船到桥头自然直。我相信绝大多数人都不会这样去做,可是乔布斯后来说,那是他这辈子做过最好的决定之一。当他休学之后,他便把时间拿去听那些他有兴趣的课。他所学过的东西在后来都起了作用。举例来说:当时里德学院有着大概是全国最好的书法指导。乔布斯学了serif与sanserif字体,学到在不同字母组合间变更字间距,学到活版印刷伟大的地方。他没预期过学的这些东西能在他生活中起些什么实际作用,不过十年后,当他在设计第一台mac电脑时,他把这些东西都设计进了mac里,这是第一台能印刷出漂亮东西的计算机。乔布斯认为windows抄袭了麦金塔的使用方式,如果乔布斯没沉溺于那样一门课里,我们所用的电脑可能就不会有多重字体跟变间距字体了。在一次演讲中,乔布斯说:“当然,当我还在大学里时,不可能把这些点点滴滴预先串在一起,但是这在十年后回顾,就显得非常清楚。我再说一次,你不能预先把点点滴滴串在一起;唯有未来回顾时,你才会明白那些点点滴滴是如何串在一起的。所以你得相信,你现在所体会的东西,将来多少会连接在一块。你得信任某个东西,直觉也好,命运也好,生命也好,或者能力。这种作法从来没让我失望,也让我的人生整个不同起来。”是的,你现在所做的、所学的或许在十几年后有很大作用
第二个故事发生在乔布斯30岁时。年轻时,乔布斯拼命工作,使苹果在十年间从一间车库里的两个小伙子扩展成了一家员工超过四千人、市价二十亿美金的公司,而他才刚迈入人生的第三十个年头,就被炒了鱿鱼。曾经是乔布斯整个生活重心的东西不见了,令他不知所措。有几个月,他实在不知道要干什么好,他甚至想要离开硅谷。但是渐渐的,他发现,他还是喜爱着他做过的事情,所以他决定从头来过。接下来五年,乔布斯开了一家叫做next的公司,又开一家叫做pixar的公司。pixar接着制作了世界上第一部全计算机动画电影,玩具总动员,现在是世界上最成功的动画制作公司。后来,苹果计算机买下了next,乔布斯回到了苹果, next发展的技术成了苹果后来复兴的核心。多年后乔布斯回忆说:“我很确定,如果当年苹果没开除我,就不会发生这些事情。这帖药很苦口,可是我想我需要这帖药。有时候,人生会用砖头打你的头。不要丧失信心。我确信,我爱我所做的事情,这就是这些年来让我继续走下去的唯一理由。你得找出你爱的,工作上是如此,对情人也是如此。
“你的工作将填满你的一大块人生,唯一获得真正满足的方法就是做你相信是伟大的工作,而唯一做伟大工作的方法是爱你所做的事。如果你还没找到这些事,继续找,别停顿。尽你全力,你知道你一定会找到。而且,事情只会随着时间越来越好。所以,在你找到之前,继续找,别停顿。” 当乔布斯十七岁时读到一则格言,是「把每一天都当成生命中的最后一天,你就会轻松自在。」这对他影响深远,他每天早上都会自问:「如果今天是此生最后一日,我今天要干些什么?」每当他连续太多天都得到一个「没事做。」的答案时,他便知道知道自己必须有所变革了。提醒自己快死了,是乔布斯在人生中下重大决定时,所用过最重要的工具。因为几乎每件事在面对死亡时,都消失了,只有最重要的东西才会留下。人生不带来,死不带去,诊断没什么道理不顺心而为。一年前,乔布斯被出癌症。医生告诉他,那几乎可以确定是一种不治之症。医生建议他回家,好好跟亲人们聚一聚。乔布斯整天想着那个诊断结果,那天晚上做了一次切片,发现那是非常少见的一种胰脏癌,可以用手术治好。
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