"South China Tiger" PPT courseware 3

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"South China Tiger" PPT courseware 3

All animals with fierce and powerful characteristics have the word "tiger" in their names. For example, a spider that is good at catching flies is called a fly tiger; a reptile that can fly over walls and eat insects is called a gecko; a greedy whale in the sea is named a killer whale.

Ask students to think of idioms related to tigers?

The dragon is alive and the tiger is alive. Talking about the tiger's color changes to the tiger's gaze. The fox pretends to be a tiger but cannot enter the tiger's den. How can it catch the tiger's cubs?

The South China tiger is a rare tiger species unique to China and a national first-level protected animal. It is the ultimate animal in nature. Due to shrinking habitat space, over-hunting and other reasons, the current total number is less than a hundred, which means that South China tigers are rarer and more precious than giant pandas and are in danger of extinction. The International Union for Conservation of Nature ranks the South China tiger at the top of the world's top ten endangered species and the highest priority for conservation.

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Fence ( ) Column Colorful ( )

Scolding ( ) Unruly ( )

Twitch ( ) Gully ( )

Toe claws ( ) and ( ) are covered in blood

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Summary of main themes:

The poet uses the South China tiger as a symbol to express his unyielding personality and desire for freedom in difficult situations.

The poet used the tiger as a metaphor for people to express his thoughts on life: in the midst of misery, people should transcend suffering, reject vulgarity, and move forward while maintaining an independent and sound personality.

"I see:

1. What is imprisoned by humans in a cage is a noble life that does not surrender or live alone;

2. Human vulgarity and ignorance in the face of this "unruly soul";

3. In misery, people should transcend suffering, reject vulgarity, and maintain an independent and sound personality.

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"South China Tiger" PPT courseware 2:

"South China Tiger" PPT Courseware 2 Learning Objectives Knowledge and Abilities: Understand the symbolic meaning of poetic images. Appreciate the poetic image. Process and Methods: Train students to identify key phrases. The ability to clarify ideas and grasp the overall situation. Emotions, Attitudes and Values: ..

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"South China Tigers" PPT courseware Niu Han (1923--), formerly known as Shi Chenghan. He began writing poetry in the 1940s and was an important member of the July Poetry School. In 1955, he was arrested and imprisoned for two years due to his involvement in the Hu Feng incident. During the Cultural Revolution (1966--1976), he was imprisoned again...

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