"The Deserted Garden" PPT courseware

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"The Deserted Garden" PPT courseware

Zheng Zhenduo, (1898.12.19-1958.10.17), was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and was originally from Changle, Fujian. An outstanding patriot and social activist in modern my country, he is also a famous writer, poet, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, and art historian.

Interpretation

Barren: (field) overgrown with weeds due to lack of management.

Thorns: Generally refers to the small thorny shrubs that grow in the mountains.

Brilliant: Bright and dazzling.

Wail: cry sadly.

Irrigation: Moving water to fields.

Wither: wither and shrink.

Desolate: lonely and desolate; miserable (mostly used to describe the environment or scenery).

To reminisce: to reminisce and admire.

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Desolation, thorns, lamentation

Irrigation, desolation, admiration

Regretful Resolute Shi Feng

Arrange, discuss, discard

weed debate business as usual

word collocation

Deserted garden, beautiful pond

flowing gurglingly and blooming brilliantly

Gradually wither and discuss in detail

Thinking: What does this text (fable) talk about?

This fable tells the story of several people who wanted to rebuild a barren garden, but everyone expressed their opinions, but no one took action. In the end, the garden remained barren.

segmentation

The first paragraph (1-4): Write about the original and current scenes of the deserted garden.

The second paragraph (5-19): Write about several people discussing how to transform the garden, but they have different opinions.

The third paragraph (20): Write the result of the discussion between these people - the garden is still barren.

Provide thinking questions:

How does the garden look different now than it did before? Seeing the deserted garden, what did the garden visitors say and do? Why is the garden still deserted?

They almost cried with heartache when they saw such a desolate scene in this beautiful garden. They sat on broken chairs in the thatched pavilion that was about to collapse. They talked about the former beauty of this garden, with a look of admiration and regret on their faces.

Why do deserted gardens remain deserted?

Because they only talk and do not do anything; they only have ideals and no actions, so the barren garden remains barren as before.

After learning this lesson, what did you learn?

Actions speak louder than words. Rhetoric, all talk but no action, will result in nothing.

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"The Deserted Garden" PPT Courseware 3 Read the text and think: What kind of story does the text tell about the deserted garden? The main story is about a few people who want to rebuild a barren garden, but everyone has their own opinions, but no one takes action. In the end, the garden remains barren. ..

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"The Deserted Garden" PPT Courseware 2 In the last class, we read the text "The Deserted Garden" together. So, can you tell us in one or two sentences what kind of thing this text mainly talks about? 1. Review words. I can read thorns, desolation, irrigation, desolation, pursuit...

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