"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 9

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 9

About the Author

Dai Wangshu (1905.3.5 ~ 1950.2.28), a native of Hangzhou, is a Chinese modern symbolist poet, also known as the "Rain Alley Poet".

Characteristics of poetry:

The hazy beauty of poetry, the musical beauty of language, and the beauty of poetic prose.

He studied abroad and was influenced by French Symbolist poets.

Main poetry collections: "My Memory", "Wangshu Grass", "Collected Poems of Dai Wangshu"

Interspersed background:

This poem was written in 1942, the most difficult period of the Anti-Japanese War. In 1938, the poet Dai Wangshu came to Hong Kong from the occupied Shanghai and edited a supplement of a newspaper. He compiled and published anti-Japanese poems in the newspaper and was arrested by the Japanese military police. In prison, he was tortured but never surrendered.

"I Use My Broken Palm" was composed at that time. This poem is a song dedicated to the motherland by the poet under the bars of the invaders.

Thought 1:

(1) There are two lines that lead the whole poem. Which two lines are they and why?

(2) How does the poet's palm feel?

Explore:

This corner, that corner, hometown, Changbai Mountain

The Yellow River, Jiangnan, Lingnan, the South China Sea, that faraway corner

Thought 2:

This corner turns to ashes,

That corner is blood and mud;

This lake is my hometown,

(In spring, the flowers on the embankment are like brocade curtains, and the young willow branches have a strange fragrance when they are broken)

I touched the algae and the coolness of the water;

See what’s missing from the verse above? Read it and think about it. Which part should you not miss?

Thought three:

1. Can "luck" be replaced by "use"? Read it!

2. What are the actions of "stroking" and "sticking"? Read it!

3. "Like the soft hair of a lover, the milk in a baby's hand", these are two sentences that are always praised by people. Why?

4. What are the symbolic meanings of the two images “sun” and “spring”?

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 8:

"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 8 Learning objectives 1. Read the poem emotionally 2. Understand the figurative language of the poem 3. Feel the author's noble national integrity 4. Recite this poem with emotion Author's introduction and writing background: Dai Wangshu (1905-1950), original...

"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 7:

"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 7 About the author: Dai Wangshu (1905-1950), formerly known as Dai Mengou. Born in Hangzhou. In the autumn of 1923, he entered the Chinese Department of Shanghai University. In 1925, he joined the Communist Youth League and did propaganda work. Joined the Chinese Leftist Federation in 1931. In 1942,...

"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 6:

"I Use My Broken Palm" PPT Courseware 6 Learning Objectives: 1. Grasp the emotional clues and recite poetry aloud with your own understanding and passion. 2. Appreciate the beautiful language of poetry and understand the contrasting techniques in poetry. 3. Understand the poet’s deep concern and sincere love for the suffering motherland..

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Update Time: 2024-09-26

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