Not ordinary, but extraordinary演讲稿

Dear teachers, dear students, Hello everyone!

Every day when we go to school, when we walk in clean streets and alleys, have you ever wondered who gave us this clean environment? Those who wear orange coats, masks and keep waving their brooms are the most ordinary cleaners around us.

On the winter morning, when we were still sleeping soundly in the warm bed, the cleaners had braved the bitter cold wind to clean the streets; At noon in summer, when we hid in the room and enjoyed the cool breeze from the air conditioner, the cleaners were cleaning up the garbage under the scorching sun. Although they do extremely ordinary work, they bring us beauty and happiness.

I remember one day, on the way home from school, a young man in jeans and fancy shirts threw the finished beverage bottle at the roadside. Just as he was about to step away, a cleaner grabbed the young man's hand with his rough and powerful big hand and said kindly, \"Young man, don't throw rubbish casually, okay? This

will destroy our beautiful living environment. \" Who knows, the young man shook off the cleaner's hand, glared at the cleaner, and shouted, \"Get your dirty hands off me. If I don't throw garbage, and everyone doesn't throw garbage, don't you lose your job? \" His voice attracted a crowd of onlookers, only to hear the cleaner say calmly, \"Although I am a small cleaner and my job is very unremarkable, I do my part to protect the environment and beautify the city every day. Although you are well-dressed, it is unacceptable to have such thoughts and behaviors.\" The young man still wanted to justify himself. At this time, the onlookers also accused the young man. He bowed his head in shame, sincerely apologized to the cleaner, and picked up the beverage bottle just thrown.

Seeing this scene, I realized: Although the work done by cleaners seems insignificant, it is precisely because of their labor that our living environment becomes more and more beautiful.

Late at night, when we fell asleep, the cleaning workers still stuck to their posts and worked hard. Their unknown, dirty and tired spirit deserves our praise. They do ordinary work, but they are extraordinary people.