"Sunrise on Mount Tai" PPT courseware 4

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"Sunrise on Mount Tai" PPT courseware 4

The sunrise is magnificent. Many people will praise it, describe it, and describe it, but most of us don't know how to write about it, and we are at a loss. This prose by Xu Zhimo only selects a short scene of sunrise on Mount Tai, but with his wonderful pen, the entire sunrise scene is described in a colorful, ever-changing, dazzling and beautiful way.

1. Knowledge and ability: Grasp the content of the article and understand the characteristics of the sunrise on Mount Tai described by the author. (emphasis)

2. Process and method: Appreciate the accuracy and expressiveness of the author's words and sentences; understand the author's intention in writing about the sunrise on Mount Tai. (emphasis)

3. Emotional attitudes and values: Feel the author's enjoyment between the lines that gives people new, vitality, mystery and beauty. (difficulty)

Xu Zhimo (1896--1931) modern poet and essayist. The pen names are Nanhu, Yunzhonghe, etc. A native of Haining, Zhejiang. He began writing new poems in 1921. His poems have fresh words, harmonious rhymes, novel metaphors, rich imagination, beautiful artistic conceptions, elegant thoughts, and rich changes. They pursue the neatness and beauty of artistic forms and have distinctive artistic personality. His prose is also of a style of its own, and has achieved as much success as poetry. He is the author of poetry collections "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in the Emerald Green", "Tiger Collection", etc., as well as prose collections "Falling Leaves" and "Paris' Scale Claws".

This article was written in 1923, during the late period of the "May Fourth" New Culture Movement. This article is also the author's eulogy to the Indian poet and philosopher Rabindranath Tagore's visit to China. The warm emotions permeating the lines in the article cannot be fully explained by the beauty of the natural scenery alone. Many descriptions in the article contain symbolic meanings.

1. Correct pronunciation of words.

satiated, unsatisfied, awake, thick, hazy

Ming� Sasha Pingtuo Agate Layer

Praying, winding, galloping, four corners, floating reefs

Haiju Lishi is boundless, spans, and eliminates the shadows.

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2. Find the passage describing the sunrise scene in the article and read it together. Consider how this passage describes the sun rising.

The 10th natural paragraph of the article; using metaphors, not only writes its color, but also describes its shape. Personification of rhetoric expresses painful experiences.

Read paragraphs 1-8 and answer the questions.

1. How does the author write about the sea of ​​clouds in the first paragraph?

Let me first use a "baring" to praise the strangeness of the sea of ​​clouds from a subjective perspective. Then the author uses vivid metaphors to describe the sea of ​​clouds in detail, and then uses the author's fantasy to show the magic of the sea of ​​clouds.

2. What’s the benefit of imagining “I” as a giant in the article?

Through such a peculiar imagination and the use of exaggeration, the reality is transformed into fiction, and the shock of the sunrise on Mount Tai to "me" is more vividly expressed, making it easier for the following to express "my" praise for the majestic and spectacular sunrise. Emotions enhance the appeal of the article.

Summary

The poet Xu Zhimo uses "thick language that cannot be broken down" to show us a sincere and warm picture of welcoming the sun, expressing his hope and praise for the light, every word is vivid and every sentence is emotional. After studying this article, we understand that to appreciate the beauty of the article, we need to understand the beauty of language. We should also try to use rich imagination and vivid language to convey what we see and think.

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