"Zou Ji Satirizes the King of Qi and Accepts Remonstrance" PPT Courseware 4

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"Zou Ji Satirizes the King of Qi and Accepts Remonstrance" PPT Courseware 4

learning target:

1. Understand the basic situation of the national history book "Warring States Policy".

2. Understand and master the meaning and usage of key classical Chinese words in the text.

3. Understand the writing characteristics of this article and the skills of accepting advice.

"Warring States Policy" is a compilation of national histories during the Warring States Period, as well as a collection of historical essays.

It was compiled and edited by Liu Xiang in the Han Dynasty. The book has a total of 33 chapters, edited by country. It mainly records the political opinions and intrigues of counselors from various countries during the Warring States Period when they lobbied the princes. It also records the actions of some righteous heroes who were not afraid of violence and had the courage to fight.

"Warring States Policy" is good at discussion and narrative, with fluent and lively writing style. It plays an important role in the history of Chinese prose.

Brief introduction of main characters

Zou Ji was an advisor to the Qi State. He served in the three dynasties of Duke Huan, King Wei, and King Xuan. He was famous for his courage in giving advice and his eloquence.

King Wei of Qi was a very accomplished king. According to historical records, at the beginning of his succession to the throne, he indulged in sexual pleasure and ignored political affairs. As a result, "all the officials were abandoned, the princes invaded, and the country was in danger at dawn and dusk." King Wei of Qi loved cryptic words, so one of his counselors used the cryptic language to admonish him: "There is a big bird in the country. It stopped in the royal court. It has not flown or sounded for three years. What does the king know about this bird?" After hearing this, King Wei of Qi suddenly realized: "If this bird doesn't fly, it will be fine, and it will soar into the sky; if it does not sing, it will be a blockbuster." From then on, King Wei of Qi worked hard to govern, improve politics, and achieve great governance in Qi.

Read the text and understand the meaning:

(1) Read the text for the first time and read the pronunciation correctly:

� Peep into the space

Slander and ridicule

The court clothes and hats are all facing Qi Qi

(2) Translate and read the text and understand the meaning of the text.

Zou Ji cultivated more than eight feet: long, here refers to height. There is "you".

You are so beautiful: extremely beautiful.

Who am I, Xu Gongmei, in the north of the city?

Who is more beautiful, me or Xu Gong from the north of the city?

Avoid not being confident.

Zou Ji didn't believe in himself.

The beauty of my wife is my private self.

(3) Read and pronounce the sentences with appropriate tone.

1. Wife: "You are so beautiful, how can Mr. Xu be as good as you?"

Tone: A heartfelt compliment, with a tone that leaves no room for doubt.

2. Concubine: "How can Mr. Xu be as good as you?"

Tone: Pleasant, a bit forced.

3. Guest: "Mr. Xu is not as beautiful as the king."

Tone: polite, respectful, ingratiating, and polite.

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"Zou Ji satirizes the king of Qi and accepts remonstrance" PPT quality courseware Part 1: Target navigation 1. With the help of reference books and class notes, understand and accumulate common content words, function words and other classical Chinese vocabulary. 2. Understand the clever art of satire using analogies and metaphors to reason; grasp the character...

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The first part of the PPT free teaching courseware "Zou Ji satirizes the King of Qi and accepts remonstrances": independent learning before class, accumulating common information and tracing back to the background of the Warring States period. During the Warring States period, the seven heroes stood side by side, the merger wars between countries, the struggle between the old and new forces within each ruling group, and the turbulence of the people. of..

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"Zou Ji satirizes the King of Qi and accepts remonstrance" PPT free courseware download Part 1 content: Learning objectives 1. Clear the meaning of the text and clarify the ideas. 2. Appreciate Zou Ji’s art of satire, learn the method of analogical reasoning and understand its effect. 3. Understand the positive significance and importance of eliminating disadvantages and accepting advice at that time..

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