下面附上我的演讲稿供大家参考：
Good morning/afternoon, ladies and gentlemen: The Restriction to Creativity Is My Top Concern Have you ever wondered how many plastic bags our nation uses a day? Would you believe it if I said that total could fill an entire three-story building? Yes, sadly that’s right.In China, more than 20 billion plastic bags are consumed everyday, making our country’s plastic pollution unbearable.Nowadays, plastics have been considered as the worst invention the 20th century while back in the 1890s it was regarded as a groundbreaking creation.From the case of plastic bags, we can see that creativity should be guided, cultivated and well adapted.From steam engines to space ships, from abacus to computers, each major invention brought human beings into a new era, providing us with comforts and fortune.But when pulled away from the spotlight, we can realize that creativity has also brought us into the shadows of environmental pollution, nuclear wars, and unethical scientific experiments.Shouldn’t industrial creativity be restricted to save the Amazon forests? Shouldn’t military creativity be constrained to avoid nuclear Genocide? And would it be better if scientific creativity were supervised to save us the trouble figuring out whether a cloned human should call its genetic provider daddy or what? In the mean time, the power to dream also has a major impact on social ethos.There’s no denying that anti-racism, human rights and what gave me the chance to stand here today—women’s liberation have engaged us into a more civilized world.However, that does not mean social ideas do not have the power to produce alarming effects.During the WWII racial ideology resulted in the maacre of 6 million Jews and in China, our population policies before the 1980s gave us more than 500 million people in just 30 years, putting heavy burden on both the environment and economy.From all these examples above, we can conclude that what creativity can offer us should be a concern.So, today when everyone is streing the importance of bringing creativity into our lives, I stre on putting restriction on creativity.Because with no restriction, there’s no order! Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, let us have a little restriction to creativity and it will benefit us and the generations to come!
