"Autumn Water" PPT courseware

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"Autumn Water" PPT courseware

(1) Zhuangzi

About 369 BC to 286 BC

Named Zhou, a Mongolian native of the Song Dynasty.

He was a Qiyuan official, a philosopher and essayist during the Warring States Period.

Together with Laozi, he is a representative figure of the Taoist school and is known as Laozi and Zhuangzhuang in the world.

"Zhuangzi", one of the Taoist classics, has thirty-three chapters in total, including seven inner chapters, fifteen outer chapters, and eleven miscellaneous chapters. It is generally believed that the inner chapters were written by Zhuang Zhou himself, while the outer chapters and miscellaneous chapters were written by Zhuang Zhou's disciples.

(2) Exploratory reading and answer the following questions:

①How many levels of meaning can the full text be divided into?

The full text can be divided into two levels of meaning

The first layer goes from "Autumn comes at the right time" to "The beauty of the world is all yours", describing the magnificence of the Yellow River and the pride and complacency of He Bo.

The second level goes from "Going eastward with the current" to "I have always seen and laughed at the generous house". It is written that He Bo sighed after seeing the sea.

②What is the main purpose of the full text?

This article uses the river god meeting the sea god as a metaphor to illustrate that personal knowledge is limited and the size is relative, and to warn people not to be arrogant and arrogant due to hearing and seeing.

③What are the characteristics of this article in writing?

1. Use metaphors and reasoning throughout the text. Use the fable of the river god meeting the sea god to illustrate the philosophy. Vivid images, simple explanations, and easy to understand.

2. Use contrasting techniques skillfully. For example, the contrast between the width of the Yellow River and the magnificence of the North Sea; He Bo's "pleasure" and "looking at the ocean and sighing".

Idioms in "Autumn Water"

Wangyangxingtan: Wangyang, looking up. The original meaning is to lament one's own insignificance in the face of great things. Today it is often used as a metaphor for doing something but not having enough strength and feeling helpless.

Generous to laugh at: to be ridiculed by knowledgeable or knowledgeable people.

(laughing generously)

In-class testing

1. According to the prompts, recall the text:

1. A sentence that describes the Yellow River’s mighty water from a positive perspective is:

When the autumn water arrives, hundreds of rivers fill the river.

2. The sentence that uses side description to highlight the water potential of the Yellow River is:

The Jingliu River is so big that there are no cattle or horses between the two Zhu cliffs.

3. The sentence that expresses He Bo’s pride and complacency is:

He Bo rejoiced and took all the beauty in the world as his own.

4. Quote wild sayings to illustrate your arrogance:

This is what I call those who "hear the Tao a hundred times and think that nothing is better than their own."

5. The origin of the idiom "making people laugh generously" is:

I have always seen laughter in generous homes.

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