"Chinese Garden 5" Lesson 1 PPT (Volume 2 for Grade 6)

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"Chinese Garden 5" Lesson 1 PPT (Volume 2 for Grade 6)

Part One: Learning Objectives

1. Learn good study methods. (emphasis)

2. Accumulate some idioms and learn to use them. (emphasis)

Through six years of study, we have developed many good study habits, which can improve learning efficiency and benefit us throughout our lives.

Now I have to read extracurricular books almost every day, and I don’t get used to it if I don’t read. Moreover, I read mostly classics, and my reading taste is also improving.

I am used to thinking while reading, and writing down my thoughts using side comments or notes. It feels like I am chatting with the author, and at the same time I deepen my understanding of the work. It feels great.

Every time I finish an exercise, I read it carefully several times to see if it makes sense and if there are any problems, and then use correction symbols to revise it carefully. My compositions are getting better and better, and I enjoy writing more and more.

Part Two: Application of Statement Segments

Can you use the new words you have learned in classical Chinese to infer the meaning of the following words?

Viewing the flowers on a horseback: Looking at the flowers while riding a running horse, you won’t be able to see them clearly. Originally used to describe things going well and being in a happy mood. Then take a rough look at it with multiple fingers. It is a metaphor for not observing things or understanding the situation in depth and detail.

Walking horse: Running on a horse.

Ashamed: Feeling inferior to others and feeling ashamed.

F: No

Bursting with tears: describing extreme sadness and excitement.

Ju: all. Talking and crying at the same time. Describes extremely sad and exciting.

Disapproval: Do not think it is right. Express disagreement or denial.

Ran: Correct, yes, like this.

Part 3: After-class exercises

Please make sentences using the following words.

Take a quick look at the flowers

Don't do anything in a hurry or hastily.

Disapproval

They were unimpressed by her advice.

Part Four: Idioms and Allusions

Take a quick look at the flowers

Meng Jiao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, lived in seclusion in Songshan Mountain when he was young and lived a life of poverty and leisure. With the encouragement of his mother, he went to Beijing many times to take the exam but failed. He did not pass the Jinshi until he was 46 years old. "Praise, today's dissolute thoughts have no limit. The spring breeze is so proud that the horse's hooves are so bad that I can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day" to express my joy.

Ashamed of myself

During the Warring States Period, Zou Ji, a minister of the State of Qi, was more than eight feet tall (185cm today) and beautiful. He put on gorgeous clothes and asked his wife who was more beautiful, between him and Mr. Xu, a North American man in the city. Both his wife and concubines said he was the most beautiful. The next day I asked the guests at home again, and the guests said the same thing. However, Duke Xu from the north of the city came. Zou Ji looked in the mirror and felt ashamed.

Too much is not enough

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius' student Zigong asked Confucius which of his classmates, Zizhang or Zixia, was more wise. Confucius said that Zi Zhang often exceeded the requirements of Zhou Rites, while Zixia often failed to meet the requirements of Zhou Rites. Zigong asked again, would it be better if Zizhang could surpass him? Confucius replied that the effect of exceeding and failing to achieve are the same.

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