Speech on Wenchuan Earthquake (200 words)

Be grateful for life and cherish the present.

At 2: 30 every afternoon, we may just wake up, we may be on our way to school, we may have stepped into the classroom, but the afternoon of May 65438+February 2008 is unusual. An earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred in Wenchuan, Sichuan. Shanxi and Sichuan are in the same earthquake zone. On that day, everyone felt the earth shaking, and people panicked and screamed. Fear is in the air. So far, nearly 10,000 people have died in the Sichuan disaster area, and tens of thousands more have been trapped underground, and there is no news. Turn on the TV and watch the news. Broken walls and broken tiles can be seen everywhere. See the rescue equipment that can't enter the disaster area because of traffic paralysis; Seeing the armed police soldiers who can only dig the ruins with their bare hands, seeing the Prime Minister directing the rescue at the front line in the storm, and seeing the shocking casualty data ... I can't help but feel very heavy. Recently, the class is also donating money and writing blessings for the students in the deaf-mute school ... Compared with them, we are really, really happy.

There are 1.8 deaths per second in the world, that is, 106 deaths per minute, a few of which are 6360, 152640 in a day and 557 13600 in a year. And we are still alive, healthy and happy. Shouldn't we thank God for his attachment to us? Life is a life process full of variables. Health and safety are only relatively short-lived and the future is unpredictable. Natural disasters, man-made disasters and diseases are unpredictable threats in our lives. The moon is full and sunny, and people are doomed to misfortune. The future is an unknown to us. Then what we should do is to be grateful for life and cherish the present. People can't live without goals, motivation and ambition, but they should also know how to cherish, be content, let go and be grateful. ...

Thank your parents for giving you life and bringing you up;

Thanks to teachers, they give you knowledge and teach you to be a man.

Thank your friends, they make you feel the warmth of the world;

Thank your opponents, they let you keep forging ahead and keep working hard.

Similarly, we should also be grateful for the wealth brought by pain and hardship.

Thanks to the man who despised me, he awakened my self-esteem.

Thanks to the person who hurt me, he honed my will

Thanks to the person who cheated me, he enhanced my wisdom.

Thank my detractors. He honed my personality.

Thanks to the man who abandoned me, he taught me to be independent.

Thanks to the man who betrayed me, he made my judgment mature

Thanks to the man who tripped me, he made my legs strong!

Thanks for the disaster, let us know the beauty of life.

I have heard the story of the crow feeding back, because the little crow is grateful, and this ugly little creature shines with unparalleled brilliance. I have heard the story of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. Because of the gratitude of the fox spirit, these small animals, which are famous for their cunning, look so beautiful and affectionate.

Whether animals or humans, whether myths or history, because of gratitude, the original ordinary story has become beautiful and moving.

As long as you are grateful, a withered seed can germinate and eventually grow into a dense forest;

As long as you are grateful, the trickle can grow and eventually converge into a blue sea;

As long as you are grateful, the icy heart like an iceberg will melt and eventually ripple into a spring breeze blowing green willows.