"Spring Festival in Beijing" PPT courseware 12

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"Spring Festival in Beijing" PPT courseware 12

Song: My child, don’t be greedy, it’s the New Year after Laba. After drinking Laba porridge for a few days, I will be like twenty-three. Twenty-three, sticky melons, twenty-four, cleaning day, twenty-five, fried tofu, twenty-six, stewed mutton, twenty-seven, kill a chicken, twenty-eight, make noodles, twenty-nine , steamed steamed buns, stayed up all night at 30, and twisted on New Year's Day.

Author profile

Lao She (1899.2.3-1966.8.24) was a Manchu. His original name was Shu Qingchun and his courtesy name was Sheyu. He was born in Beijing. His father was a Manchu guard who was killed in the artillery fire of the Eight-Power Allied Forces attacking Beijing. My mother is also a Banner person. He supported his family by doing laundry for others. In the summer of 1918, he graduated from Beijing Normal School with excellent grades and was sent to Beijing No. 17 Primary School to be the principal. In the summer of 1924, he applied to be a Chinese lecturer at the Oriental College of the University of London, England. He began literary creation while in England. The novel "Lao Zhang's Philosophy" was his first work. It was serialized in the "Novel Monthly" magazine from July 1926 and immediately shocked the literary world.

Later, he published the novels "Zhao Ziyue" and "Two Horses" one after another. It established Lao She's status as one of the pioneers of new literature. After Lao She returned to China in 1930, he served as professor at Qilu University and Shandong University. During this period, he created novels such as "Cat City", "Divorce" and "Camel Xiangzi", novellas such as "Crescent Moon" and "My Life", and short stories such as "Micro God". Beginning in 1944, he wrote the masterpiece "Four Generations Under One Roof" with nearly one million words. He serves as vice chairman of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the National Writers' Association and chairman of the Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles. He is a deputy to the National People's Congress and a member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In 1966, during the "Cultural Revolution", he could not bear the humiliation and committed suicide by throwing himself into a lake.

Thinking 1: What does the author use as a narrative clue?

Tip: Prose narrative clues are generally time or event processes.

This article uses time (the twelfth lunar month - Lantern Festival) as a clue (or the process of the Spring Festival as a clue).

Text level

The first part (sections 1-7): Describes how Beijing citizens prepare to celebrate the Spring Festival in the twelfth lunar month.

The second part (sections 8-11): Describes the grand celebrations of Beijing citizens on New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, and the beginning of the year.

Part Three (verses 12-16): Describes how Beijing citizens celebrate the Lantern Festival.

Part Four (Section 17): Describes the differences between the old and new societies in celebrating the Spring Festival.

Thinking 3: How does the author intersperse the narrative with the introduction of customs?

Example: Cook Laba porridge

This kind of special porridge is used to worship gods and ancestors, but if you think about it carefully, it is a proud expression of agricultural society and a small agricultural exhibition.

The author gives traditional customs the connotation of the times.

Giving gifts to the Stove: Nowadays, there are still candy sellers, but only for everyone to enjoy, and they will no longer stick to the Stove King’s mouth.

"Using a knife to cut off the superstition of unlucky" shows that we are indeed peace-loving people.

Thought 4: What method does the writer use to explain that the Lantern Festival is the "culmination of the New Year"? Analyze in conjunction with the article.

Compare it with New Year's Day to illustrate the liveliness of the Lantern Festival: "New Year's Eve is lively, but there is no moonlight." First affirm the liveliness of New Year's Eve, and then compare it with the Lantern Festival and point out its shortcomings. Because there is no moonlight on New Year's Eve, "the bright moon is in the sky" during the Lantern Festival. "New Year's Day is decent", "but it is not beautiful enough", the author first said that New Year's Day is good, because on New Year's Day "bright red Spring Festival couplets are posted in front of every house, and people wear new clothes." Despite this, New Year's Day is not beautiful enough. This shows how beautiful the Lantern Festival is.

Purpose

Through the description of the lively scenes of the Spring Festival in Beijing, it reflects the life and customs of Beijing citizens, and through the comparison of the old and new societies, it shows the power of the new society to change customs.

Draw sentences in the article that express love for the Spring Festival in the new society. And talk about the function of these sentences in the whole text?

It governs the entire text, is the standard for material selection, and is the "god" of prose.

scene description

[Key paragraph analysis] ("The Lantern Festival is on the market--this is indeed a beautiful and happy day")

① Describe from several aspects: family, shop, square, Town God’s Temple, park, men, women, children, etc.

② Characteristics of description: concrete, vivid, realistic, multi-angle and multi-side description.

Narrative and writing about people are often inseparable. Excellent narrative prose not only tells people something vividly, but the characters in the event also have distinctive personalities. Talk about the difference between writing about people and recording events in prose.

Homework:

1. Accumulate the pronunciation and meaning of words in the text.

2. Complete the reading of the text passages in "Learning and Assessment" (page 18).

3. Complete the prose reading "Little Hutongs of Old Beijing" in "Learning and Evaluation".

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The first part of "Spring Festival in Beijing" PPT free download: The topic introduces the song, children, don't be greedy, after Laba Festival, it will be the New Year; Laba porridge, drink it for a few days, it will be twenty-three; twenty-three, sugar melon is sticky ;Twenty-four, clean the house; Twenty-five, frozen tofu...

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