求一篇英语演讲稿,题目“best city best life“10月10日之前要 在这先谢谢各位大哥大姐了！150个字

求一篇英语演讲稿,题目“best city best life“10月10日之前要 在这先谢谢各位大哥大姐了！150个字
求一篇英语演讲稿,题目“best city best life“
10月10日之前要 在这先谢谢各位大哥大姐了！150个字

求一篇英语演讲稿,题目“best city best life“10月10日之前要 在这先谢谢各位大哥大姐了！150个字
1————Best City,Best Life
Have you ever thought over your life in the city?Is that comfortable or not?If possible,you could listen to me!
As we known the 2010 world Expo is being held in shanghaiadvertise of the 2010 world expo"Better city,Better life"is known by a lot of people in shanghai.I hope to see you in the 2010 world Expo in shanghai
The cities now are becoming more and more modernize,and the things in our lives are more and more advanced now.But is that the real meaning of better life? Is that the real meaning of the best life?
I don't think so.The better cities should include better environment,but not only modernize and advanced things.The best city should have a variety of those qualities.
As we can know and see,the cities now are making more and more kinds of pollution and make the nature bear all of them.
Now the nature is fighting back,such as the global warming,the acid/酸性的/ rain,well,I don't want to list them any more.
So if we want to have better lives,we have to protect the environment.That can surely make our cities better and more livable.
Better environment causes better cities;better cities cause better life.
Thus comes the best life.
Don't you think so?
Well,that's all of my views.Perhaps all of you listened happily!Thanks
2———— Tuesday's winning of the bid to host the World Expo 2010 is expected to fuel Shanghai's supersonic growth for at least the next eight years. But the carnival on Tuesday night across Shanghai meant more than that to the average Chinese, especially to Shanghai residents.
Humiliated by Western powers for more than a century before 1949, Mao Zedong made Chinese people proud of themselves as Chinese by saying "The Chinese people have stood up!"
Deng Xiaoping brought more confidence and self-esteem to the Chinese with a much stronger economy and greater national prowess.
Beijing's winning of the right to host the 2008 Olympic Games last year was a solid proof of the international recognition of China's increasing status on the world stage.
This time, Shanghai was no less outstanding, winning the "Olympics" in the field of economics, science and technology.
With the World Expo, Shanghai will continue to be a leading city in China and an international economic, financial, trade and shipping centre in the near future.
The Expo means great opportunities to all kinds of businesses, Chinese and foreign.
Massive investment in infrastructural projects in the coming years are expected to again turn Shanghai into one of the largest construction sites in the world, like it was in the mid-1990s.
But what should not be like the 1990s is that more old houses and historical sites should be preserved instead of being demolished, so people coming to Shanghai in 2010 will get a sense of the city's rich history, not just a modern and futuristic un-Chinese city with dense highrises. Concrete jungles built in some local neighbourhoods in the past decade are definitely not what we want to present to the rest of the world.
Shanghai should be an environmentally friendly city with great mass transport systems, not cramming its streets with highly promoted and polluting family cars.
I fully agree with the idea that some parts of the Huangpu River bank, with cranes and workshops, should be preserved as a museum for our children.
Average Shanghainese, especially people who have to be relocated because of the Expo, should be able to afford their new apartments, when property prices are driven higher and higher.
Senior citizens in this ageing city should have a more colourful life. Shanghai residents should behave like citizens from a country with a long civilization. And local residents should have a bigger say in government decision making and in planning the city's future.
"Better City, Better Life" is definitely an excellent theme for Shanghai to pursue. The heightened international attention on Shanghai in the years leading to the Expo makes this a great time for Shanghai to tackle its problems.
3————Better city, better life
Nowadays, in the process of urbanization, we are faced with a great many problems, such as the environmental pollution and the traffic jam. Instead of complaining about these problems, we should make it clear that it is humans’ unreasonable activities that make all the difference.
The theme of the 2010 Shanghai Expo is “Better city, better life”, which is to call on people all over the world to care about the places where they live. It is necessary that something be done.
First of all, factories should cut emissions of waste gas and try to avoid pouring waste water to the river; next, we should take a bus as possible as we can rather than dive a car so that there will be less traffic jam: what’ more, we are supposed to plant more trees as well as flowers in order to take in co2 and beautify the environment.
In a nutshell, everyone is responsible to make contributions to our cities. Only when we do this can we lead a happy life.

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PS: Are u sure the title is not "better city better life"?