"Let others see your flowers" PPT courseware 8

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"Let others see your flowers" PPT courseware 8

Ji Xianlin: Paleophilologist, historian, Orientalist, thinker, translator, Buddhist scholar, Sanskrit and Pali expert, and writer. He is proficient in 12 languages, is a professor and vice president of Peking University, and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is known as the "Master of Chinese Studies", "Academic Leader" and "National Treasure".

This is the German city of Göttingen. This city is famous for its university, the famous University of Göttingen. This university has produced thirty Nobel Prize winners. As early as 1935, two aspiring young people in China studied at Göttingen University with the expectations of their motherland and their own ambitions. One of them is the author of the text we are studying today, Ji Xianlin. He was only twenty-five years old at the time. He studied abroad at the University of Göttingen for ten years with great ambitions, and only returned to his motherland in 1945. In 1980, thirty-five years later, when he once again set foot on this land, his second hometown, he was filled with emotions. Later, Mr. Ji wrote this text.

①The flowers all bloom outward, and only the backbone of the flower can be seen in the house.

This sentence follows the previous sentence and further highlights the uniqueness of German flower cultivation. Because the flowers bloom outward, the "backbone of the flower" seen in the house is the back of the flower (including branches and leaves). Apparently, Germans grow flowers for others to see.

②Everyone is for me, and I am for everyone. I think this realm is quite intriguing.

"This state" here refers to "everyone for one, one for everyone." "Po" means "very, very". “Evoking” means profound and worthy of careful consideration. "I am for everyone" means that everyone should have others in their hearts, have a sense of social responsibility, take practical actions to consider the public, and fulfill their obligations to society. If everyone wants to do this, it will inevitably lead to the result of "everyone for one". Only by fulfilling the responsibilities and obligations of "one for all" can the good wishes of "all for one" be realized.

③There are changes, but the beauty has not changed.

After 40 or 50 years, the author came to Germany again. Of course he saw many changes, but he said "the beauty has not changed." Based on the context, we can know that the author meant that the beautiful scenery along the streets in Germany has not changed and is still " In front of the windows of every house are colorful flowers. Many windows are connected together to form a sea of ​​flowers." At the same time, perhaps the author is still praising the German people's beautiful state of "everyone for one, one for everyone". This realm is more appreciated by the author and more "beautiful".

Writing practice

Forty or fifty years have passed,

Beauty remains unchanged.

Every household still ____________,

The hostess who greeted us was still ____________,

In front of the windows all over the street, there are still ____________,

This realm is still___________,

That is,____________ .

Let us always remember Germany

What a ____________!

What a ____________!

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