求关于China’s future role as a world leader 的英语演讲稿三分钟

求关于China’s future role as a world leader 的英语演讲稿三分钟

He began his address by praising China for its economic progress and encouraging the country to take a larger role on the world stage against threats that require global cooperation. Rumsfeld also offered some harsh realities to the students, warning them that China's advances on the military front are raising concerns around the world and that the country's lack of transparency will ultimately squelch its future prosperity.======以下答案可供参考======供参考答案1:have a look at this link on china's future influence:https://worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/03/31/1872334.aspx?p=1供参考答案2:Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld challenged China's military buildup here today, telling Communist Party members the speed and scope of the expansion understandably leads other nations to question China's intentions. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld addresses students and faculty at the Central Party School in Beijing Oct. 19. Photo by Donna Miles (Click photo for screen-resolution image);high-resolution image available. Rumsfeld spoke at the Central Party School, a training center for 1,600 mid-level and senior officials identified to become future leaders, as his first official stop during his first visit here as defense secretary. He began his address by praising China for its economic progress and encouraging the country to take a larger role on the world stage against threats that require global cooperation. Rumsfeld also offered some harsh realities to the students, warning them that China's advances on the military front are raising concerns around the world and that the country's lack of transparency will ultimately squelch its future prosperity. The rapid and, from our perspective at least, non-transparent nature of the country's military expansion, plus its efforts to exclude the United States from regional institutions and activities are leading nations around the world to wonder about China's intentions, the secretary said. More importantly, Rumsfeld said, it raises questions about whether China will make the right choices -- choices that will serve the world's real interests in regional peace and stability. He challenged the students and faculty members, whose decisions he noted will shape their country's future, to look beyond their closed society, which limits speech, information and choices and, in doing so, squelches talent and potential. There's no one model that's perfectly suited to every nation throughout its development, Rumsfeld told the audience, but he offered a clear connection between transparency and economic success. A look across the globe suggests that societies that tend to encourage more open markets and freer systems are societi

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