"Grape Moon Order" PPT courseware 2

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"Grape Moon Order" PPT courseware 2

pronunciation

Wormwood Grape Cellar Shovel

tight yangyang garden

Breast sucking broom

agate lazy

Deflated fruits form ridges

Refreshing the heart and lungs, a dazzling array of things to see

Explanation of the title

Moon order: the title of the "Book of Rites", also found in the Twelve Chronicles of "Lu Shi Chun Qiu", describing the seasonal events and related matters of the twelve months of the lunar calendar each year.

New course introduction

Life is not always stormy, and it is not necessary to sit upright everywhere.

Many times, most of us live in a normal or even mundane state of life. Someone told me that only by seriously feeling and appreciating the joy, sorrow, plainness and poetry in ordinary life can we truly appreciate the taste of life.

Today, we will follow Wang Zengqi into that beautiful vineyard, and get to know grapes, people, and poetic life in the four seasons of natural growth rings.

Initial perception of stylistic characteristics

What do you think is the difference between the language of the following expository text and the text?

The key to winter storage of grape strips is to ensure appropriate storage conditions. That is, suitable temperature and humidity, the required temperature is -1℃~2℃, the sand humidity does not exceed 5%, it is suitable to hold it into a ball and disperse it when touched, and the relative air humidity is about 80%~85%. During storage, always pay attention to prevent dryness or excessive humidity, heat, and mildew. Trench hiding is the simplest. In places where the winter is not very cold, you can dig a trench about 40cm deep and 1m wide. Place the strip into the ditch and cover it with 30 to 40cm of soil.

Expository language: rigorous, accurate and scientific

Language of this article: vivid, vivid, emotional

Stylistic features

The type of "state-like prose" we are discussing here is not a product manual or a "Cihai" entry, but a literary work.

This requires that in addition to having the above-mentioned knowledge or understanding of the object or thing, we must also integrate our feelings and our lives into it. ——Mo Yan

However, the description of things in prose about scenery is always an important part of writing such articles.

Next, let’s see how the author completes the task of writing scenery.

1. Read the whole text. In what order are grapes written in this article?

Chronologically

2. What aspects have been written about grapes?

He wrote about getting out of the cellar, putting it on the shelf, watering, spraying, cutting off shoots, pinching beards, stripping, topdressing, fruiting, taking it off the shelf, and entering the cellar.

3. What are the key details? Why is this arranged?

I focused on the four months of March, April, May and August.

Write about putting on the shelf, absorbing water, drawing strips, growing leaves, blooming, and bearing fruit.

Because this is the most interesting part of the grape growing process, it is the moment when the life of the entire vineyard surges, it is the season full of vitality and vigorous growth, and it is also the moment that makes people most moved by the natural life they see.

And this is the "god" of this article.

4. Were the abbreviations mentioned in a hasty manner?

General methods for writing landscapes

(1) Describe the color, shape, and sound of the scenery to give the scenery a three-dimensional feel.

Shape: Some buds have bloomed at the tips, spitting out pale leaflets as big as a fingernail.

Color: The small leaves changed color, and the edges of the leaves turned red; - after a while, they turned green.

(2) Mobilize your vision, hearing, touch, taste and other senses to describe the scenery and highlight its perceptibility.

Visual growth: The grapes are growing without any control, they are simply growing blindly! After a few days, I pulled out a long section of new articles.

Fruit: white like agate, red like ruby, purple like amethyst, black like jet. One after another, plump, magnetic, stiff, and dazzling.

(3) Use metaphors, exaggeration, personification, comparison and other rhetorical techniques to highlight the characteristics of the scenery.

Exaggeration: Just copy all the radicals of the word "yu" in "Shuowen Jiezi". That won't be enough!

Personification: The vines are exposed and dark. Some of them have already opened buds, spitting out pale leaves as big as fingernails. It can't wait.

Please read this article aloud. What is the language style of this article?

Simple and natural, leisurely and comfortable, with rich spoken language.

This article adopts the method of oral narration throughout. There are no gorgeous words, no artificial decorations, and no vigorous scenes. What is shown is a simple, clean, natural, and plain beauty.

Tips for savoring language

A. "Refining words and refining words"

Word selection: verbs, adjectives, phrases

B. Selection of sentence patterns: interlaced use of long and short sentences; appropriate expression of questions and exclamations;

C. The use of rhetoric: metaphors, personification and other figures of speech enhance literary expression.

D. Emotions "Practice. Guidance Case

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"Grape Moon Order" PPT courseware About the author Wang Zengqi (1920-1997), a native of Gaoyou, Jiangsu, is a disciple of Shen Congwen, a novelist, essayist and dramatist. He is knowledgeable and has a wide range of interests. He has in-depth knowledge of calligraphy and painting, medicine, drama and folk literature.

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