"Laba Porridge" PPT download

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"Laba Porridge" PPT download

Part One: Introduction before class

"It's the New Year after Laba." On Laba (the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month), people can not only eat Laba garlic, which is as green as emerald, but also drink Laba porridge, which is sweet and tempting. Today we will follow in the footsteps of Baer and feel the excitement and sweetness that Laba porridge brings to people.

About the Author

Shen Congwen (1902-1988), formerly known as Shen Yuehuan, was a native of Phoenix, Hunan. Famous modern Chinese litterateur and scholar of historical and cultural relics. He began literary creation in 1924 and is an important practitioner and representative writer of the vernacular revolution. His major works include the novels "Border Town" and "The Long River", and the collections of essays "Autobiography of Congwen", "Essays on a Journey to Hunan", "Western Hunan", etc. After the 1950s, he mainly engaged in the research of ancient Chinese cultural relics. In his later years, he compiled "Research on Ancient Chinese Clothing", which filled a gap in the history of Chinese cultural relics research.

Laba porridge PPT, part 2: word explanation

[Boiling] When a liquid reaches a certain temperature, it rapidly transforms into a gas, producing a large number of bubbles.

[Wanzhan] Bowl is also a general term for tableware.

【Stir】mix, mix. The text means stirring.

【Thick】refers to a liquid with high density, high concentration, and viscosity. Opposite of "rare".

[Relaxation] Reduce the degree of tension and exertion. The meaning in the text is "to discourage and disappoint".

【Voiceless】describes a weak voice and lack of energy in doing things. It also describes being weak and weak.

[Reliable] Authentic and trustworthy.

[Mumbling] Continuously muttering to oneself, usually expressing dissatisfaction.

【孥奥】originally means children, and this lesson is a term of endearment for a son.

【Swelling】The text means "swelling".

[Needless to say] Needless to say, needless to say, that’s what it means.

[Explanation] Explain the meaning, reasons, reasons, etc.

[Naihe] means similar to "what to do" and is used in rhetorical questions or negatives to express that there is no way.

word pairing

synonyms

Boiling - boiling in cauldron Stirring - stirring Thick - viscous

Resistance - resistance Reliable - solid Mumble - muttering

Surprise - Surprise Conjecture - Guess

antonym

Boiling - Cooling Neat - Messy Thick - Thin

Resistance - Submission Conjecture - Confirmation Admit - Deny

Laba porridge PPT, the third part: wonderful explanation of the text

Read the text thoroughly and think about:

What does the text talk about Laba porridge? Which part of it is written in detail and which part is written briefly?

A child who is just learning to call daddy, an older child who knows how to call a rickshaw, or an old child with many white beards on his mouth, all of them will immediately feel a sweet and greasy feeling in their mouths when they mention Laba porridge.

Who likes Laba porridge?

People of three different age groups, "little children", "old children" and "old children", have the same attitude towards Laba porridge. They point to points and noodles, which shows that "Laba porridge" is loved by both young and old.

Put millet, rice beans, dates, chestnuts, sugar, and peanuts together, boil them into a pot, and let them boil like sighs in the pot. Just look at the way they sigh and smell the fragrance. It’s enough to swallow more than three mouthfuls of saliva, not to mention that it’s filled in big bowls and stuffed into your mouth with big spoons!

There are many dialogue descriptions in this article, which can well demonstrate the characters' personality traits. Read the article carefully about the conversation between Baer and his mother, and briefly talk about their respective personalities.

Eighter: Innocent and cute, smart, considerate, filial, and lovable.

Mother: Tender, loving, and loving towards her children.

Understand the unique language of this article

"This must be said to be strange. If a chestnut falls into the pot, it will be crushed soon. He knows that."

This sentence uses personification. The word "fall" exaggerates as if the chestnut accidentally fell into the pot. Precisely because it "fell" into the pot, it was shattered "soon". It seems that the fall was not light. This makes the article full of interest and allows you to appreciate the author's unyielding childlike innocence.

Laba porridge PPT, the fourth part: thinking

Why does the author write in detail the process of "waiting for porridge" and briefly describe the process of "drinking porridge"? What are the benefits of writing this way?

Answer: Through the description of Ba'er's language, movements, and psychology, the author describes in detail Ba'er's eager mood while "waiting for the porridge", which can better reflect people's love for Laba porridge. Although the process of "drinking porridge" is abbreviated, the happiness when eating porridge and the anxiety when waiting for porridge complement each other and set off each other, amplifying the happiness that Laba porridge brings to people.

The text describes the process of Ba'er waiting for and eating porridge. What does it want to show us?

1. Show Baer’s innocent and cute personality and his mother’s gentle and loving character;

2. Show the happy, warm and harmonious family life of the Eighter family.

Laba porridge PPT, the fifth part: summary of the main theme

This article tells the story of Ba'er waiting to eat the Laba porridge cooked by his mother on the day of Laba Festival, and finally eating the sweet Laba porridge. It shows Ba'er's innocence and childishness, and depicts the happy, warm and harmonious life of Ba'er's family. , expressing the author's love for life and attachment to family and affection.

The legend of Laba porridge

Legend 1: The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month is the traditional Laba Festival in my country (the twelfth lunar month is called the twelfth lunar month). On this day, most areas in my country have the custom of eating Laba porridge. The Laba Festival is a day for worshiping ancestors and gods and praying for good luck and a good harvest. It is said that the enlightenment day of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, was also on the eighth day of December, so Laba is also a festival for Buddhists, also known as "Buddha's Enlightenment Festival".

Legend 2: In memory of the migrant workers who starved to death on the Great Wall

When Qin Shihuang built the Great Wall, migrant workers from all over the world came under orders. They could not go home for many years and had to rely on their families to send them food. Some migrant workers starved to death on the Great Wall because their homes were thousands of miles away and food could not be delivered. One year on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, the migrant workers who had no food to eat gathered together a few handfuls of grains, put them in a pot and cooked them into gruel. Everyone drank a bowl, and eventually they starved to death under the Great Wall. In order to commemorate them, people eat "Laba porridge" on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month every year as a commemoration.

Laba Porridge PPT, Part 6: Homework

Imitate the first paragraph of the text and write about your favorite food.

Conclusion

A bowl of thick, sweet Laba porridge is no longer an ordinary bowl of porridge in the eyes of Chinese people. Its taste is yearning, and its sweetness is evocative. In this thick bowl of porridge, there is not only the joy that the porridge brings to us, but also our desire and expectation for a happy life.

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"Laba Porridge" PPT Part One: Lesson One Shen Congwen (1902-1988), formerly known as Shen Yuehuan, was born in Phoenix, Hunan. Famous modern writer, researcher of historical relics, and representative figure of Beijing School novels. He began literary creation in 1924 and wrote and published "Long...

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