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感谢收听，期待你对本期节目的评论留言哦~ A: My dear fellow friends. B: Distinguished judges and guests. AB: Good evening! B: Welcome to the 15th Foreign Language Speaking Contest of Foreign Language Department. A: We are the hosts tonight, I am Humphrey. B: I am Echo. A: Before the competition, I am honored to introduce our distinguished judges. B: 在比赛开始前，我很荣幸为大家介绍今晚的评委老师 A: They are... B:他们是... A: And also our distinguished guests-- Ms. 叶, Ms. 李, Ms. 蔡, and the presidents of Student Union from different departments.... B:还有我们亲爱的嘉宾们，他们是外国语学院党支部副书记叶老师，外国语学院辅导员李，外国语学院辅导员蔡老师，以及来自各个二级学院学生会分团委的主席。 A:We all appreciate your coming. Thank you! B: 感谢你们的到来。 开幕词 A: Well, to begin with, let’s welcome Mrs.叶to bring us the opening speech! B: Welcome! 开幕词后 B: Thank you for your inspiring words A: Yeah. We will bear firmly your ideas in mind. 介绍规则 A: Now everyone, please take a look at the screen and pay attention to the rules of the contest. B: Actually the contest consists of 2 parts. The first part is Poetry Reading, and the other is Impromptu speech. While The contestants are divided into English group and Japanese group, and in each part of competition the English group will appear on the stage first and then the Japanese group. A: In first part, each contestant is required to make a one-minute self-introduction and three-minute poetry reading. After that, each contestant will draw the speech topic by lots for the second part on the spot. Then they will go to the designated place to prepare their three-minute impromptu speech within 40 minutes. B: Based on the scoring criterion, the final score of a contestant is made up of two parts. The full mark of each part is 10 points which include 4 points for language expression, 2 points for content, 2 points for speaking skills and 2 points for overall image. With great pleasure, I now announce the start of the Contest. (Applause...) 第一首诗介绍: A: Echo, do you know a famous poet named Longfellow? B:Longfellow, not much but I think one of his poems-- "A Psalm of Life" is the most impressive and famous one for me. A: Yes, he wrote the poem shortly after completing lectures on German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and was heavily inspired by him. He was also inspired to write it by a heartfelt conversation he had with friend and fellow professor at Harvard University Cornelius Conway Felton; B: The two had spent an evening "talking of matters, which lie near one's soul:–and how to bear one's self doughtily in Life's battle: and make the best of things". The next day, he wrote "A Psalm of Life". A: So,welcome contestant No. ? to recite this meaningful poem for us. B: Warmly welcome. 第二首诗介绍: B: Humphrey, what's your favorite season? A: Maybe autumn, because it is not as cold as winner and not as hot as summer. B: Wow, autumn. I read a poem about autumn before. It's "To Autumn" written by English Romantic poet John Keats . A: Yes, "To Autumn" is the final work in a group of poems known as Keats's "1819 odes". Although personal problems left him little time to devote to poetry in 1819, he composed "To Autumn" after a walk near Winchester one autumnal evening. B: Do you want to know more about it? Let's welcome contestant No.? to show us. 第三首诗介绍： A: Echo, what do you think the most distant way in the world is? B: Well, I think the most distant way in the world is absolutely the love between the fish and bird. A: Wow, that's brilliant. You must have read a lot of Tagore's poems, haven't you? B: Yeah, you got me. That's exactly written by a distinguished Indian poet-- Rabindranath Tagore. A: Alright, now let's welcome contestant No.... to read "The most distant way in the world" to us. B: Warmly welcome.