"Yong Willow" PPT courseware 3

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"Yong Willow" PPT courseware 3

learning target

1. Learn the 7 new words in this lesson, recognize 4 new words, and understand the meaning of the words.

2. Recite and recite ancient poems correctly and fluently, understand the meaning of the poems, appreciate the beauty of spring natural scenery, and enhance the thoughts and feelings of loving nature.

About the Author

He Zhizhang (659-744), a poet and calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty, was born in Yongxing, Kuaiji (Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province). As a young man, he became a scholar by the name of Wen Zhang, became a Jinshi in 695 AD, and served as a minister of the Ministry of Rites and other officials. There are 19 poems in existence today. In addition to "Ode to the Willows", "Poetry on Picking Lotus" and "Book of Return to Hometown" are also very famous.

Yong Liu

He Zhizhang

The jasper is as tall as a tree,

Thousands of green silk ribbons hang down.

I don’t know who cut out the thin leaves,

The spring breeze in February is like scissors.

Recite it repeatedly to understand the meaning of the poem.

The tall willow trees are covered with emerald green leaves, as if they are decorated with jasper.

Countless wickers like green ribbons hung from the trees.

Whose skillful hands cut these thin young leaves?

It turns out that it was cut by the scissors of February Spring Breeze!

Practice questions

Multiple choice questions:

The reason why "jasper" is used as a metaphor for willow trees in "Ode to the Willow" is ()

A. The branches and leaves of the willow tree are fresh and green, as green and moist as jasper.

B. The willow tree stood there tall, as graceful as a young and beautiful woman.

C. The willow tree is not only as green and moist as jasper, but also as graceful and graceful as a young and beautiful woman.

D. The branches and leaves of the willow tree are light and drooping. When blown by the wind, they sway like a young and chic woman.

How to learn ancient poetry:

Know the poet → interpret the title of the poem → grasp the words → understand the meaning of the poem → think about the artistic conception → understand the poetic feeling

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Update Time: 2024-09-26

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