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Good afternoon Dear teacher and fellows
T oday I will share a topic about success road of a famous people. I hope we can learn something from him. Maybe it will usefully in our all life
1. In this world everyone is different!
Everyone has his own way! And you must belief that nobody can take the place of you, because you are unique and you are a king! Now let us talk about a famous people.
2. His name is Michael Joseph Jackson
3 . His life is a legend. A hat + A glittering glove=a legend.
4.He was born in August 29, 1958, and died in June 25, 2009. he was an American recording artist, entertainer艺人, and philanthropist. Referred to as the King of Pop, he is recognized as the most successful entertainer of all time, as well as one of the most influential
5. T o everyone if you want have a success you road can’t be very smoothly, so is to Jackson. His childhood was very unfortunately. His family was
poor .He grew up with Strict family education Family violence and Countless performance
6.He must to participate in the performance with his brothers when he was only 5 years old because of his father. Although he was a child win a lot of applause
7. After his success, he has always been imitated but never been surpassed
8. His legend was include a lot things, just like Moonwalk The 45 degree tilt Popping and Demon dance. These legend were very popular to people in the all world and has becomes generation commissioned logo.It is a a kind of style, Jackson style! Now let us appreciate this legend！
9. This is moonwalk!
10. The 45 degree tilt
11. Popping
12. Demon dance
13. Succeed in albums legend, until 2009 he was far ahead in the global total sales. In this hot sale list there were 4 Chinese people. They were Zhang Xueyou and Denglijun
14. His songs are widespread. Like Ben, Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Rock With You, Billie Jean
,Beat It, Black Or White Dangerous, we are the world and so on.
15.Modern MV legend.《Billie Jean》:Open the door of MTV.《Thriller》:the most successful MV in the history. 《Jam》:Two legendarys Michael .《Scream》: Create the most expensive in the history of the MV with his siste r
16.charity legend . Jackson is from the guinness book of world records "global charity the highest amount artist", because of all sorts of contribution in charity, he received the Nobel peace prize nominations twice.
17. This was his Neverland ranch. In here he can care nothing and help the children who need help .
19.jackson also welcomed by the presidents.Jimmy Carter,William Jefferson Clinton ,George Walker Bush,Ronald Wilson Reagan,George Herbert Walker Bush,Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela ,The former south Korean President Kim dae-jung , Former French President Sheila
20. His wives and female friends.
21.legendary world tour. There were 3games world tour.BAD ,Dangerous,History.
22.Michael’s death marks the end of an era. Though he has been far away from us, He will live in our heart forever. World will remember him forever!
23.From Jackson: we must believe in ourselves , we are No.1.Never say never and never say you can’t , although you are not the best now !
下午好亲爱的老师和同伴
今天我要分享一个主题关于成功道路的一个著名的人。我希望我们可以学到一些东西从他。也许它将有效地在我们所有的生命
1。在这个世界上每个人都是不同的!
每个人都有自己的路!你必须相信,没有人能够代替你,因为你是独一无二的,你是一个国王!现在让我们谈
谈一个著名的人。
2。他的名字是迈克尔·约瑟夫·杰克逊
3。他的生活是一个传奇。一顶帽子+一个闪闪发光的手套=一个传奇。
4。他出生于1958年8月29日,死于6月25日,2009。他是一个美国录音艺术家、表演者艺人,和慈善家。被称为流行音乐之王,他被公认为最成功的艺人,以及一个最具影响力的
5。如果你想要对每个人都有成功的路上,你不能很顺利,所以是杰克逊。他的童年是非常不幸的。他的家庭是贫穷的。他成长与严格的家庭教育的家庭暴力和无数的性能
6。他必须参与性能与他的兄弟当他只有5岁,因为他的父亲。尽管他还是个孩子的时候赢了许多的掌声
7。他的成功后,他一直被模仿,但从未被超越
8。他的传说是包括很多事情,就像月球漫步的45度倾斜弹出和恶魔跳舞。这些传说非常流行,人们在所有的世界,已经成为一代委托商标。这是一个一种风格,杰克逊的风格!现在让我们欣赏这个传说!
9。这是月球漫步!
10。 45度的倾斜
11。弹出
12。恶魔跳舞
13。成功的专辑的传说,直到2009年他是遥遥领先的全球总销售额。在这炎热的出售名单有4个中国人。他们是张学友和Denglijun
14。他的歌是普遍的。像本,不要停下来直到你得到足够的、岩石与你,比利·吉恩
,打败它,黑色或白色的危险,我们是世界上等等
15。现代MV的传说。《Billie Jean》:开门的MTV。《颤栗》:在历史上最成功的MV。《果酱》:两个legendarys 迈克尔。《尖叫》:创建上成本最昂贵的MV,跟他的妹妹
16。慈善传奇。杰克逊来自吉尼斯世界纪录“全球慈善最高金额艺术家”,因为各种各样的贡献在慈善,他获得诺贝尔和平奖提名两次。
17。这是他的梦幻庄园。在这里他可以并不在意,帮助需要帮助的儿童。
19。杰克逊也欢迎总统。吉米·卡特,威廉杰佛逊克林顿、乔治·沃克·布什,罗纳德。威尔逊。里根乔治·赫伯特·沃克·布什,纳尔逊曼德拉,罗利拉拉韩国前总统金大中,法国前总统希拉
20。他的妻子和女性朋友。
21。传奇世界巡演。有3场世界巡回演唱会。坏的,危险的,历史。
22。迈克尔的死标志着一个时代的结束。尽管他已经远离我们,他将永远活在我们心中。世界将永远记着他!
23。从杰克逊:我们必须相信自己,我们是第一名。永远不要说永远,永远不要说你不能,尽管你不是最好的现在!
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