"Ghost Order" PPT Courseware 3

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"Ghost Order" PPT Courseware 3

There is a road to the mountain of books

1. Get closer to the author

Wang Chong (27 to about 97 years), whose courtesy name was Zhongren. Materialist philosopher and literary critic of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He devoted his life to opposing religious mysticism and idealism and developed ancient materialism. He is the author of "Lunheng", which embodies Wang Chong's materialist thoughts. "Dinggui" is selected from this work, criticizing the heresy of destiny at that time.

2. Theme explanation

This article attempts to explain from a psychological perspective why people believe in ghosts. It has factual basis and reasonable analysis, and reflects the author's materialistic thoughts and the spirit of seeking truth from facts.

3． Summary of classical Chinese knowledge

(1) Different meanings in ancient and modern times

① I dreamed that my wife took the case (ancient meaning: that person; modern meaning: the honorific title for an ordinary person’s wife)

②Use your spirit when you wake up, see, lie down or hear (ancient meaning: waking up from sleep; modern meaning: sleeping)

③Wan what you see (ancient meaning: appreciate, ponder; modern meaning: play)

Chinese culture recitation

The great beauty of heaven and earth is not mentioned, the laws of the four seasons are clear but not discussed, and the principles of all things are not explained. "Zhuangzi: Journey to the North"

【Translation】The heaven and earth have great creations and merits without talking about them. The four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter have clear laws without discussing them. All things have their natural formation principles without explaining them. Everything you do must follow the laws of development.

[Inspiration] The vicissitudes of the sea, the changing of the stars, life and death, reproduction and reproduction... These are all integrated and natural because of the power of nature. Therefore, people should comply with God's will and do not need to do what they cannot do.

4. Explain the following sentences.

(1) Therefore, when sick, one sleeps in bed, fearing the arrival of ghosts.

So when I was sick and bedridden, I was afraid of ghosts coming.

(2) When a person is sick, he sees ghosts, just like Bole sees a horse, and a cook sees a cow.

When a person is sick and sees ghosts, it is like Bole looking at a horse or a cook looking at a cow.

(3) The husband's mental thoughts may leak out to his eyes, mouth, or ears.

The results of random thoughts sometimes appear from the eyes, sometimes from the mouth, and sometimes from the ears.

Why is it effective? It is said: "Bole learned to read horses, and when Gu Wan saw nothing but horses. The cook Ding of the Song Dynasty learned to interpret cattle, but he did not see any live cattle for three years, and all he saw were dead cattle." The two are mastered. When you think about it, you will see something foreign. When a person is sick, he sees ghosts, just as Bole sees a horse, and a cook sees a cow. If what Bole and Cook Ding saw were not horses and cows, they also knew that what the sick man saw was not ghosts.

8. translate sentence.

(1) When you think about something, you see something foreign.

If you think wildly, you will naturally see strange things.

(2) Both are done with precision.

These two people were extremely attentive.

9. What kind of sentence pattern is "nothing but a horse"? Let’s talk about the meaning of “Everything you see when you play is nothing but a horse”.

Double negative sentence structure; if you look carefully at everything you see, there is nothing that is not a horse.

10. An idiom about Pao Ding is _______, which means: ___________.

11. What is the structural role of "Why is it effective"?

Linking the past to the next (transition)

12. The selected article lists well-known examples of __________ and __________ as arguments, and uses _____ argumentation methods to prove the truth of "__________".

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"Booking Ghosts" PPT Courseware 2 Background information: Since ancient times, superstition of ghosts and gods has been the spiritual pillar that the exploiting class relies on to maintain their rule. Especially after Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty Liu Xiu usurped the results of the peasant uprising and established the Liu Han Dynasty, various conflicts and natural disasters were unprecedentedly serious, which made the Eastern Han Dynasty...

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"Ding Gui" PPT courseware About the author Wang Chong (27-97), courtesy name Zhongren, was a materialist philosopher of the Eastern Han Dynasty and a native of Shangyu in Kuaiji (now Zhejiang). Representative work: "Lunheng" is an immortal atheistic work in Chinese history (this work discusses philosophy, politics,...

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