"Into Tibet" PPT courseware 3

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"Into Tibet" PPT courseware 3

Our motherland is a vast land with rich resources and vast territory. Different topography, landforms, customs and customs have given birth to different styles of music culture, which has become a precious cultural and artistic wealth of our Chinese nation. Let us learn about the vast Tibetan Plateau together.

The Tibetan people's diet mainly includes: tsampa, meat, butter tea, and highland barley wine

Tsampa is a common staple food in farming and pastoral areas. It is made by grinding fried highland barley into flour, also known as "fried noodles".

Meat includes beef, mutton, and occasionally hunted wild animals. Cooked beef and mutton, also known as "hand meat". When eating, you hold a knife in one hand and grab the meat with the other, so it is called "grabbing meat with one hand".

Butter tea: It is a favorite drink among Tibetans and the best drink for entertaining guests.

Highland barley wine: It is brewed from highland barley after fermentation. In Tibet, men, women, old and young all drink this wine. Tibetan people brew a large amount of highland barley wine before the festival.

Tibetan festivals

Huanglong Temple Fair:

Starting from the tenth day of the sixth lunar month every year, tourists from all over the place come here on horseback, by car or on foot, bringing cooking utensils and tents.

At the rally, people not only enjoyed the scenery of Huanglong Temple, but also held Tibetan opera performances and duets; the young warriors also performed wrestling, archery and other activities. June 15th is the climax of the festival, with people singing and dancing all night long.

Flower Viewing Festival: It is called "Ruo Mu Bird" in Tibetan, which means mountain viewing. It is held every year on the 18th day of the sixth lunar month. It usually takes place in each village, and they go to their tents to play together. Each event can take up to three people. Four days, up to ten days. During the Flower Viewing Festival, people offer khatas to guests who come to play, and warmly welcome them into their rooms and treat them hospitably. At night, men, women and children, hand in hand, dance gracefully around the bonfire to the accompaniment of bells played by the leader of the dance team, singing and dancing all night long.

Tibetan folk songs

1. Love songs: mostly with themes of praise, pursuit, and nostalgia.

2. Odes: There are many forms, including praising girls, young men, nature, living Buddhas, and praising the construction of village buildings, marriages, childbirth, gatherings or festivals.

3. Elegy: few people sing it and there is no special melody.

4. Labor songs: directly reflect people’s mental outlook in productive labor.

5. Drinking songs: In the past, they were used to entertain wealthy and powerful people, but now they are mostly used for parties or gatherings.

Zhang Qianyi, a famous songwriter, Korean, native of Shenyang, Liaoning. He graduated from the Orchestral Department of Shenyang Conservatory of Music in 1976 and the Composition Department of Shanxi Conservatory of Music in 1984. He once served as the deputy director of the China Rujing Cultural Troupe. The main works include: "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau", "Into Tibet", "Women Are Tigers", "Ode to Sister-in-law" and so on!

Born in Zhengzhou, Henan Province on July 25, 1963. In 1982, he won the "First Prize of Henan Province's First Young Actor Performance Award" for his role as She Taijun in "100 Years Old in Command". Li Na has been singing for ten years, and Li Na's songs are much more famous than Li Na's name. Speaking of film and television songs such as "A Good Man Lives in Peace", "Bitter Fence", "Ode to a Sister-in-law", "Women Are Tigers", "Into Tibet", etc. Most Chinese people with the surname Bai can hum the melody, and it is almost a household name. In particular, "A Good Man Lives in Peace" can be said to be the song with the highest number of requests and the longest popular time in recent years.

Entering Tibet

"Into Tibet" is the theme song of the TV series "Kong Fansen". The song depicts the mysterious and vast scene of Tibet. The song is divided into two parts, the first part is slower and freer. During the second part of the interlude, the tempo increases. The distinctive rhythm, ups and downs of the melody, and the loud singing are all rich in the charm of the plateau, showing today's prosperous Tibet, as if seeing the Tibetan people dancing rough dances during the festival. In this song, accompaniment and singing play a very important role, enriching the expressiveness of the song and highlighting the style and customs of Tibetan songs.

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"Into Tibet" PPT courseware 6:

"Into Tibet" PPT Courseware 6 Kong Fansen, Secretary of the Ali District Committee of Tibet. He went to Tibet twice during his lifetime, which lasted ten years, and made outstanding contributions to the construction, development and stability of Tibet. We have established deep feelings with the Tibetan people. In November 1994, he unfortunately died in the line of duty. ..

"Into Tibet" PPT courseware 5:

"Into Tibet" PPT Courseware 5 The Potala Palace was built in the 7th century AD during the reign of King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet and has a history of 1,300 years. In the early Tang Dynasty, Songtsen Gampo married Princess Wencheng, a royal family member of the Tang Dynasty. In order to show off to future generations, he built a nine-story palace with a thousand rooms on the then Red Mountain.

"Into Tibet" PPT courseware 4:

"Into Tibet" PPT Courseware 4 Listen to the song, please name the song Jasmine Flower Xinjiang Folk Song Girl from Dabancheng Tibetan Folk Song Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Jiangsu Folk Song Girl from Alishan Taiwan Folk Song How did you tell that "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau" is a Tibetan folk song? Pitch high pitch..

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