What Young People Can Do For The World

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What Young People Can Do for the World is Liu Yuanyuan's speech. In this speech, the macro relationship between the national responsibility and the meaning of life of the post-90s generation is described with passion.

 

Why did I choose this sentence as the theme of the book club?

With the expansion of our company's scale, more and more young people have joined. I can feel their confusion about the future when I communicate with colleagues everyday. With the rapid spread of information, we see more and more so-called "beautiful" future, but many young people only see "beautiful", but do not know where these beautiful things come from.

 

What's more, I don't know the responsibility for these beautiful things.

I know that such a theme is easy to be disdained or ignored. But I still hope that through this opportunity, we can seriously consider what we are doing every day and why; What is the value and significance of what you do? And consider whether you expect your life to rise step by step or remain unchanged. If you want to change, are you ready to change?

I like the speech video that the speaker said: "Every ideal is worth your life. Life is so short, so I choose to be a blind and enthusiastic fool, always young, always tearful, always believe in dreams, believe in the meaning of hard work, believe that regret is more terrible than failure, because unsuccessful life is only imperfect, but it is complete."

I also hope that the partners around me will not ignore the real fun of life because of confusion. Find the goal you should strive for as soon as possible.

 

What Young People Can Do For The World

"What Young People Can Do for the World" is Liu Yuanyuan's speech.  In this speech, he passionately expounded the macroscopic relationship between the post-90s' national responsibility and the meaning of life.

Why did I choose this sentence as the theme of the book club?

With the expansion of our company, more and more young people join us. When communicating with colleagues on a daily basis, I can feel their confusion about the future.  The rapid dissemination of information allows us to see more and more so-called "beautiful" futures, but many times young people only see "beautiful", but do not know where these beauties come from.  I don't even know the responsibilities that should be borne for these beautiful things.

I know it's easy to be dismissive or dismissive of a subject like this.  But I still hope that through this opportunity, everyone can seriously consider what they are doing every day and why;  what is the value and significance of what you do?  And consider whether you want your life to be an upward climb, or to stay the same.  If you want to change, are you ready to change?

I really like what the speaker said in the speech video: "Every ideal is worth your whole life. Life is so short, so I choose to be that kind of blind and passionate fool, forever young, always full of tears, Always believe in dreams, believe in the meaning of hard work, believe that regret is more terrible than failure, because an unsuccessful life is not perfect, but it is complete."
I also hope that the partners around me will not ignore the real fun of life because of confusion.  Find out what you should strive for and work hard for as soon as possible.