A PPT courseware for "Zhuangzi"

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A PPT courseware for "Zhuangzi"

Part 1: Importing new lessons

1. Accumulate knowledge of classical Chinese.

2. Understand the tone of the characters’ dialogue, perceive the characters’ images, and understand the principles explained in the two fables.

3. Feel the poetry of Zhuangzi's life, understand Zhuangzi's aspirations and his attitude towards high-ranking officials and generous salaries.

A PPT from Zhuangzi, part 2: preview text related introduction

Zhuangzi (about 369 BC to 286 BC), named Zhou, was a native of the Song Dynasty during the Warring States Period. He inherited and developed Laozi's thoughts and became an important figure in the Taoist school, known as "Laozi and Zhuangzi" in the world. Zhuangzi's thoughts are relatively complex and basically belong to subjective idealism.

The book "Zhuangzi" has seven internal chapters in the popular version:

"Xiaoyaoyou" ranked first,

"Equality of Things" second,

"Healthy Master" third,

"The Human World" fourth,

"De Chong Fu" fifth

"The Grandmaster" Sixth,

"Ying Diwang" seventh.

These seven articles are profound in thought, elegant in style, and very coherent.

There are fifteen articles in total in the outer chapter, most of which were not written by Zhuangzi.

The six articles "Heaven and Earth", "Autumn Waters", "Dasheng", "Mountain Trees", "Tian Zifang" and "Zhibei Journey" are probably written by Zhuangzi himself, or compiled by his disciples from his teacher's works.

There are eleven articles in total in the miscellaneous chapters. Except for four articles, "Let the King", "Stealing Zhi", "Shuo Sword" and "Fisherman", they are all very beautiful articles and were not written by Zhuangzi.

A PPT from Zhuangzi, the third part: teaching new lessons

1. What is the connection between the description of the image of Kunpeng and the majestic momentum of his flight at the beginning of this article and the discussion of "Xiaoyaoyou"?

Answer: Kunpeng must rely on the strong winds in June to spread its wings and fly high. It shows that everything in the world must rely on external forces to move, thus answering the question that "Xiaoyao" must have something to rely on.

2. What does the movement of “Mustang” and “Dust” rely on? What is the purpose of writing them?

Answer: The movement of "wild horses" and "dust" must also rely on breath, "living things blow each other with breath." Compared with Peng here, it shows that all things are "to be awaited" (to be awaited, to rely on, to rely on), and all things in the world, no matter how big or small, are subject to different restrictions and are in different constraints. Therefore, whether it is Dapeng, "Wild Horse" or "Dust", it looks like being free and happy, but in fact it has not achieved true freedom.

3. What does the article illustrate through Kunpeng’s fable?

[Analysis] The article explains that Kunpeng must rely on sea transportation and strong wind to fly, and water mist and dust must rely on breath to explain the truth that everything is waiting for it. Borrowing fables to entrust truths into vivid images makes the article lively, poetic, and meaningful.

[Answer] It means that the existence of anything must depend on certain conditions, and their activities must be dependent on something.

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A PPT from "Zhuangzi":

A PPT from "Zhuangzi" Part 1: Introduction to the new lesson. In the past, Zhuangzi dreamed of a butterfly, a lifelike butterfly, a self-explanation suitable for his will and ambition! I don’t know Zhou Ye. Suddenly I feel like I'm in a state of confusion. I wonder if Zhou Zhimeng is Hu Die? Hu Die's dream is Zhou Yu? Zhou and Hu Die must be different...

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