Goodmorning，it'smyhonortostandhereandgiveyouthisspeechaboutdreams.ThereIwanttostartmyspeechwithtwoshortstories.
ThefirststoryhappenedwhenIwasinprimaryschool，IwroteinmycompositionthatmydreamwastobeateacherwhenIgrewup.Meanwhile，whatmyclassmateswroteabouttheirdreamswasthatheorshewantedtobeadoctor，ascientistoranastronaut.
Thesecondstoryhappenedatmyfirstyearinuniversity.Atthecareersplanningclass，whentheteacheraskedaboutourdreams，oneofmyclassmatesstoodupandsaid，“Iwanttobeafarmer，becauseIgrowupinafarmer'sfamilyandIlovetobeengagedinagriculture.”Whenhesatdown，everyoneclapped.
Thesetwostorieshappenedduringmygrowthprocess，fromwhichIgotmyunderstandingofdreams.WhenIwasachildIbelievedthatadreammustbeabigdream，butwhenIgrowupIfindthisbigdreamissofarawayfromme，Iknowlittleaboutit，andIhavedonenothingtoachieveit，soit'snotmydream.Myclassmate'sanswerletmeknowarealdreamisnotjustaboutbeingagreatman，ordoingagreatjob，it'saboutwhatyoureallywanttobe，andarewillingtotryeveryefforttopursueit.
Becausewhatmakesadreamvaluableisnotjustabouttheresult，it'salsoabouttheprocess，theprocesswhenyouaretrying，whenyouarestruggling，whenyoufailedandrestartedagainandagain，becauseoftheprocess，dreamscanbemeaningfulandbecomeyourwealth.
Thankyou.