"Eastern Shi Ming Xian" PPT Courseware 2

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"Eastern Shi Ming Xian" PPT Courseware 2

Zhuangzi: named Zhou, a native of the Song Dynasty during the Warring States Period. A famous philosopher, thinker, writer, and one of the founders of Taoism.

The book "Zhuangzi" contains the works of Zhuang Zhou and his disciples.

Ancient text and modern translation:

Xi Shi's sick heart makes her frown. People see the ugliness inside and find it beautiful. When she returns home, she also frowns upon her heart.

Translation:

Xi Shi's heart ached and she walked down the street with a frown on her face. An ugly woman from the same village saw Xi Shi looking like this and thought she was very beautiful. When she went back, she covered her chest and frowned as she walked down the street.

When the rich people there saw him, they closed their doors and refused to come out; when the poor people saw him, they grabbed their wives and ran away.

Translation:

When the rich people in the village saw her like this, they closed their doors and refused to come out; when the poor people saw her, they took their wives and children and stayed away.

Discussion and exchange

Question one:

Why do people in the village stay away or don't go out when they see Dong Shi's appearance?

Question two:

The text does not describe how ugly Dong Shi is, but writes about people's reactions. What kind of description method is this?

The author boldly abandons the specific description of his eyebrows, eyes, mouth and nose, etc., and describes Dong Shi's ugly behavior after imitating Xi Shi from the side, which arouses people's reaction. This is what we often call side description.

Question three:

Why is Xi Shi so beautiful when she frowns and holds her heart in her arms? And why is Dong Shi's frowning look ugly?

Xi Tzu: natural expression, truth. (People are inherently beautiful)

Dong Shi: Deliberate imitation, coyness, (people are inherently ugly)

Summarize the full text

Inspirational reference:

Copying unrealistically will have the opposite effect.

Don't blindly imitate. If you blindly imitate others, it may be counterproductive.

You cannot do anything regardless of objective conditions and blindly imitate, otherwise it will be counterproductive!

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