"Breeze on Two Sleeves" PPT courseware

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"Breeze on Two Sleeves" PPT courseware

learning target:

1. Learn the 12 new words and new words in this lesson.

2. Understand Yu Qian’s deeds of not giving gifts or bribes to his superiors, and appreciate his noble moral character of being an honest and upright official.

"Lime Song"

Thousands of hammers were used to carve out the deep mountains, and the fire burned them as if nothing happened.

Don't be afraid of being shattered into pieces, you want to leave your innocence in this world.

Students, do you know the author of this poem? What emotion is he trying to express? Who can tell me?

Understand ancient poetry and introduce topics

It took thousands of hammerings to get out of the mountains, and it was normal and indifferent to be tempered by fire.

Even if your bones are broken into pieces, you are not afraid at all, as long as you can keep your innocence in the world.

Next, let's study the text and let me see how our sage behaved.

Read the text for the first time and get an overall understanding.

Open the book, read the text freely, and complete the following thinking questions:

1.What did you know from the text?

2. Draw new words and words you don’t understand.

Inquiry and learning, in-depth perception

1. Study paragraphs 1 and 2 of the text.

Read the full text silently and think about it: What is the difference between the preparations made by Yu Qian and the corrupt officials before entering Beijing? Why is it different?

Please think and discuss, and fully appreciate Yu Qian's noble and selfless nature through comparison.

Corrupt officials go to Beijing to protect their wives and pay bribes

Yu Qian: The sufferings of the people in Beijing and the plan to cure them

2. Study paragraphs 3 to 10 of the text.

1. Yu Qian refused to bring anything to bribe him. What did his subordinates say? What did Yu Qian say? What did you realize from Yu Qian’s words?

(1) Read it by yourself (2) Read it as a character (3) Talk about your experience.

2. What Yu Qian said three times became clearer each time. In the end, he expressed his firm position by asking "How can I use this to please my boss?"

(1) Appreciate Yu Qian’s language and understand Yu Qian’s nobility. (2) Read the dialogue again, read it in groups in different roles, and comment on the reading. (3) Understand "both angry and funny".

3. What is your experience after studying this text?

What does "Liangxiuqingfeng" mean?

This idiom has a lot to do with the clothing of people in ancient my country. Let us first take a look at the clothing of people at that time.

Do you know this person?

Yu Chenglong (1617-1684), courtesy name Beiming and nickname Yushan, was born in Yongning (now Lishi, Luliang), Xishan, Qing Dynasty. He was given the posthumous title "Qingduan" and given to the crown prince as his Taibao. In the twelfth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1639), he was elected as a deputy. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1661), he became an official. He successively served as county magistrate, magistrate, magistrate, Taoist, inspector, chief envoy, governor and governor, Shangshu of the Ministry of War, Bachelor's degree and other titles. In his official career of more than 20 years, he was elected as "outstanding" three times. With his outstanding political achievements and honest and hard-working life, he was deeply loved by the people and praised by Emperor Kangxi. He was famous in the government and the public as "the most honest official in the world".

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"Breeze on Two Sleeves" PPT courseware 2 Lime chants Thousands of hammers and thousands of chisels (zo) come out of the mountains, and the fire burns as if waiting (děn�) for leisure. Don't be afraid of your bones being shattered into pieces, you want to leave your innocence in the world. Author: Yu Qian After thousands of hammerings have been made into the mountains, the blazing fire has also...

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Update Time: 2024-08-04

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