"The Gentleman in the Forest" PPT Courseware 4

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"The Gentleman in the Forest" PPT Courseware 4

Porcupine, also called porcupine, has arrow-like spines from its back to its tail. In particular, the thorns on the buttocks grow thicker, longer, and more numerous. The thickest ones are like chopsticks, and the longest is about half a meter. The color of each thorn is black and white, very bright. It lives on small slopes, grasslands or dense forests. When encountering enemies, it will erect the long spines on its hips to defend itself. They feed on grass roots and wild fruits, and also eat corn, fruits, vegetables and other crops. They are harmful beasts.

teaching objectives

1. Grasp the characteristics of porcupines and cultivate students’ ability to refine and summarize key points.

2. Understand the author’s writing intention and comprehend the inspiration about human survival.

About the Author

Mao Dun, writer, political activist. His original name was Shen Dehong and his courtesy name was Yan Bing. A native of Tongxiang, Zhejiang. Mao Dun is recognized by the literary and historical circles as the leader of Chinese social analysis novels.

In what way is the porcupine's "unique advantage" reflected?

Answer: Covered with thorns like steel needles.

The function of stinging hairs

1. Ability to keep a considerable distance from companions

2. When it falls from a high place, it can protect the body from damage

3. When falling into the water, it can function as a life jacket

4. It is an excellent self-defense weapon

Why is this kind of "unique" and "gentlemanly" porcupine facing "the fear of extinction"?

1. Survival of the fittest is an objective reality in the history of biological evolution.

2. Porcupines’ lazy and leisurely lifestyle puts them at risk of extinction

What philosophy does the porcupine’s racial destiny reveal?

Gentlemen should get along with each other like porcupines with each other, keeping a considerable distance between them.

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