有希望则无所畏惧（The Audacity of Hope）.docVIP

有希望则无所畏惧（The Audacity of Hope） Hope is fearless.Txt31 rock under the grass to teach us strong, cliff wild lily to teach us, mountain pine teach us hard rain, cold nitens teach us to meet the snow. 1. tonight, I am here to address the conference on behalf of the great Illinois, and it is a great honour for me. As we all know, Illinois is the nations transportation hub, the birthplace of President lincoln. In addition, it is a little flattered for me to stand on the platform and speak to the partys representatives, for frankly speaking, this is almost impossible for me to dream of. Let me start with my background. My father was a foreign student. He was born and raised in a small village in Kenya. He grew up herding sheep and went to school in a crude tin hut. His father, my grandfather, was a domestic helper who cooked for other people. 2. but my grandpa doesnt want me to follow his father, my father has a larger dreams. Hard work and dogged perseverance enabled my father to get a scholarship to study in the United states. So my father came to the United States and across the sea, this magical. The United States is a beacon of freedom. She gives plenty of opportunities for people who came here to make their way in the early years. While I was studying abroad, my father met my mother. My mother was born in a small town in Kansas, where Kenya belongs to both ends of the earth. My grandfather saved the family during the depression, not working under an oil rig, or farming on a farm. After the Pearl Harbor incident, he volunteered to enter the army of general Barton and fought throughout the continent. In the back home, the grandmother reared their children and worked on a bomber line. After the war, they studied the veterans Rights Act, bought a house through a loan from the Federal Housing Administration, and moved to Hawaii, in the west of the United States, to look for better opportunities. 3. they have the same expectations and dreams for my mother. This is a common