"Cold Food" Three Ancient Poems PPT Courseware

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"Cold Food" Three Ancient Poems PPT Courseware

Part One: Basic Knowledge

Han Xi: a poet of the Tang Dynasty and one of the "Ten Talents of the Dali Dynasty". During the Jianzhong period, he was appreciated by Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty for his composition of "Cold Food". He was promoted continuously, and finally became an official in Zhongshu Sheren. Han's poetry was light in style and unique in describing scenes, and was widely read at the time. Author of "Collection of Poems by Han Junping".

Cold Food Festival: The Cold Food Festival is held on the 105th day after the winter solstice every year and about 1-2 days before Qingming Festival. According to Zuo Zhuan, Duke Wen of Jin set fire to the forest to seek recommendation, but unexpectedly he was burned alive while holding a big tree. In order to commemorate him, Jin people banned fire on this day every year and only ate cold food, so it was called cold food.

word explanation

Spring City: refers to the capital city in spring.

Imperial willow: the willow tree in the emperor's imperial garden.

Han Palace: The Imperial Palace of the Han Dynasty is used here to refer to the Imperial Palace of the Tang Dynasty.

Passing candles: Fires are prohibited during the Cold Food Festival, but candles are passed down from the court to the prince's house, and the recipient can light a fire.

Wuhou: This refers to the favored ministers of the emperor.

Cold Food PPT, Part 2: Interactive Classroom

Read poetry freely in the way you like, and read ancient poetry correctly and fluently.

cold food

[Tang]Han�

Spring City/Nowhere/No/Flying Flowers,

Cold food/east wind/royal/willow skew.

Sunset/Han Palace/Zhuan/Candles,

Light smoke/scattered into/Wuhou’s house.

Think and discuss after reading the first two sentences of the ancient poem: What does the beginning of the poem describe about the city of Chang'an in spring?

There are flying flowers everywhere in the spring city, and the cold east wind keeps the willows from slanting.

These two poems describe the scenery of the Cold Food Festival in Chang'an City, Kyoto in spring. Dusk is approaching, and the capital is full of scenes. During the Cold Food Festival, the east wind blows, and the willow branches flutter in the royal garden.

Poetry: In spring, falling flowers are flying everywhere in Chang'an City; during the Cold Food Festival, the east wind blows the willow branches in the imperial garden.

What can you think of from the word "fly"?

The word "fly" is very dynamic and expresses the vitality of spring. "Feihua" expresses flowers and conceals wind. The word "fly" is a magic pen.

At dusk, candles were passed around the Han Palace, and light smoke dispersed into the house of the Five Marquises.

Fires are originally prohibited during the Cold Food Festival, but powerful ministers can make an exception and light candles. This is a tactful satire made by the poet on the corrupt political phenomenon.

Poetic meaning: In the evening, candles were sent from the Han Palace to reward princes and ministers, and the curls of light smoke drifted to the homes of the emperor's favorites.

Cold food PPT, the third part: structure review

Scene: Flowers flying and willows leaning

Love: Passing candles scattered into Wuhou’s house

dissatisfaction with reality

A satire on the powerful

Topic summary

The poet in "Cold Food" describes the scene of ______ in Chang'an City, Kyoto, in spring, which fully reveals the author's ______ to reality and ______ to the powerful.

Cold Food PPT, Part 4: Classroom Exercises

1. Write poems silently.

There are flowers flying everywhere in Spring City, ____________.

At dusk, candles were sent to the Han Palace, ____________.

2. The writing technique used in the poem "Cold Food" is ( )

A. Expressing emotions through scenes B. Expressing aspirations through objects C. Using the past to satirize the present

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