3000字英文散文稿范文

3000字英文散文稿范文第1篇3000字英文散文稿范文第1篇MygrandfatherdiedwhenIwasasmallboy,andmygrandmotherstartedstayingwithusforaboutsixmonthseveryyear.Shelivedinaroomthatdoubledasmyfather‘soffice,whichwereferredtoas^v^thebackroom.^v^Shecarriedwithherapowerfularoma.Idon‘tknowwhatkindofperfumesheused,butitwasthedouble-barreled,ninety-proof,knockdown,render-the-victim-unconscious,moose-killingvariety.Shekeptitinahugeatomizerandapplieditfrequentlyandliberally.Itwasalmostimpossibletogointoherroomandremainbreathingforanylengthoftime.WhenshewouldleavethehousetogospendsixmonthswithmyAuntLillian,mymotherandsisterswouldthrowopenallthewindows,stripthebed,andtakeoutthecurtainsandrugs.Thentheywouldspendseveraldayswashingandairingthingsout,tryingfranticallytomakethepungentodorgoaway.

This,then,wasmygrandmotheratthetimeoftheinfamouspeaincident.

IttookplaceattheBiltmoreHotel,which,tomyeight-year-oldmind,wasjustaboutthefanciesplacetoeatinallofProvidence.Mygrandmother,mymother,andIwerehavinglunchafteramorningspentshopping.Igrandlyorderedasalisburysteak,confidentintheknowledgethatbeneaththatfancynamewasagoodoldhamburgerwithgravy.Whenbroughttothetable,itwasaccompaniedbyaplateofpeas.

Idonotlikepeasnow.Ididnotlikepeasthen.Ihavealwayshatedpeas.Itisacompletemysterytomewhyanyonewouldvoluntarilyeatpeas.Ididnoteatthemathome.Ididnoteatthematrestaurants.AndIcertainlywasnotabouttoeatthemnow.

^v^Eatyourpeas,^v^mygrandmothersaid.

^v^Mother,^v^saidmymotherinherwarningvoice.^v^Hedoesn‘tlikepeas.Leavehimalone.^v^

“Mygrandmotherdidnotreply,buttherewasaglintinhereyeandagrimsettoherjawthatsignaledshewasnotgoingtobe14)thwarted.Sheleanedinmydirection,lookedmeintheeye,andutteredthefatefulwordsthatchangedmylife:^v^I‘llpayyoufivedollarsifyoueatthosepeas.^v^

Ihadabsolutelynoideaoftheimpendingdoom.Ionlyknewthatfivedollarswasanenormous,nearlyunimaginableamountofmoney,andasawfulaspeaswere,onlyoneplateofthemstoodbetweenmeandthepossessionofthatfivedollars.Ibegantoforcethewretchedthingsdownmythroat.

Mymotherwaslivid.Mygrandmotherhadthatself-satisfiedlookofsomeonewhohasthrowndownanunbeatabletrumpcard.^v^IcandowhatIwant,Ellen,andyoucan‘tstopme.^v^Mymotherglaredathermother.Sheglaredatme.Noonecanglarelikemymother.IftherewereaglaringOlympics,shewouldundoubtedlywinthegoldmedal.

I,ofcourse,keptshovingpeasdownmythroat.Theglaresmademenervous,andeverysinglepeamademewanttothrowup,butthemagicalimageofthatfivedollarsfloatedbeforeme,andIfinallygaggeddowneverylastoneofthem.Mygrandmotherhandedmethefivedollarswithaflourish.Mymothercontinuedtoglareinsilence.Andtheepisodeended.OrsoIthought.

MygrandmotherleftforAuntLillian‘safewweekslater.Thatnight,atdinner,mymotherservedtwoofmyall-timefavoritefoods,meatloafandmashedpotatoes.Alongwiththemcameabig,steamingbowlofpeas.Sheofferedmesomepeas,andI,intheverylastmomentsofmyinnocentyouth,declined.Mymotherfixedmewithacoldeyeassheheapedahugepileofpeasontomyplate.Thencamethewordsthatweretohauntmeforyears.

^v^Youatethemformoney,^v^shesaid.^v^Youcaneatthemforlove.^v^

Oh,despair!Oh,devastation!Now,toolate,camethedawningrealizationthatIhadunwittinglydamnedmyselftoahellfromwhichtherewasnoescape.

^v^Youatethemformoney.Youcaneatthemforlove.^v^

WhatpossibleargumentcouldImusteragainstthat?Therewasnone.DidIeatthepeas?YoubetIdid.Iatethemthatdayandeveryothertimetheywereservedthereafter.Thefivedollarswerequicklyspent.Mygrandmotherpassedawayafewyearslater.Butthelegacyofthepeaslivedon,asitlivesontothisday.IfIsomuchascurlmylipwhentheyareserved(because,afterall,Istillhatethehorridlittlethings),mymotherrepeatsthedreadedwordsonemoretime:^v^Youatethemformoney,^v^shesays.^v^Youcaneatthemforlove.^v^

3000字英文散文稿范文第2篇Twomen,bothseriouslyill,occupiedthesamehospitalroom.Onemanwasallowedtositupinhisbedforanhoureachafternoontohelpdrainthefluidfromhislungs.Hisbedwasnexttotheroom‘sonlywindow.Theothermanhadtospendallhistimeflatonhisback.Thementalkedforhoursonend.

Theyspokeoftheirwivesandfamilies,theirhomes,theirjobs,theirinvolvementinthemilitaryservice,wheretheyhadbeenonvacation.Andeveryafternoonwhenthemaninthebedbythewindowcouldsitup,hewouldpassthetimebydescribingtohisroommateallthethingshecouldseeoutsidethewindow.Themanintheotherbedbegantoliveforthoseone-hourperiodswherehisworldwouldbebroadenedandenlivenedbyalltheactivityandcoloroftheworldoutside.

Thewindowoverlookedaparkwithalovelylake.Ducksandswansplayedonthewaterwhilechildrensailedtheirmodelboats.Youngloverswalkedarminarmamidstflowersofeverycoloroftherainbow.Grandoldtreesgracedthelandscape,andafineviewofthecityskylinecouldbeseeninthedistance.Asthemanbythewindowdescribedallthisinexquisitedetail,themanontheothersideoftheroomwouldclosehiseyesandimaginethepicturesquescene.

Onewarmafternoonthemanbythewindowdescribedaparadepassingby.Althoughtheothermancouldn‘theartheband-hecouldseeitinhismind‘seyeasthegentlemanbythewindowportrayeditwithdescriptivewords.

Daysandweekspassed.Onemorning,thedaynursearrivedtobringwaterfortheirbathsonlytofindthelifelessbodyofthemanbythewindow,whohaddiedpeacefullyinhissleep.Shewassaddenedandcalledthehospitalattendantstotakethebodyaway.

Assoonasitseemedappropriate,theothermanaskedifhecouldbemovednexttothewindow.Thenursewashappytomaketheswitch,andaftermakingsurehewascomfortable,shelefthimalone.Slowlyandpainfully,heproppedhimselfupononeelbowtotakehisfirstlookattheworldoutside.Finally,hewouldhavethejoyofseeingitforhimself.Hestrainedtoslowlyturntolookoutthewindowbesidethebed.Itfacedablankwall.

Themanaskedthenursewhatcouldhavecompelledhisdeceasedroommatewhohaddescribedsuchwonderfulthingsoutsidethiswindow.Thenurserespondedthatthemanwasblindandcouldnotevenseethewall.Shesaid,^v^Perhapshejustwantedtoencourageyou.^v^

3000字英文散文稿范文第3篇FavoriteSpringFestivalisthemostimportantfestivalinChina.It’stocelebratethelunarcalendar‘snewyear.IntheeveningbeforetheSpringFestival,familiesgettogetherandhaveabigmeal.Inmanyplacespeopleliketosetofffirecrackers.Dumplingsarethemosttraditionalfood.Childrenlikethefestivalverymuch,becausetheycanhavedeliciousfoodandwearnewclothes.Theycanalsogetsomemoneyfromtheirparents.Thismoneyisgiventochildrenforgoodluck.PeopleputNewYearscrollsonthewallforgoodfortune.

TheSpringFestivallastsabout15dayslong.Peoplevisitrelativesandfriendswiththewords“Haveallyourwishes”.PeopleenjoytheSpringFestival,duringthistimetheycanhaveagoodrest.

3000字英文散文稿范文第4篇ThefirstmemoryIhaveofhim—ofanything,really—ishisstrength.Itwasinthelateafternooninahouseunderconstructionnearours.Theunfinishedwoodfloorhadlarge,terrifyingholeswhoseyawning[張大嘴]darknessIknewledtonowheregood.Hispowerfulhands,thenage33,wrappedallthewayaroundmytinyarms,thenage4,andeasilyswung[搖擺]meuptohisshoulderstocommandallIsurveyed.

我對他——實(shí)際上是對所有事的最初記憶，就是他的力量。那是一個下午的晚些時候，在一所靠近我家的正在修建的房子里，尚未完工的木地板上有一個個巨大可怕的洞，那些張著大口的黑洞在我看來是通向不祥之處的。時年33歲的爸爸用那強(qiáng)壯有力的雙手一把握住我的小胳膊，當(dāng)時我才4歲，然后輕而易舉地把我甩上他的肩頭，讓我把一切都盡收眼底。

Therelationshipbetweenasonandhisfatherchangesovertime.Itmaygrowandflourish[繁茂]inmutualmaturity[成熟].Itmaysourinresenteddependenceorindependence.Withmanychildrenlivinginsingle-parenthomestoday,itmaynotevenexist.

父子間的關(guān)系是隨著歲月的流逝而變化的，它會在彼此成熟的過程中成長興盛，也會在令人不快的依賴或獨(dú)立的關(guān)系中產(chǎn)生不和。而今許多孩子生活在單親家庭中，這種關(guān)系可能根本不存在。

ButtoalittleboyrightafterWorldWarII,afatherseemedagodwithstrangestrengthsanduncanny[離奇的]powersenablinghimtodoandknowthingsthatnomortalcoulddoorknow.Amazingthings,likeputtingabicyclechainbackon,justlikethat.Orbuildingahamster[倉鼠]guidingajigsaw[拼板玩具]soitformstheletterF;Ilearnedthealphabet[字母表]thatwayinthosepre-televisiondays.

然而，對于一個生活在二戰(zhàn)剛剛結(jié)束時期的小男孩來說，父親就像神，他擁有神奇的力量和神秘的能力，他無所不能，無所不知。那些奇妙的事兒有上自行車鏈條，或是建一個倉鼠籠子，或是教我玩拼圖玩具，拼出個字母“F”來。在那個電視機(jī)還未誕生的年代，我便是通過這種方法學(xué)會了字母表的。

Therewere,ofcourse,rulestolearn.Firstcamethehandshake.Noneofthosefishy[冷冰冰的]littlefingergrips,butagoodfirmsqueezeaccompaniedbyanequallystronggazeintotheother'seyes.“Thefirstthinganyoneknowsaboutyouisyourhandshake,”hewouldsay.Andwe'dpracticeiteachnightonhisreturnfromwork,theserioustoddlerinthebattered[用舊了的]ClevelandIndian'scaprunninguptothegiantfathertoshakehandsagainandagainuntilitwasfirmenough.

當(dāng)然，還得學(xué)些做人的道理。首先是握手。這可不是指那種冷冰冰的手指相握，而是一種非常堅(jiān)定有力的緊握，同時同樣堅(jiān)定有力地注視對方的眼睛。老爸常說：“人們認(rèn)識你首先是通過同你握手。”每晚他下班回家時，我們便練習(xí)握手。年幼的我，戴著頂破克利夫蘭印第安帽，一本正經(jīng)地跌跌撞撞地跑向巨人般的父親，開始我們的握手。一次又一次，直到握得堅(jiān)定，有力。

Astimepassed,therewereotherrulestolearn.“Alwaysdoyourbest.”“Doitnow.”“Neverlie!”Andmostimportantly,“Youcandowhateveryouhavetodo.”Bymyteens,hewasn'ttellingmewhattodoanymore,whichwasscary[令人害怕的]andheady[使人興奮的]atthesametime.Heprovidedperspective,nottellingmewhatwasaroundthegreatcorneroflifebutlettingmeknowtherewasalotmorethanjusttodayandthenext,whichIhadn'tthoughtof.

隨著時間的流逝，還有許多其他的道理要學(xué)。比如：“始終盡力而為”，“從現(xiàn)在做起”，“永不撒謊”，以及最重要的一條：“凡是你必須做的事你都能做到”。當(dāng)我十幾歲時，老爸不再叫我做這做那，這既令人害怕又令人興奮。他教給我判斷事物的方法。他不是告訴我，在人生的重大轉(zhuǎn)折點(diǎn)上將發(fā)生些什么，而是讓我明白，除了今天和明天，還有很長的路要走，這一點(diǎn)我是從未考慮過的。

Oneday,Irealizenow,therewasachange.Iwasn'ttryingtopleasehimsomuchasIwastryingtoimpresshim.Ineveraskedhimtocometomyfootballgames.Hehadahigh-pressurecareer,anditmeantdrivingthroughmostofFridaynight.Butforallthebiggames,whenIlookedoveratthesideline,therewasthatfamiliarfedora.AndbyGod,didtheopposingteamcaptainevergetafirmhandshakeandagazehewouldremember.

有一天，事情發(fā)生了變化，這是我現(xiàn)在才意識到的。我不再那么迫切地想要取悅于老爸，而是迫切地想要給他留下深刻的印象。我從未請他來看我的橄欖球賽。他工作壓力很大，這意味著每個禮拜五要拼命干大半夜。但每次大型比賽，當(dāng)我抬頭環(huán)視看臺時，那頂熟悉的軟呢帽總在那兒。并且感謝上帝，對方隊(duì)長總能得到一次讓他銘記于心的握手——堅(jiān)定而有力，伴以同樣堅(jiān)定的注視。

Then,aschoolfactcontradictedsomethinghesaid.Impossiblethathecouldbewrong,butthereitwasinthebook.Theseaccumulatedovertime,alongwithpersonalexperiences,tobuttressmyowndevelopingsenseofvalues.AndIcouldtellwehadeachtakenourown,perfectlynormalpaths.

后來，在學(xué)校學(xué)到的一個事實(shí)否定了老爸說過的'某些東西。他不可能會錯的，可書上卻是這樣寫的。諸如此類的事日積月累，加上我的個人閱歷，支持了我逐漸成形的價值觀。我可以這么說：我倆開始各走各的陽關(guān)道了。

Ibegantosee,too,hisblindspots,hisprejudices[偏見]andhisweaknesses.Ineverthrewtheseupathim.Hehadn'ttome,and,anyway,heseemedtoneedprotection.Istoppedaskinghisadvice;theexperienceshedrewfromnolongerseemedrelevanttothedecisionsIhadtomake.

與此同時，我還開始發(fā)現(xiàn)他對某些事的無知，他的偏見，他的弱點(diǎn)。我從未在他面前提起這些，他也從未在我面前說起，而且，不管怎么說，他看起來需要保護(hù)了。我不再向他征求意見；他的那些經(jīng)驗(yàn)也似乎同我要做出的決定不再相干。

Hevolunteeredadviceforawhile.Butthen,inmorerecentyears,politicsandissuesgavewaytotalkofemptyerrandsand,always,toailments.

老爸當(dāng)了一段時間的“自愿顧問”，但后來，特別是近幾年里，他談話中的政治與國家大事讓位給了空洞的使命與疾病。

Fromhisbed,heshowedmethemanysoresandscarsonhismisshapenbodyandallthebottlesformedicine.“Sometimes,”heconfided[傾訴],“Iwouldjustliketoliedownandgotosleepandnotwakeup.”

躺在床上，他給我看他那被歲月扭曲了的軀體上的疤痕，以及他所有的藥瓶兒。他傾訴著：“有時我真想躺下睡一覺，永遠(yuǎn)不再醒來?！?/p>

Aftermuchthoughtandpractice（“Youcandowhateveryouhavetodo.”），onenightlastwinter,Isatdownbyhisbedandrememberedforaninstantthoseterrifyingdarkholesinanotherhouse35yearsbefore.ItoldmyfatherhowmuchIlovedhim.Idescribedallthethingspeopleweredoingforhim.But,Isaid,hekepteatingpoorly,hidinginhisroomandviolatingthedoctor'sorders.Noamountoflovecouldmakesomeoneelsecareaboutlife,Isaid;itwasatwo-waystreet.Hewasn'tdoinghisbest.Thedecisionwashis.

通過深思熟慮與親身體驗(yàn)（“凡是你必須做的事你都能做到”），去年冬天的一個夜晚，我坐在老爸床邊，忽然想起35年前那另一棟房子里可怕的黑洞。我告訴老爸我有多愛他。我向他講述了人們?yōu)樗龅囊磺?。而我又說，他總是吃得太少，躲在房間里，還不聽醫(yī)生的勸告。我說，再多的愛也不能使一個人自己去熱愛生命：這是一條雙行道，而他并沒有盡力，一切都取決于他自己。

Hesaidheknewhowhardmywordshadbeentosayandhowproudhewasofme.“Ihadthebestteacher,”Isaid.“Youcandowhateveryouhavetodo.”Hesmiledalittle.Andweshookhands,firmly,forthelasttime.

他說他明白要我說出這些話多不容易，他是多么為我自豪?！拔矣形蛔詈玫睦蠋?，”我說，“凡是你必須做的事你都能做到”。他微微一笑，之后我們握手，那是一次堅(jiān)定的握手，也是最后的一次。

Severaldayslater,atabout4.,mymotherheardDadshuffling[拖著]abouttheirdarkroom.“IhavesomethingsIhavetodo,”hesaid.Hepaidabundleofbills.Hecomposedformymotheralonglistoflegalandfinancialwhat-to-do's“incaseofemergency.”Andhewrotemeanote.

幾天后，大約凌晨四點(diǎn)，母親聽到父親拖著腳步在他們漆黑的房間里走來走去。他說：“有些事我必須得做。”他支付了一疊帳單，給母親留了張長長的條子，上面列有法律及經(jīng)濟(jì)上該做的事，“以防不測”。接著他留了封短信給我。

Thenhewalkedbacktohisbedandlaidhimselfdown.Hewenttosleep,naturally.Andhedidnotwakeup.

然后，他走回自己的床邊，躺下。他睡了，十分安詳，再也沒有醒來。

3000字英文散文稿范文第5篇LoveYourLife

Howevermeanyourlifeis，meetitandliveit;donotshunitandcallithardisnotsobadasyoulookspoorestwhenyouarefault-finderwillfindfaultsinyourlife，poorasitmayperhapshavesomepleasant，thrilling，glorioushourss，eveninasettingsunisreflectedfromthewindowsofthealms-houseasbrightlyasfromtherichman'sabode;thesnowmeltsbeforeitsdoorasearlyinthedonotseebutaquietmindmayliveascontentedlythere，andhaveascheeringthoughts，asinatown'spoorseemtomeoftentolivethemostindependentlivesofbetheyaresimplygreatenoughtoreceivewithoutthinkthattheyareabovebeingsupportedbythetown;butitoftenhappensthattheyarenotabovesupportingthemselvesbydishonestshouldbemorepovertylikeagardenherb，likenottroubleyourselfmuchtogetnewthings，whetherclothesorfriends，Turntheold，returntodonotchange;weyourclothesandkeepyourthoughts.

不論你的生活如何卑賤，你要面對它生活，不要躲避它，更別用惡言咒罵它。它不像你那樣壞。你最富有的時候，倒是看似最窮。愛找缺點(diǎn)的人就是到天堂里也能找到缺點(diǎn)。你要愛你的生活，盡管它貧窮。甚至在一個濟(jì)貧院里，你也還有愉快、高興、光榮的時候。夕陽反射在濟(jì)貧院的窗上，像身在富戶人家窗上一樣光亮;在那門前，積雪同在早春融化。我只看到，一個從容的人，在哪里也像在皇宮中一樣，生活得心滿意足而富有愉快的思想。城鎮(zhèn)中的窮人，我看，倒往往是過著最獨(dú)立不羈的生活。也許因?yàn)樗麄兒軅ゴ螅允苤疅o愧。大多數(shù)人以為他們是超然的，不靠城鎮(zhèn)來支援他們;可是事實(shí)上他們是往往利用了不正當(dāng)?shù)氖侄蝸韺Ω渡?，他們是毫不超脫的，毋寧是不體面的。視貧窮如園中之花而像圣人一樣耕植它吧!不要找新的花樣，無論是新的朋友或新的衣服，來麻煩你自己。找舊的，回到那里去。萬物不變，是我們在變。你的衣服可以賣掉，但要保留你的思想。

3000字英文散文稿范文第6篇ATypicalDay

Asahigh-schoolteacher,Ihaveunderstandablybecomeconcernednotjustaboutthefutureofourprofessionbutthepublicperceptionofitasdecidedrecently,therefore,totakeadvantageoftheso-called^v^spare^v^timethatIhaveinmyworkdaytotakealeisurelystrollaroundthebuildingandseeformyselfjustwhatgoesonoutsidemyownclassroom.

ThefirstdoorIpassedwasthatofamathteacherwhowasprovidingindividualattentiontoastudentwhowasquiteobviouslyhavingsomestudent‘sfacesaiditall:frustration,confusion,quietteacherremainedupbeat,offeringsupportandencouragement.

^v^Let‘stryagain,butwe‘lllookatitfromaslightlydifferentpointofview,^v^shesaidandproceededtoerasethechalkboardinsearchofabettersolution.

Furtherdownthehall,IcameacrossthedoorwayofoneofourhistoryIpausedtoeavesdrop,IwitnessedalargesemicircleofenthusiasticstudentsengagedinalivelydebateregardingcurrentCanadianeventsandteacherchosetotakesomewhatofaback-seatrole,enteringthefrayonlyoccasionallytoposearhetoricalquestionortogentlysteertheconversationbacktowardthetaskatswitchedtorole-playingandsmallergroupsofstudentschosetoexpresstheviewpointsofvariousdebategrewlouderandmoreteachersmiledandsteppedintoreferee.

Passingthegymbalcony,Ilookeddowntoseeaphysicaleducationteacherworkingwithagroupofboysonabasketballpassingdrill.

^v^Passandcutaway!^v^heshouted.^v^Setatheopenman.^v^

Suddenly,therewasabreakintheaction.

^v^Holdon,guys,^v^hesaid.^v^Doyouguysreallyunderstandwhywe‘redoingthisdrill?^v^

Amixtureofblankstaresandshruggedshouldersprovidedtheanswer,soheproceededtotakeadeepbreathandexplainnotonlythepurposeofthedrill,butexactlyhowitfitintothegrandschemeofoffenseandteamfewnodsofunderstandingandthegroupreturnedtoitstaskwithrenewedvigor.

Thenextstoponmyjourneywastheopendoorofasciencelabwhere,again,aflurryofactivitywastakingwatchedintentlyasagroupoffourstudentsexplainedanddemonstratedthenatureanddesignofascientificinventiontheyhadtheytookturnsregalingtheirsmallbutattentiveaudienceabouttheuniquefeaturesoftheirproject,ateacherwasnearby,busyvideotapingtheirentirepresentation.

AsIwasleaving,Iheardhersay,^v^Okay,let‘smovethetelevisionoverhereandseehowyoudid.^v^

Finally,onthewaybacktomyroom,Icouldn‘thelpbutinvestigatethelowroarcomingfromdowntheblaring,feetstomping,instructionsstrainingtobeheardabovetheofeveryshapeandsizeweremovinginseeminglyrandomdirections,althoughtheirvariousdestinationswereobviouslyquitethingswerehappeninghere:hardwork,sweat,intensethen,aofthedancersofferedanexplanation,whichledtoadiscussionamongseveralofdanceteacherintervenedandfacilitatedahalf-heartedpleabyoneofthestudentsforaquickbreakfellondeafears.

^v^We‘llhaveourbreakwhenwegetthispartright,^v^shecalledbriefpeptalkimploringthemtopushthemselvesjustalittlefurtherseemedtocreatesomenewenergy,andonceagaintheplacewashopping.^v^Now,fromthetop...^v^

Myexcursioncomplete,IreturnedtomycorneroftheschoolandreflectedonwhatIhadsurprisingwasessentiallywhatIhadexpectedtofind:goal-setting,problem-solving,teamwork,criticalanalysis,debate,short,learning.

Theonlythingthatyoumayhavefoundsurprising,butIdidn‘t,wasthatwhenIbeganmyjourney,theregularschooldayhadalreadyendedanhourbefore.

ReprintedbypermissionofBrianTotzke(c)1997fromChickenSoupfortheTeacher‘sSoulbyJackCanfieldandMarkVictorordertoprotecttherightsofthecopyrightholder,noportionofthispublicationmaybereproducedwithoutpriorwrittenrightsreserved.

3000字英文散文稿范文第7篇China,

China,slowdownyourfootplease

Miracleswerecreatedonebyoneinchinainlast30years.Politiciansarepleased,expertsareamused,businessmenareexcited,theworldisshocked.

But,dochinaneedmiracles?

Chinaisayoungman,hishandsaretender,hisshouldersarefragile,hisexperieceisshortened,hisabilityislimited.Miracleswerecreated,andhisboby,hispowerandhisfuturewereoverdrafted.Heistired.Heneedsarestandreconsideration.Yourpeoplearealsotired,yourpeopleneedtime.

Miracleisadreamwhichismadebythepoliticians,andtheexpertspushit,thebusinessmenbuildit.Theybuiltacolorfuldreamforpeople,butitbelongstothemnottoyourpeople.Thedreamhassubmergeditsmorality,credibility,faith.

muscle,andfaithishisvessel.Withoutlaw,thedreamisolnyastory,without

morality,thedreamisonlyabubble,withoutcredibility,thedreamisonlyamyth,

withoutfaith,thedreamisonlyadream.

Don’tletthenumbergetyoulost,don’tletlastachievementscoveryoureyes,don’tletsurfacephonomenonmakeyourdizzy,don’tletothersapplauseinfluenceyourjudgement.Youshouldlookaroundyourhistory,yourshouldaskyourpeople,youshouldquestionyourself.

Don'tdreamtobenumberoneintheworld,don'tchallengeyourlimits,don'ttesttheabilityofyourpeople.Youneedtimetoo.

Yourpeopleunderstandyourlovebutcannotfeelit.Youmovedtooquickly,itbroughtnotonlyprosperity,growthandconfidencebutalsopuzzles,pains,tearsandworries.Allyourpeopleneedaretoliverespectfully,easily,andhappily.Theirfeelingwilltellthemwhatiswrongorright.

China,don’tmarchsofast.Yourpeoplearenotready,yoursocityisnotreadyandyourcountryisnotready.

Soslowdownyourfoot,please.

3000字英文散文稿范文第8篇IStillChoose^v^Mom^v^

Iwatchedthroughblurredvisionasmyhusband,Chuck,walkedawaywithhisex-wife.

Theheavinessinallourheartswasalmostunbearable.Turningbacktomystepson^v^scasketIsomehowhelpedmychildrenpluckarosefromthebrotherspraytopressintheirBibles.Withtearsstreamingdownmyface,Irestedmyhandonthesonspray.Inolongerknewmyplace.

God,Isilentlyscreamed,howdidIfitinConan^v^slife?

FromthemomentI^v^dmetmystepson,Iwasinaweofthisangeliclittleboywhosebright,blondhairseemedtoglowwithaheavenlyradiance.Atonlyayear-and-a-half,hewasbuiltlikeathree-year-old.Solidandstocky,sleepingcurledinmylap,histinyheartbeatagainstmine,andamaternalbondingbeganstirringinsideme.

WithinayearIbecameastepmothertoConanandhisoldersister,Lori.Soonafterthat,avisittothedoctorrevealedsomedishearteningnews.

^v^Youhaveaninfertilitydisease,^v^thedoctorhadsaid.^v^Youmightnoteverhavechildrenofyourown.^v^

Attwenty-two,thatnewswasshattering.Ihad

alwayswantedtobeamother.Suddenly,IrealizedbeingastepmothermightbeascloseasIwouldget,andIbecameevenmoreinvolvedintheirlives.

Butthankfully,fouryearslaterwejoyfullydiscoveredIwaspregnant.Chasewasborn,thentwoyearslaterwewereblessedwithourdaughter,Chelsea.

Ilovedbeingbothamomandastepmother,butasinanyblendedfamily,ithaditsupsanddowns.Chuck^v^sex-wifehadcustodyofhiskidsandgavethemmorefreedomthanwegaveourchildren.Needingtobeconsistentwithourrules,I^v^mcertainweappearedoverlystricttohiskids.Ontheirweekendvisitations,Iusuallyfeltlikeanoldnag.

Asasecondwife,Iwasjealousofmystepchildren^v^smother.Icomplainedaboutherandherhusbandwithinearshotofmystepkids,andevengrumbledaboutbuyingmystepchildrenextrasontopofpayingchildsupport.SomehowIoverlookedtheimportantfactthatmystepchildrenweretheinnocentonesthrustintoablendedfamily.

Thenonedayatagatheringofmyownfamily,Iwatchedasmymotherwentuptomystepmotherandgaveherahug.Iturnedandsawmyfatherandstepfatherlaughingtogether.Havingalwaysappreciatedthecooperativerelationshipmyparentsandstepparentshad,itoccurredtomethatChuck^v^schildrenlongedforthesame.SoChuckandIdecidedtoworkhardatbridginggapsinsteadofcreatingthem.

Itwasn^v^teasy,andchangesdidn^v^tcomeovernight,buttheydidcome.BythetimeConanwasfifteen,apeacehadsettledbetweenparentsandstepparents.Insteadofgripingaboutchild-supportpayments,wevoluntarilyincreasedthem.AndfinallyConan^v^smomgaveuscopiesofhisreportcardsandfootballschedules.

Iwasproudofmykidsandstepkids.Aftergraduation,mystepdaughtermarried,andsheandherhusbandbuiltahousetogether.Atseventeen,Conanhadbecomeasensible,intelligentyoungman.Withruggedgoodlooksandadeep,baritonevoice,Iwonderedwhatfortunategirlwould^v^himup.

Butthencamethatphonecall,changingourlivesforever-Conanwaskilledinstantlybyadrunkdriver.

Overtheyearswe^v^dbeenmarried,ChuckhadreassuredmethatIwasaparenttohischildren,too.HesoughtmyopinioninmattersconcerningthemandreliedonmetomaketheirChristmasesandbirthdaysspecial.Ienjoyeddoingthosethingsandlookeduponmyselfastheirsecondmother.

ButinhisgriefimmediatelyuponConan^v^sdeath,Chucksuddenlystoppedseekingmyopinionandbeganturningtohisex-wife.Iknewtheyhadtomakemanyfinaldecisionstogether,andIrealizedlaterthathewastryingtosparemefromthegruesomedetails,butforthefirsttime,Ibegantofeellikeanoutsiderinsteadofaparent.

Ialsoknewthedriverresponsiblefortheaccidenthadtobeprosecuted,whichmeantChuckandhisex-wifewouldhavetostayincontact.Thoseuglyjealousiesfromthepastbegantoresurfacewhen,nightafternight,hetalkedtoher,seldomdiscussingtheirconversationswithme.

AnditstungwhenfriendsinquiredonlyaboutChuck^v^scoping,orsentsympathycardsaddressedjusttohim,forgettingaboutmeandevenourtwochildren.SomebelittledmygrievingbecauseIwas^v^just^v^astepparent.Didanyonerealizemylossandpain?I^v^dhadstrongmaternalfeelingsforConan;heconsideredmehissecondmother-ordidhe?Astheweeksturnedintomonths,thatquestionhauntedme,dominatingmythoughts.Ibecamedriventounderstandjustwhatmyrolehadbeen.

3000字英文散文稿范文第9篇FromtramptoKingofComedy,Chaplin

Abouttheyear1900,asmall,dark-hairedboywasoftenseenwaitingoutsidethebackentrancesofLondontheatres.Helookedthinandhungrybuthisblueeyesweredetermined.Despitehispainfullyhardchildhood,theboyknewhowtomakepeoplelaugh.Hecouldsinganddanceandwashopingtomakealivinginshowbusiness.

Whenhecouldn'tgetworktheboywanderedaboutthecitystreetslikeatramp.Hefoundfoodandshelterwhereverhecould.Sometimeshewassentawaytoahomeforchildrenwhohadnoparents.Hewascoldandmiserablethereandthechildrenwerescoldedandpunishedfortheslightestfault.Hehatedit.

Thirtyyearslaterhewasacceptingthehospitalityofkings.Everyonewantedtomeethim.PicturesshowhiminthecompanyofmenlikeChurchill,EinsteinandGandhi.Hehadbecomealmostaroyalfigureinthebrightnewworldofthecinema–CharlieChaplin,thekingofcomedy.

Chaplin'slifewasacontinuousadventure.In1889,ChaplinwasborninLondon,Englandtoparentswhobothworkedintheater.Hisfather'sdeathfromdrinkingtoomuchandmother'sillnesslefthiminpovertyformostofhischildhood.However,Chaplindidn'tgetlostinthepoverty.Infact,hehadsetagoalforhimselfatayoungage:tobecomethemostfamouspersonintheworld.

WhenChaplinwasfiveyearsoldhismothersuddenlylosthervoiceduringaperformanceandhadtoleavethestage.Tohelp