A Time is like a towering ancient tree, swaying with countless leaves. Looking at the calendars, turning over in spring, summer, autumn and winter.
How many suns and moonlights have we welcomed and how many dawns and nights have we seen away?
CNow, the pace of time is about to bring 2011 to us.
D I am very grateful to this event for bringing (missing the word 'give') us such an opportunity, allowing us to have such a *** love relationship (using 'a laugh from the sea')
As a glorious teacher, the school is our blue sky and the textbooks are our fields.
BNo matter how hard and tired we are, and a heavy burden is on our shoulders, we must straighten our backs and stand firm.
C Just like the stars belong to the night sky and the vegetation belongs to nature, I am full of enthusiasm and expectations for harvest.
D Speaking of this, why don’t people sigh with emotion at how many teachers are working tirelessly for the cause of education. What does my contribution count for?
A How many dawns, holding the morning glow as a companion, how many dusk, returning with the stars.
BIn every drop of sweat, I keep my bounden duty of teaching and educating people in mind. In the sunset, there are only high expectations for my students
CThe universe is boundless and life is limited. This life is a Teacher, what else can you wish for?
D just hopes that after hard work, I can be more relieved and less regretful.
Together: Youth has no regrets, life has no regrets A. One day, I will also have gray hair on my temples, and my eyes will be blurred by chalk flowers, and let the clear and eternal moonlight engrave our vows.
BNow I have no time to think deeply, and I don’t even have time to study and consider the pros and cons of the poem that is so hot in my heart.
C I really don’t know why there are so many overwhelming emotions, surging outward.
D I can’t wait to bring this purchased blessing to you.
He: How we hope that we can walk on the road of education throughout our lives and create a bright future. (Use 'Whenever I pass by the teacher's window')
A Preaching, teaching, and solving doubts are the portraits of the old master in the hall. Because of this, civilization advances, allowing generations of people to deliberate on moonlight nights and in the morning Chant.
B Today, we carry forward tradition, advance in pragmatism, keep pace with the times, and develop in innovation.
C I have never read tens of thousands of books, nor have I traveled all over the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.
D We can only use our youth and enthusiasm
Together: to persevere , to explore, to hone (using the climax of "What a big tree")
Respect the teacher and the limited level of the students, briefly express my feelings and hope it will be useful