Witness of Hope (Centennial Nobel Peace Prize Speech, Chinese-English Parallel Text)

Author: Wang Xiaoye (Translated)
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Features: Reading through the speeches of the Nobel Peace Prize laureates over more than a century, one perceives a historical and spiritual tapestry filled with many heart-stirring deeds: Those in high positions, like Jimmy Carter, who, despite the imminent threat of gunfire, insisted on staying in Haiti to negotiate and mediate until the peace talks were finally successful; Those of enduring dedication, like Mother Teresa, who, for fifty years, tirelessly helped the poor, leaving behind no money to her name; Those of magnanimity, like Rabin and Arafat, who abandoned their prejudices rooted in nationality, history, and the entanglement of war, resolutely turning swords into plowshares, embodying the composed grace of "a smile that erases old grievances upon meeting."