北大高水平演讲的人是谁

美国的演说家有哪些

世界各国的总统、首相们卸任后都干啥？做付费演讲是最受欢迎的赚钱门道之一，比如前美国总统克林顿一家就靠演讲赚了10亿，还有小布什家族、施瓦辛格、奥巴马等等都赚的金满钵满。

以下就是世界酬劳最高的12位演讲家：

12.前美国总统奥巴马：每次演讲赚25万美元

美国前总统奥巴马的演讲出场费用价格不菲，一般为25万美元。不过遇到金主就涨价，他曾为华尔街银行坎托·菲茨杰拉德（CantorFitzgerald）的一次会议演讲，要价40万美元，这相当于他担任总统的年薪。

11.前英国外交大臣威廉·海牙：每次演讲赚3.2万美元

前保守党领袖和英国外交大臣以他的银舌闻名，被希拉里·克林顿（HillaryClinton）描述为“烘焙的大卫·贝克汉姆”。

英国排名第一的晚宴组织机与这位前英国外交大臣签署了一份合同，为他每次演讲支付约为3.2万美元。去年，他进行了54次演讲，赚了170万美元。

10.佛罗里达州的前州长杰布·布什：每次演讲赚5万美元

不像他的兄弟乔治·W，杰布·布什可能没有任何运气保证他被提名为总统候选人，但佛罗里达州的前州长的演讲还是蛮受欢迎的，这位政客和商人在2014年1月至2015年3月期间发表了47场演讲，共赚了182万美元。

9.第一女儿切尔西·克林顿：每场演讲赚6.5万美元

切尔西·克林顿是前美国总统克林顿的女儿，2014年2月，当密苏里州堪萨斯城大学无力支付她母亲希拉里的出场费时，就邀请了她女儿切尔西。

根据华盛顿邮报，她获得了6.5万美元的出场费，分10分钟的讲话和20分钟的问答环节。这笔费用最后捐给了克林顿基金会。

8.时尚界女王ANNAWINTOUR：每次演讲10万美元

美国时尚界女王每次演讲至少要收取10万美元的费用，邀请需要通过AllAmericanSpeakers代理机构预订，已经向包括高盛在内的各种客户发表了私人讲话。

7.前美国总统乔治·布什：每次演讲赚15万美元

前美国总统乔治·W·布什每次演讲赚10万美元到17.5万美元。“财富”估计，前任总统自2009年离任以来，已经赚取了3000万美元的演讲费。

6.前美国联合参谋长鲍威尔：每次演讲赚15万美元

受人尊敬的前美国联合参谋长和退休的四星级将军鲍威尔，因为发表演讲而闻名，据说在每次讲话中至少赚15万美元。多年来，鲍威尔在演讲中挣了数千万美元。

5.前英国前首相戴维·卡梅伦：每次演讲赚15.5美元

根据“每日邮报”，英国前首相戴维·卡梅隆（DavidCameron）每次演讲能赚15.5万美元，几乎与他的年度总理薪水一样多。

4.前美国总统比尔·克林顿：每次演讲赚25万美元

与他的妻子希拉里一起，前美国总统比尔·克林顿（JimClinton）从2001年起就赚了1.53亿美元（10.5亿元人民币）的演讲费。

3.前美国国务卿希拉里·克林顿：每次演讲赚25万美元

前美国国务卿和总统候选人希拉里·克林顿（HillaryClinton）每次演讲的出场费用约为25万美元，像丈夫和女儿一样，她将收益捐给克林顿基金会。

希拉里最高收入的演讲是她于2014年向生物工业组织发表的演讲，她获得了33.5万美元的报酬。

2.前加州州长阿诺德·施瓦辛格：每次演讲赚25万美元

好莱坞传奇巨星和顶尖的前政治家，前加州阿诺德·施瓦辛格（ArnoldSchwarzenegger）是一名超级流行的演讲者。据称他在每次演讲中的最低收费为25万美元，而且还涉及私人飞机投入使用费。

1.美国现任总统唐纳德·特朗普：每次演讲赚150万美元

公众演讲者中收费最高的就是唐纳德·特朗普（DonaldTrump），这位美国现任总统称，他在2005年向成人教育公司做的演讲中，获得了惊人的150万美元报酬。

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Introduction

TwentyfiveyearsagoIcametoHongKongasastudent.

Theyearwas1985.

DengXiaopingandMargaretThatcherhadrecentlysignedthehistoricJointDeclaration.

TheremarkablestoryofthesuccessfulhandoverofHongKong…

…andthegreatprogressHongKonghascontinuedtomake…

…isanexampletotheworldofwhatcanbeachievedwhentwocountriescooperateinconfidenceandwithmutualrespect.

Sincethen,Chinahaschangedalmostbeyondrecognition.

China’sNationalAnthemfamouslycallsonthepeopleofChinatostandup…

Qi-laiqi-lai(standup,standup)

TodaytheChinesepeoplearenotjuststandingupintheirowncountry…

…theyarestandingupintheworld.

Nolongercanpeopletalkabouttheglobaleconomy…

…withoutincludingthecountrythathasgrownonaveragetenpercentayearforthreedecades.

Nolongercanwetalkabouttrade…

…withoutthecountrythatisnowtheworld’slargestexporterandthirdlargestimporter…

Andnolongercanwedebateenergysecurityorclimatechange…

…withoutthecountrythatisoneoftheworld’sbiggestconsumerofenergy.

Chinaisoncoursetoreclaim,laterthiscentury,itspositionastheworld’sbiggesteconomy…

…thepositionithasheldfor18ofthelast20centuries.

…andanachievementofwhichtheChinesepeoplearejustlyproud.

Putsimply:Chinahasre-emergedasagreatglobalpower.

ThreatorOpportunity

Nowpeoplecanreacttothisinoneoftwoways.

TheycanseeChina’sriseasathreat…

…ortheycanseeitasanopportunity.

TheycanprotecttheirmarketsfromChina…

…oropentheirmarketstoChina.

TheycantryandshutChinaout…

…orwelcomeChinain,toanewplaceatthetoptableofglobalaffairs.

TherehasbeenachangeofGovernmentinBritainandachangeofPrimeMinister.

ButonthisvitalpointthereisabsolutecontinuitybetweenmygovernmentandtheGovernmentsofTonyBlairandGordonBrown.

WewantastrongrelationshipwithChina.Strongontrade.Strongoninvestment.Strongondialogue.

ImadethatclearasLeaderoftheOppositionwhenIvisitedBeijingandChongqingthreeyearsago.

AndIrepeatitasPrimeMinisterhereinChina’scapitaltoday.

IntheargumentabouthowtoreacttotheriseofChina…

…Isayit’sanopportunity.

Ichooseengagementnotdisengagement.

Dialoguenotstand-off.

Mutualbenefit,notzero-sumgame.

Partnershipnotprotectionism.

Britainisthecountrythatarguesmostpassionatelyforglobalisationandfreetrade.

FreetradeisinourDNA.

AndwewanttradewithChina.Asmuchofitaswecanget.

That’swhyIhavewithmeonthisvisitoneofthebiggestandmosthigh-powereddelegationsaBritishPrimeMinisterhaseverledtoChina.

JustthinkaboutsomeoftheprizesthattheriseofChinacouldhelptobringwithinourgrasp.

Strong,andsustainablegrowthfortheglobaleconomy.

VitalprogressontheDohatraderoundwhichcouldadd$170billiontotheglobaleconomy.

Arealchancetogetbackontracktowardsalegallybindingdealonemissions

Unprecedentedprogressintacklingpoverty.

Chinahaslifted500millionpeopleoutofpovertyinjustthirtyyears.

Althoughthereisstillalongwaytogo–that’smorepeopleliftedoutofpovertythanatanytimeinhumanhistory.

Youcanseetheresultsrightacrossthisenormouscountry.

WhenIworkedinHongKongbrieflyin1985,Shenzhenwasbarelymorethanasmalltown,surroundedbypaddyfieldsandwaterways.

TodayitisacitylargerthanLondon.Itmakesmostoftheworld’siPodsandoneintenofitsmobilephones.

Andthereareotherbenefitstoointacklingtheworld’smostintractableproblems.

Iwelcomethefact,forexample,thatmorethan900ChinesedoctorsnowworkinAfricancountriesandthatinUgandaitisaChinesepharmaceuticalfirmthatisintroducinganewanti-malarialdrug.

SoIwanttomakethepositivecase…

…fortheworldtoseeChina’sriseasanopportunitynotathreat.

ButChinaneedstohelpustomakethatargument…

…todemonstratethatasyoureconomygrows,sodooursharedinterests,andoursharedresponsibilities.

WeshareaninterestinChina’sintegrationintotheworldeconomy,whichisessentialforChina’sdevelopment.

IfwearetomaintainEurope’sopennesstoChina,wemustbeabletoshowthatChinaisopentoEurope.

Soweshareaninterestinaninternationalsystemgovernedbyrulesandnorms.

Weshareaninterestineffectivecooperativegovernance,includingfortheworldeconomy.

Weshareaninterestinfightingprotectionism…

…andinaco-ordinatedrebalancingbetweensurplusanddeficitcountries.

Theseinterests,thoseresponsibilitiesarebotheconomicandpolitical.

Letmetakeeachinturn.

EconomicResponsibilities

First,economicresponsibilities.

Let’sgetstraighttothepoint.

Theworldeconomyhasbeguntogrowagainafterthecrisis.

Butthatgrowthisveryuneven.

LedbyChina,Asiaandotheremergingmarketsaregrowingquickly.

Butinmuchoftheadvancedworldgrowthisslowandfragileandunemploymentstubbornlyhigh.

Weshouldnotbesurprisedatthis.

Thecrisishasdamagedmanyadvancedeconomiesandweakenedtheirfinancialsectors.

Theyfacemajorstructuralandfiscaladjustmentstorebalancetheireconomies.

Thisistrueofmyowncountry.

Weknowwhatstepsweneedtotaketorestorethepublicfinancesandrebalanceoureconomytowardsgreatersavingandinvestmentandgreaterexports.

Andwehavebeguntotakethem.

Butfortheworldeconomytobeabletogrowstronglyagain–andtogrowwithoutcreatingthedangerouseconomicandfinancialinstabilitiesthatledtothecrisis,weneedmorethanjustadjustmentintheadvancedworld.

Thetruthisthatsomecountrieswithcurrentaccountsurpluseshavebeensavingtoomuch…

…whileotherslikeminewithdeficitshavebeensavingtoolittle.

Andtheresulthasbeenadangeroustidalwaveofmoneygoingfromonesideoftheglobetotheother.

Weneedamorebalancedpatternofglobaldemandandsupply,amorebalancedpatternofglobalsavingandinvestment.

Nowsometimeswhenyouhearpeopletalkabouteconomicimbalances,itcanseemasthoughcountriesthataresuccessfulatexportingarebeingblamedfortheirsuccess.

That’sabsolutelynotthecase.

Weallshareaninterestandaresponsibilitytoco-operatetosecurestrongandbalancedglobalgrowth.

ThereisnogreaterillustrationofthisthanwhathappenedtoChinaasthewesternbankingsystemcollapsed…

…Chineseexportsfell12percent…

…growthdroppedtoitslowestpointinmorethanadecade…

…andsome20millionjobswerelostintheChineseexportsector.

Changesinthestructureofoureconomieswilltaketime.

Whatisimportantisthatthemajoreconomiesoftheworldhaveasharedvisionofthepathofthischange:whatactionscountriesshouldavoid;whatactionscountriesneedtotakeand,crucially,overwhatperioditshouldhappen.

Thisiswhythe–andthemeetinginSeoul–issoimportant.

Togetherwecanagreeacommonapproach.

Wecancommittothenecessaryactions.

Wecanagreethatwewillholdeachothertoaccount.

AndjustasChinaplayedaleadingroleattheinhelpingtoavertaglobaldepression…

…soitcanleadnow.

IknowfrommydiscussionswithPremierWenhowcommittedChinaistoactionstorebalanceitseconomy.

Chinaisalreadytalkingaboutmovingtowardsincreaseddomesticconsumption…

…betterhealthcareandwelfare…

…moreconsumergoodsasitsmiddleclassgrows…

…andintimeintroducinggreatermarketflexibilityintoitsexchangerate.

Thiscannotbecompletedovernight…

…butitmusthappen.

Let’sbeclearabouttherisksifitdoesnot…

…aboutwhatisatstakeforChinaandfortheUK–countriesthatdependonanopenglobaleconomy.

Attheworstpointofthecrisis,weavertedprotectionism.

Butatatimeofslowgrowthandhighunemploymentinmanycountriesthosepressureswillriseagain…

…

.already

Countrieswillincreasinglybetemptedtotrytomaximisetheirowngrowthandtheirownemployment,attheexpenseofothers.

Globalisation–theforcethathasbeensopowerfulindrivingdevelopmentandbringinghugenumbersintotheworldeconomycouldgointoreverse.

Ifwefollowthatpathwewillallloseout.

TheWestwouldloseforsure.ButsotoowouldChina.

Forthelasttwodecades,tradehasbeenaverypositivefactorinChina’sre-emergenceontheworldstage.

Ithasdrivenamazinggrowth…

…andraisedthelivingstandardsofmillions.

TradehashelpedstitchbackChina’snetworkofrelationswithcountriesacrosstheworld.

Weneedtomakesurethatitdoesnotturnintoanegativefactor.

JustastheWestwantsgreateraccesstoChinesemarkets…

…soChinawantsgreateraccesstoWesternmarkets…

…anditwantsmarketeconomystatusintheEUtoo.

IhadveryconstructivetalkswithPremierWenonexactlythisissueyesterday.

IwillmakethecaseforChinatogetmarketeconomystatusintheEU…

…butChinaneedstohelp,byshowingthatitiscommittedtobecomingmoreopen,asitbecomesmoreprosperous.

Andweneedtoworktogethertodomoretoprotectintellectualpropertyrights…

…becausethiswillgivemorebusinessesconfidencetocomeandinvestinChina.

UKcompaniesareuniquelyplacedtosupportChina’sdemandformorehighvaluegoodsforitsconsumers.

OurPavilionattheWorldExpoinShanghai–whichwontheGoldAwardforthebestPaviliondesign–wasashowcaseforsomanyofBritain’sstrengths…

…fromadvancedengineeringtoeducation…

…fromgreatbrandstogreatpharmaceuticalbusinesses…

…fromlowcarbontofinancialservicestothecreativeindustries.

Inalltheseareasandmanymore,BritishcompaniesandBritishexportscanhelpChinadelivertheprosperityandprogressitseeks.

WecanbepartofChina’sdevelopmentstrategy,justasChinaispartofours.