Unit twelve public speaking skills

Unit twelve public speaking skills

Topic: international relations

Vocal delivery1. Volume 2. Speed 3. Tone 4. coherence

Physical delivery1. Clothing 2. Posture 3. Eye contact 4. gestures

Choose one of the following topics and work out an outline. Then make a speech based on the outline. 1. Is the Internet a blessing or a curse? 2.The most important element for success. 3. The key to happiness. 4. The ideal job.

Up to date expressions打假 Crack down on counterfeit goods 法治国家 A country under the rule of law 法制国家 A state with an adequate legal system 扶贫 Poverty alleviation

人员分流 Reposition of redundant personnel 福利彩票 welfare lottery 高产优质 high yield and superior quality 覆盖率 coverage rate

公正、公平、公开 just, fair and open 功夫不负有心人 Everything comes to him who waits. 红包 wrapped money as a gift, bribe

International relations主权国家 Sovereign states 南北对话 South-North dialogue 南南合作 South-South Cooperation 当今时代的主题 The dominant themes of our times 不承诺放弃使用武力 Never to renounce the use of force

求同存异 To seek common ground while reserving differences 以大欺小以强凌弱 The big bullying the small and the strong oppressing the weak 国家主权 State sovereignty 以史为鉴面向未来 To take history as a mirror and look forward into the future

邦交正常化 Normalization of diplomatic relations 领土完整 Territorial integrity 冷战思维 Cold War mentality

The Chinese people and the Japanese people have engaged in friendly exchanges for over 2000 years. Our ties stand out as a miracle in the world history of exchanges among nations. In the long course of history, the people of China and Japan have learned from each other and interacted with each other. Such exchanges have not only contributed to our respective national development, but also enriched the East Asian and world civilization

We are at a new historical starting point, facing new opportunities to take our relations forward. As economic globalization gather momentum, the common interests between China and Japan are increasing, our cooperation is expanding and our responsibilities in international and regional affairs are becoming greater. Yesterday I had fruitful talks with prime Minister Fukuda.

We reached extensive agreement on deepening our strategic relationship of mutual benefit in an all-round way and laid the general framework for the long-term, healthy and stable development of bilateral relations.

China hosted and fully participated in the sixparty Talks that were held in Beijing this past August. And China continues to play an important role in trying to bring North Korea into a serious diplomatic process. In the six-party talks, all of the regional stakeholders including our allies-Japan and the Republic of Korea, include Russia as well-are at the table putting common interests forward.

Another area that I might

touch on is China’s contributions to the global campaign against terrorism. This is another example of the practical nature of partnerships. China voted for all of the key Security Council resolutions against terrorism. More welcome still has been more than just political and diplomatic support, but China’s pledge of tangible and real support to the Afghan people with a contribution of $150 million in bilateral assistance.