About promoting Mandarin advertisements

Hello everyone! Today, the topic of my speech is: Speak Mandarin and be a civilized person

What is Mandarin? Mandarin is a national homophone with Beijing pronunciation as the standard pronunciation, Northern dialect as the basic dialect, and typical modern vernacular works as the grammatical standard. In order to popularize Mandarin throughout the country, since 1998, the "Putonghua Promotion Week" has been held nationwide in the third week of September every year.

Some people may think that the "Public Promotion Week" activity is a trivial matter, but it is not. Popularization activities have many important significances. The "Propaganda Week Special Issue" of the "Language Weekly" under the guidance and supervision of the Ministry of Education has this propaganda slogan: Love the flag, sing the national anthem, and speak Mandarin. Indeed, as the synonym of the Han nation, Mandarin, like the national flag and national anthem, is a symbol of the country and nation. Speaking Mandarin well is one of the manifestations of loving the motherland. Therefore, promoting Mandarin throughout the country is actually an important measure to educate the whole people on patriotism and enhance national cohesion.

The level of Mandarin is also one of the criteria for measuring a person's quality and accomplishment. I hope that everyone will take advantage of the "Public Popularization Week" to develop a good habit of looking up the dictionary so that they can speak Mandarin better. So, does speaking Mandarin well make you a civilized person? Absolutely not. When I hear some students uttering unpleasant curse words in Mandarin on the playground or in the corridor of the teaching building, I feel sad for these students. How can such unpleasant curse words come from students who are receiving middle school education? What about spitting it out of the mouth? If the language is not civilized, what's the use of just speaking Mandarin? On the contrary, every time I hear words like "thank you", "sorry", "it's okay", etc. from my classmates, I feel that I have heard the most beautiful and beautiful words.

Here, in the name of a young pioneer, I appeal to everyone: 1. Use Mandarin to communicate on campus. 2. Actively urge your family members to speak Mandarin. 3. Work hard to improve your Mandarin skills. 4. Use civilized language and be a person with beautiful language.

Students, do you love your motherland? Please speak Mandarin! Do you want to be a civilized primary school student? Please speak Mandarin!