"Gold Everywhere" PPT Courseware 2

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"Gold Everywhere" PPT Courseware 2

What does “gold everywhere” mean? Why is rapeseed flower called "gold"?

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It rained for a long time. The person huddles up in the wet rainy season, looking like a damp candy, frustrated and helpless.

It suddenly cleared up the day before yesterday, and my heart became clear as well. Looking from the south window, the slope on that side is blooming with a touch of yellow as in previous years. We have just woken up, and it seems like the rapeseed flowers have been arranged so quickly. They all turned yellow overnight!

As soon as people see the rapeseed flowers blooming, their melancholy mood will light up. I have seen rapeseed flowers every year since I was a child, but I paid close attention to them only after I became seriously ill.

Curl up: to curl up and shrink.

Frustrated: discouraged and disappointed.

Jingzhe: one of the twenty-four solar terms, on March 5, 6 or 7.

Bright: spacious and bright. This lesson means that the mood becomes cheerful.

Sentences describing the color and smell of rapeseed flowers.

"Their yellow is neither the bright yellow of willow buds in early spring, nor the old yellow of chrysanthemums and sunflowers. It is a youthful yellow, which is bright and clean, hearty and elegant."

This sentence uses the method of contrastive description to describe the unique color of rapeseed flowers; and then uses a set of parallelism to describe its "yellow" characteristics - the yellow of youth: bright, smooth, and simple.

"The eyes are full of yellow flowers, and the fragrance is astounding to the nostrils. The flower-viewers are so intoxicated that they suddenly feel that they have turned into a rapeseed flower full of youthful vitality."

This sentence writes about the pleasant smell of flowers through the feeling of "I".

Why is it said that rapeseed flowers are “gold everywhere”?

"Looking from the south window, the slope on that side is blooming with a touch of yellow just like in previous years."

"There are patches of rapeseed flowers outside the parking lot..."

"...these flowers appear like a group army, showing a mighty vitality."

"All rapeseed flowers, no matter tall or short, strong or thin, tenaciously show their true nature of life."

"Eye full of yellow flowers..."

"...and like the moving phantoms on the golden sea waves."

These sentences describe how magnificent the rapeseed flowers are when they are in full bloom, and the ground is golden. No wonder the author calls it "gold everywhere."

Find sentences that describe "I"'s mood and think about why "I" changes like this.

(1) Sentences expressing melancholy:

"A person huddles up in the wet rainy season, looking like a damp candy, depressed and helpless."

"My leg bones are diseased, and my mood is as gloomy as the sky. I sit in the car in silence, and I can't even have the slightest energy."

(2) Sentences expressing happiness:

"It suddenly cleared up the day before yesterday, and my heart became clear as well."

(3) Sentences expressing changes:

"As soon as people see the rapeseed flowers blooming, their melancholy mood will light up."

"That flourishing beauty makes my mood much lighter."

"Its rich vitality infected me invisibly and awakened the dormant beliefs in my life."

"The rapeseed flowers are in bloom. No matter how gloomy the day is, it is not unbearable. The wind and rain cannot take away the refreshing bright colors. Just look at them and your heart will be filled with sunshine. They are actually living and fragrant sunshine!"

References

Dongfang Qiao (1951- ) was born in Daye, Hubei Province. His original name is Zhang Pengzhen, and he also has pen names such as Yemo, Hanyan, Huangling, and Konggu. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Hubei Normal University in 1982 (Bachelor of Arts). Since 1982, he has been engaged in liberal arts teaching in technical secondary schools and colleges under the jurisdiction of Wuhan Iron and Steel Company. He is currently a professor at Wuhan Engineering Vocational and Technical College and a visiting professor at Hubei Normal University. In addition to teaching, he insists on prose creation. He is a member of the Hubei Provincial Writers Association and a member of the Chinese Prose Society. He has published more than 300 works in "Chinese Prose", "Prose", "Selected Essays", "Guangming Daily", "Worker Daily" and other newspapers and periodicals, and many of his works have been included in "Readers' Humanities Reader" and "Selected Chinese Contemporary Prose" ", "Selected Lyrical Prose by Famous Writers" and other national anthologies.

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"Gold Everywhere" PPT Courseware 3 Curl up: curl up and tighten. Frustrated: discouraged and disappointed. Bright: spacious and bright. Gloomy: dim, gloomy. Hearty: Enjoyable. Surprise: Surprise. Thinking: 1. Why do I particularly like rape blossoms? 2. What are the natural...

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