"Call of Ruins" PPT Courseware 3

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"Call of Ruins" PPT Courseware 3

About the Author

Zong Pu, a modern female writer. Her original name was Feng Zongpu, the daughter of the famous philosopher Mr. Feng Youlan. Born in Beijing in July 1928. In 1984, he was elected as a director of the Chinese Writers Association. He is now included in the 1986 International Who's Who and the Who's Who of Internationally Famous Writers.

The main works include: "Dream on the String", "Three Life Stones", "Lilac Knot", and "The Story of Dongzang". Among them, "Three Life Stones" won the first National Outstanding Novella Award, "Dream on the String" won the 1978 National Outstanding Short Story Award, and "Eastern Tibet" won the Sixth Contradictory Literature Award. The fairy tale "The Story of Lobofin" won the first National Outstanding Children's Literature Award of the Chinese Writers Association.

writing background

This article was written at the end of 1979, when the Party’s call for reform and opening up reverberated across the land of China like spring thunder. The author integrates historical review and realistic thinking into specific scenery, and through the images contained in the picture, conveys the call of the times for reform and revitalization.

prose

Prose refers to a literary and artistic genre that uses words as its creative and aesthetic object. It is a flexible literary genre in which the author writes about his true feelings and experiences.

The main characteristics are that the form is scattered but the spirit is not scattered, the artistic conception is profound, the focus is on expressing one's true feelings, the language is beautiful and concise, and rich in literary talent.

Listen and read the text, solve the pronunciation of the words and think about the following questions:

1. Why is it called "Call of the Ruins"? “What do the ruins summon?

2. What kind of ruins does the author write about?

3. Is the author simply describing ruins? Or is there any purpose?

pronunciation and meaning of words

Daji, praise, surprise, enthusiasm

Yuanyingguan, Broken Monument, Armor

嚫嚅 meandering �� dip

The vast and vast scene of the countryside

Depressed to describe feeling unhappy or disappointed

Hesitating, trying to say something but then stopping

Meandering, twists and turns

�� Onomatopoeia, describing small sounds

How is the full text structured?

The full text can be divided into four parts

Paragraphs 1-3 are the first part of the full text, which is an overall description of the ruins of the Old Summer Palace.

In paragraphs 4 to 10, the author speaks directly from his heart, calling on people to stay and transform this solidified history.

In paragraphs 11-20, through the dialogue between "I" and young people, the author calls out to the whole society, especially to young people.

Paragraph 21, at the end of the chapter, highlights the main point of the text.

Appreciate sentence segments and taste the meaning of sentences

1. The stone waves are silent, but the carved soldiers are always there. This ruin, which has suffered great shame and humiliation, is just parked leisurely and nonchalantly.

The anthropomorphic technique expresses these never-changing ruins, making people feel that history seems to have stopped and solidified here. It contains the author's desire for renewal and change.

2. There was a noise of crows in the air, and when I looked up I saw thousands of jackdaws, carrying the setting sun, passing through the dead trees, and disappearing into the pink western sky in the blink of an eye.

The contrast between the noisy crows in the sky and the tranquility of the ruins not only depicts a realistic scene, but also draws people's attention from the ground to the sky with the beautiful sunset. It expresses the author's longing and longing for the myriad things that change has brought to the country and nation.

3. (Natural paragraph 14) I walked in a meandering way and arrived at the water's edge. The water has turned into ice. The ice seeds revealed the branches and stems, and the dead stems were glowing with lotus splendor. ...reminds me of the coolness of the moonlight.

The bright red sunset in the distance and the hazy mountain scenery like wine form a strong contrast in tone with the dead trees and lotuses and broken ice nearby. The sunset is beautiful and delicate, which highlights the desolate and coldness of the ruins. This is not only a realistic and objective description, it not only conveys the author's urgent emotion to change the current situation, but also expresses her hope and vision for the future.

Article gist

By describing the desolate scene of the Old Summer Palace, this article not only pays tribute to history, but also expresses the inner passion for renewal and change, and calls on every person with lofty ideals to invest in the great changes of the times and the wave of construction that is full of waste.

1. Why is it called "Call of the Ruins"? “What do the ruins summon?

2. What kind of ruins does the author write about?

3. Is the author simply describing ruins? Or is there any purpose?

Expand and extend

Ask students to also write a description of the scenery. Do not directly use words to describe your own mood, but it should be able to allow readers to see your mood by reading your description, whether it is happy or depressed, etc., etc. It embodies "all scenery language is love language".

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