有关金钱和梦想的英语作文【一】
Country Garden and Me
On the way from Panyu City to Shunde City and approaching the conjunction point of both cities, a big advertisement board of the infamous Country Garden will catch your eyes. And on the board, a lovely girl gently holds a little white pigeon.
She looks at everybody with a sweet smile. Who is this girl? Let me tell you later. Country Garden is located at the Beijao town, Shunde City of Guangdong Province. Ten years ago when my Dad and Mom took me as a baby to Guangzhou, it was a wasteland here. But what does this piece of wasteland look like nowadays? Country Garden has been developed and enlarged rapidly on the ground of this land, and a great number of high-quality houses and apartments have been built up within the garden. Over the past decade, other nine country gardens with various unique designs have been erasing around the great city of Guangzhou. The construction and management of several gardens have engaged the devoted contributions from my Dad and Mom.
Country Garden has grown up together with me, and I am one of the witnesses of its growth and development.
有关金钱和梦想的英语作文【二】
毫无疑问，金钱、真情、名誉、地位、亲人、健康等等，这些都是人生很重要的财富。但是，仔细想来，这些都是完全可以舍弃，都是可以置之不顾的。
司马迁受宫刑，哪里还有什么名誉、地位，但为了完成《史记》，他宁愿忍辱负重。陶渊明为了自己热爱的山水田园和自由的写作生活，宁愿清贫也不愿为五斗米折腰。从林觉民的《与妻书》中，可以了解到林觉民是怎样为了推翻反动的清政府而宁愿舍弃爱妻、献出生命。著名作家史铁生，18岁时一场重病，下肢瘫痪，他甚至多次想到了死亡，但是，当他有了文学创作的`梦想后，他的生命是那样的顽强、充实、幸福。
一个人把自己看作是什么样的人，就会成为什么样的人。同理，一个人把什么看作财富，那么什么就是财富。这决定着你将是怎样地活在这个世界上。
最具有意义、最具有价值的财富，是人生崇高的理想、追求，是人生应该拥有的梦想。
为了这个梦想，布鲁诺致力于天文研究，直至被宗教裁判所囚禁八年后烧死在罗马鲜花广场。为了这个梦想，巴尔扎克一生勤奋，夜以继日，坚持创作《人间喜剧》。为了这个梦想，居里夫人在极简陋的条件下进行科研，淡泊名利，将科研成果无私地奉献给世界。为了这个梦想，马丁·路德·金坚持非暴力抗议斗争十三年，直至39岁被刺身亡。
古今中外，把梦想看作人生最崇高的财富的事例，数不胜数。
有了这样的梦想，人生可以以苦为乐，可以安贫乐道；有了这样的梦想，人生可以更丰富、更充实，可以战胜孤独寂寞、甚至疾病和灾难；有了这样的梦想，人生可以更具有真情，更具有勇气，可以更让人尊敬、爱戴；有了这样的梦想，可以无愧于人的一生，才能得到最大的幸福和快乐。(
你如何对待这个世界，这个世界就会如何对待你。
金钱，如果是为了个人挥霍，获取时就会不择手段，也最容易身败名裂。为爱情、名誉、地位不择手段的人，对爱情会有始无终、始乱终弃；当名誉、地位不能为之带来利益的时候，就必然意志不坚定，从而陷入种种陷阱。
人生，我们真正需要的并不是很多，但是，梦想永远不可以没有！
生命短暂，为我们的梦想多做一些事情吧！
有关金钱和梦想的英语作文【三】
Father had a family of sons who were perpetually quarrelling among themselves. When he failed to heal their disputes by his exhortations, he determined to give them a practical illustration of the evils of disunion; and for this purpose he one day told them to bring him a bundle of sticks. When they had done so, he placed the faggot into the hands of each of them in succession, and ordered them to break it in pieces. They each tried with all their strength, and were not able to do it.
He next unclosed the faggot, and took the sticks separately, one by one, and again put them into their hands, on which they broke them easily. He then
addressed them in these words: "My sons, if you are of one mind, and unite to assist each other, you will be as this faggot, uninjured by all the attempts of your enemies; but if you are divided among yourselves, you will be broken as easily as these sticks."
