青年人奋发图强演讲稿中英文对照
青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)
青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)
女士们、先生们：
下午好！
首先，请允许我做一个简短的自我介绍。我是来自
发展股份有限公司油轮公司
的琳达。我毕业于大连海事大学，是一名法学硕士。目前负责保险理赔业务。今天，我有幸站在这个讲台上，并借此机会表明，我十分荣幸地成为集团大家庭中的一员。
集团仅仅走过了短短六年的历程，就已在国内外航
运界享有了很高的声誉，并有着极其辉煌的未来。众所
周知，油运是集团旗下的大型专业化公司之一，并赢利
丰厚。请允许我回顾一下今年以来油运所取得的成绩。
Good afternoon !
Ladies and Gentemen,
First of a, may I have the honor to introduce mysef in short? I’m Linda from China Shipping Deveopment Co.,Ltd.Tanker Company, graduated as a master of aw from Daian Maritime University ast March, and now I am taking charge of caims insurance affair. Whie
standing on this stage, I cherish this opportunity to say I am so proud to be one member of the great famiy of China Shipping Group, who has the most spendid future in the shipping word. As you may know, tanker company is one of the biggest and most profitabe one, so, may I cherish the honor to sum up our achievement eary this year?
七月一日上午，李克麟总裁及高层领导来油运调研时，对我们的成绩给予了高度评价。今年上半年，我们
遇到了许多困难，如伊拉克战争，非典流行，市场波动
起伏等等。我们为此作出了巨大的努力，并取得了很大
成功。利润比去年同期增加了16%，占到了整个集团今
年上半年赢利的40%以上。最令人激动的是，李总裁为
整个集团公司的发展腾飞描绘了一幅新的蓝图。20XX年，集运将成为世界一流的集装箱船队；货运将成为国内一
流的散货船队；20XX年，油运将成为内外贸相结合的具
有较强竞争力的世界级船队。届时集团将实现第二次新
的腾飞。
On the morning of Juy 1st , President Mr. Li Kein and other senior officias came to visit us. President Li said high praise for our accompishments—in the first haf of this year, we overcame a ot of
difficuties such as turbuence of the market, increasing of operating cost, break out of Iraq war, interference of SARS and so on, we made great efforts and achieved great success. We earn a arge amount of profit which is amost 16% increase than the same period of ast year, and contributes over 40% for the tota profit in the whoe Group. The most exciting brightness is that President Li outined the bueprint for the whoe Group, that is, up to year 20XX, our container company sha grow up into the first cass container feet in the word; our buk company sha grow up into the first cass buk feet in China, focusing o
n domestic transportation; up to 20XX, our tanker company sha grow up into the first cass and most competitive tanker feet in the word, focusing on both domestic and overseas transportation. These are the twice historica overfyings in China Shipping Group!!
面
对新的发展蓝图，的每一个员工无不感到由衷的自豪与欢欣鼓舞。我们的集团正在日益走向壮大。美好的
发展前景，对我们每个员工，特别是我们青年员工来说，不啻是一个巨大的喜讯。
Everyone in China Shipping is very excited and proud, because our Group is growing stronger and stronger. Without doubt, that’s the greatest news for every member of us, especiay for us young peope.
我们生逢其时。我们充满灿烂辉煌的前途。因为，
我们正站在由我们的前辈们所取得的巨大成绩的颠峰上。请再次允许我，向所有的海运前辈们，包括在坐的各位，说一声“谢谢”！是你们用热诚和执着为我们铺平了前
进的道路，同时，你们也赋予了我们青年人一个新的任务。即我们，从新世纪的新起点开始，必须努力在不远
的将来取得更大的成功。
Now we are standing on the peak of great achievem ents buit by our predecessors, we’d ike to say “thank you” to a the practitioners incuding everybody of you sitting here today. Nevertheess, you eave us young peope a new task, that is, we shoud strugge to make greater progress in the future, as youth is a new startup in new century.
历史无数次地证实了青年对发展的渴望。青年人的
渴望也是最强烈的。一个雄辩的事实是：青年一代是任
何团体的财富。没有一支青年队伍，任何一个团体也无
法雄起。
History has estabished many times that our hunger for achievement is highy deveoped and by far the strongest in the youth. It is aso a known fact that the rea weath of any community is its young generation. No community can rise above the quaity of its youth.
青年人渴望得到党政领导的支持，鼓励满怀建设性
意见的青年人走向成功。更希望党政领导带领我们，拼
搏前行，直至整个国家走向繁荣。
Our youth is onging for the present eadership to support us to get moving. Leaders are expected to ead a community and even a country towards prosperity. Youth with constructive ideas must be encouraged to achieve their goas.
青年人应该树立这样一个理念：“企业是基础，思
考是资本，苦干是方法”。企业为我们提供了成才的宽
广舞台，我们都应该竭尽全力地为企业工作。我们深知，要为企业建功立业，除了发奋苦干，舍此没有其他道路
可走。
We sh oud set up a roadmap where “thinking is the
capita, enterprise is the way, hard work is the soution.” Every one of us shoud strugge to make the best for our company, and at the same time, we a know there is no aternative to endeavor and hard work.
只有在年轻的时候，就坚信并树立梦想一定会实现
的信念，财富和成功才会向我们走来。
It is ony when we begin to beieve in our youth and the goas we have set out, that what we dream and expect wi become into reaity; prosperity and success wi begin to fow.
同充满创造力和活力的青年人在一起是多么美好啊！青年人有充满梦幻的激情，有追求世界上最美好事物的
热情；有坚定的信念，有刻苦勤奋的精神，我们一定能
实现伟大的目标。
我们憧憬着美好的辉煌未来！
我们肩负着腾飞的历史责任！
Youth have the power and potentia to pursue great things; youth have the abiity to achieve the very best in the word; youth have the fantastic mix of dreams, beiefs, diigence, industriousness, and capabiity to obtain what we set out to do.
What a great feeing it is to be among the youth
fu of creativity and enthusiasm. What a great responsibiity has been conferred on us!
赋予我们信任吧！我们将接过前辈的接力棒，殚精
竭虑为的发展壮大而努力工作。用我们的青春，把的名
字镌刻在世界一流航运企业的行列里，尽早把发展的蓝
图变为腾飞的现实！
谢谢大家！
Give us trust and beief, we wi do our best to make good reputation for China Shipping; et the name of China Shipping go into the first cass of internationa shipping community; et the great bueprint come into reaity at an eary date!
Thank you for your kind attention !
《青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)》来源于，欢迎阅读青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)。
青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)
女士们、先生们：
下午好！
首先，请允许我做一个简短的自我介绍。我是来自
发展股份有限公司油轮公司
的琳达。我毕业于大连海事大学，是一名法学硕士。
目前负责保险理赔业务。今天，我有幸站在这个讲台上，并借此机会表明，我十分荣幸地成为集团大家庭中的一员。
集团仅仅走过了短短六年的历程，就已在国内外航
运界享有了很高的声誉，并有着极其辉煌的未来。众所
周知，油运是集团旗下的大型专业化公司之一，并赢利
丰厚。请允许我回顾一下今年以来油运所取得的成绩。
Good frnoon !
Ldis nd Gnmn,
Firs of , my I hv h honor o inroduc mysf in shor? I’m Lind from Chin Shippin Dvopmn Co.,Ld.Tnkr Compny, rdud s msr of w from Din Mriim Univrsiy s Mrch, nd now I m kin chr of cims ∓ insurnc ffir. Whi sndin on his s, I chrish his opporuniy o sy I m so proud o b on mmbr of h r fmiy of Chin Shippin Group, who hs h mos spndid fuur in h shippin word. As you my know, nkr compny is on of h bis nd mos profib on, so, my I chrish h honor o sum up our chivmn ry his yr?
七月一日上午，李克麟总裁及高层领导来油运调研时，对我们的成绩给予了高度评价。今年上半年，我们
遇到了许多困难，如伊拉克战争，非典流行，市场波动
起伏等等。我们为此作出了巨大的努力，并取得了很大
成功。利润比去年同期增加了16%，占到了整个集团今
年上半年赢利的40%以上。最令人激动的是，李总裁为
整个集团公司的发展腾飞描绘了一幅新的蓝图。20XX年，集运将成为世界一流的集装箱船队；货运将成为国内一
流的散货船队；20XX年，油运将成为内外贸相结合的具
有较强竞争力的世界级船队。届时集团将实现第二次新
的腾飞。
On h mornin of Juy 1s , rsidn Mr. Li Kin nd ohr snior officis cm o visi us. rsidn Li sid hih pris for our ccompishmns—in h firs hf of his yr, w ovrcm o of difficuis such s urbunc of h mrk, incrsin of oprin cos, brk ou of Irq wr, inrfrnc of SARS nd so on, w md r ffors nd chivd r succss. W rn r moun of profi which is mos 16% incrs hn h sm priod of s yr, nd conribus ovr 40% for h o profi in h who Group. Th mos ciin brihnss is h rsidn Li ouind h buprin for h who Group, h is, up o yr 20XX, our coninr compny sh row up ino h firs css coninr f in h word; our buk compny sh row up ino h firs css buk f in Chin, focusin o n domsic rnsporion; up o 20XX, our nkr compny sh row up ino h firs css nd mos compiiv nkr f in h word,
focusin on boh domsic nd ovrss rnsporion. Ths r h wic hisoric ovrfyins in Chin Shippin Group!!
面
对新的发展蓝图，的每一个员工无不感到由衷的自
豪与欢欣鼓舞。我们的集团正在日益走向壮大。美好的
发展前景，对我们每个员工，特别是我们青年员工来说，不啻是一个巨大的喜讯。
Evryon in Chin Shippin is vry cid nd proud, bcus our Group is rowin sronr nd sronr. Wihou doub, h’s h rs nws for vry mmbr of us, spciy for us youn pop.
我们生逢其时。我们充满灿烂辉煌的前途。因为，
我们正站在由我们的前辈们所取得的巨大成绩的颠峰上。请再次允许我，向所有的海运前辈们，包括在坐的各位，说一声“谢谢”！是你们用热诚和执着为我们铺平了前
进的道路，同时，你们也赋予了我们青年人一个新的任务。即我们，从新世纪的新起点开始，必须努力在不远
的将来取得更大的成功。
ow w r sndin on h pk of r chivmns bui by our prdcssors, w’d ik o sy “hnk you” o h prciionrs incudin vrybody of you siin hr ody. vrhss, you v us youn pop nw sk, h is, w shoud sru o mk rr prorss in h fuur, s youh is nw srup in nw cnury.
历史无数次地证实了青年对发展的渴望。青年人的
渴望也是最强烈的。一个雄辩的事实是：青年一代是任
何团体的财富。没有一支青年队伍，任何一个团体也无
法雄起。
Hisory hs sbishd mny ims h our hunr for chivmn is hihy dvopd nd by fr h srons in h youh. I is so known fc h h r wh of ny communiy is is youn nrion. o communiy cn ris bov h quiy of is youh.
青年人渴望得到党政领导的支持，鼓励满怀建设性
意见的青年人走向成功。更希望党政领导带领我们，拼
搏前行，直至整个国家走向繁荣。
Our youh is onin for h prsn drship o suppor us o movin. Ldrs r pcd o d communiy nd vn counry owrds prospriy. Youh wih consruciv ids mus b ncourd o chiv hir os.
青年人应该树立这样一个理念：“企业是基础，思
考是资本，苦干是方法”。企业为我们提供了成才的宽
广舞台，我们都应该竭尽全力地为企业工作。我们深知，要为企业建功立业，除了发奋苦干，舍此没有其他道路
可走。
W shoud s up rodmp whr “hinkin is h cpi, nrpris is h wy, hrd work is h souion.” Evry on of us shoud
sru o mk h bs for our compny, nd h sm im, w know hr is no rniv o ndvor nd hrd work.
只有在年轻的时候，就坚信并树立梦想一定会实现
的信念，财富和成功才会向我们走来。
I is ony whn w bin o biv in our youh nd h os w hv s ou, h wh w drm nd pc wi bcom ino riy; prospriy nd succss wi bin o fow.
同充满创造力和活力的青年人在一起是多么美好啊！青年人有充满梦幻的激情，有追求世界上最美好事物的
热情；有坚定的信念，有刻苦勤奋的精神，我们一定能
实现伟大的目标。
我们憧憬着美好的辉煌未来！
我们肩负着腾飞的历史责任！
Youh hv h powr nd poni o pursu r hins; youh hv h biiy o chiv h vry bs in h word; youh hv h fnsic mi of drms, bifs, diinc, indusriousnss, nd cpbiiy o obin wh w s ou o do.
Wh r fin i is o b mon h youh fu of criviy nd nhusism. Wh r rsponsibiiy hs bn confrrd on us!
赋予我们信任吧！我们将接过前辈的接力棒，殚精
竭虑为的发展壮大而努力工作。用我们的青春，把的名
字镌刻在世界一流航运企业的行列里，尽早把发展的蓝
图变为腾飞的现实！
谢谢大家！
Giv us rus nd bif, w wi do our bs o mk ood rpuion for Chin Shippin; h nm of Chin Shippin o ino h firs css of inrnion shippin communiy; h r buprin com ino riy n ry d!
Thnk you for your kind nion !
《青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)》来源于，欢迎阅读青年人奋发图强演讲稿(中英文对照)。
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