"Two Classical Chinese Essays" PPT

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"Two Classical Chinese Essays" PPT

Part One: Introduction before class

Classical Chinese is a precious heritage of our country's traditional culture. It is concise and concise, recording our country's long history and splendid civilization. Many classical Chinese texts also reveal profound truths. Today, we will study two classical Chinese articles about bosom friends and philosophy.

Two PPTs on classical Chinese, the second part: preview before class

1. Words

1. Read the text for the first time and complete:

(1) Read the text by yourself, read the pronunciation correctly with the help of Pinyin, and draw the new words. Pay attention to reading the text smoothly.

(2) Look up in a dictionary or understand the words in context.

2. Exchange learning status

Two PPTs on classical Chinese texts, the third part contains: Boya, Drum and Qin

Detailed explanation of the text

Boya and Zhong Ziqi: According to legend, they were from the Spring and Autumn Period. Boya liked to play the piano, and Ziqi had a high ability to appreciate music. No matter how Boya played, Ziqi could accurately express Boya's thoughts. Boya was overjoyed when he heard the news and said: "We know each other all over the world, how many people can know each other well!" After Ziqi's death, Boya was heartbroken and said, "The strings of his harp have been broken, and he will never play the drum again for the rest of his life." Boya Jue Xian symbolizes the state of a true confidant, which is also the charm that has been widely circulated for thousands of years.

Boya plays the drum and harp, Zhong Ziqi listens to it. Fangguqin/and/is aiming at Taishan Mountain. Zhong Ziqi said: "How wonderful/guqin/guqin! It's as majestic as Mount Taishan." During the period of Shaoxuan/but/aimed at flowing water, Zhong Ziqi said again: " How good it is to play the harp! The soup is as good as flowing water." When Zhongzi died, Boya broke the harp and lost all its strings. He never played the harp again, thinking that there was no one left to play the harp again.

Translation: Boya played the harp, and Zhong Ziqi listened to him playing the harp. When Boya first started playing the piano, he thought of the majestic mountains. After hearing this, Zhong Ziqi said: "This piano is played really well. It is as majestic as the mountains!" After a while, when Boya played the piano, he thought of flowing water again. After hearing this, Zhong Ziqi said: "This piano is played so well. The momentum is as broad as the vast flowing water!" After Zhong Ziqi died, Boya broke the piano and broke the strings. He never played the piano again, believing that there was no one else in the world worth playing the piano for.

Expand and extend

Feng Menglong, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty, described this touching story with vivid writing in his book "Warning Words". In front of Ziqi's tomb, Boya once wrote a short song to commemorate his close friend Zhong Ziqi.

Recalling the past spring last year, I met you by the river. I came back for another visit today, but I didn’t see my close friend. But when I see a piece of soil, it breaks my heart miserably! Sad, sad, sad, unable to bear the tears. Why bother to come and go? There are sad clouds by the riverside. This song will never be played again, and the three-foot Yao Qin will die for you!

As soon as Ziqi died, Yu Boya had to go back to his previous life that no one could understand. Who would he play the song "High Mountains and Flowing Waters" to? Only this touching story has been passed down through the ages! Please read the text emotionally. Based on this touching story, people composed an equally moving piece of music: "High Mountains and Flowing Waters". Read this story again with the moving song "High Mountains and Flowing Waters".

Summary of main themes

The text mainly selects two pieces of music played by Yu Boya: "High Mountain and Flowing Water". Together they are called "High Mountain and Flowing Water", and Zhong Ziqi, who truly understood Yu Boya, is called a bosom friend. People often use this idiom "High Mountain and Flowing Water" to describe the wonderful music and the difficulty of finding a close friend.

Two classical Chinese PPTs, the fourth part: Shu, Daisong and Painting Cows

New course introduction

Dai Song, a painter of the Tang Dynasty, was very good at painting cows, and all the cows he painted were lifelike. One of the paintings, "Bullfighting Picture", was passed down to the Song Dynasty and led to an interesting story. Su Shi, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote an article based on this to record this little story and his own feelings. This is the classical Chinese text "Shu Dai Song Hua Niu" we are going to study today.

Detailed explanation of the text

Dai Song (sōn�): a painter of the Tang Dynasty, he was particularly famous for painting buffaloes. "Records of Famous Paintings of the Tang Dynasty" said that he could "bring out the beauty of their wild muscles and bones" in painting buffaloes. His handed down works include "Bullfighting Picture", "Three Cows Picture", "Returning to Herding", etc.

Dai Song's painting of cattle

There was Du Chushi in Shu, who was good at calligraphy and painting and had hundreds of treasures. There is a scroll called "Ox" by Dai Song, which I particularly like. It is a jade scroll with a brocade bag and I often carry it with me.

One day, when the calligraphy and painting were exposed, a shepherd boy saw it, put his palms in his hands and laughed loudly and said: "This painting is a bullfight. When the bull fights, the power is in the horns, and the tail twitches between the two legs. Now it is fighting with the tail turned, which is ridiculous." The scholar laughed at it. . There is an old saying: "When it comes to plowing, you should ask your slaves; when weaving, you should ask your maidservants." This cannot be changed.

Translation: There was a virgin named Du in Sichuan who loved calligraphy and painting. He collected hundreds of calligraphy and painting works. One of them, "Cow" by Dai Song, (Du Chushi) particularly liked. He used jade to make a scroll, packed it in a brocade bag, and often carried it with him.

One day, he spread out his calligraphy and paintings to dry. A shepherd boy saw Dai Song's painting, clapped his hands and laughed and said, "This painting is of a bullfight! When a bull fights, the power is concentrated on the horns. Wrong! "Du Chushi smiled and thought he was right. There is an ancient saying: "You should ask the farmers about loyalty, and you should ask the maids about weaving." This truth will not change.

Summary of main themes

The author is Su Shi, a writer of the Northern Song Dynasty. The article uses concise language and plain techniques, focusing on the "Bullfighting Picture" painted by the Tang Dynasty painter Dai Song, depicting two distinctive characters, Du Chushi and the shepherd boy, telling an interesting story and revealing the meaning of "cultivating people to ask slaves" , We should ask the maidservant" principle. Tell us: We must observe things seriously and carefully, and cannot imagine things out of thin air. Don't be superstitious about authority and start from objective facts.

Two PPTs on classical Chinese, part 5: after-class exercises

1. Read the text correctly and fluently. Recite "Bo Ya Drum and Qin".

2. "Bo Ya broke the strings of the qin and never played the qin again, thinking that there was no one in the world who could play the qin again." Talk about the meaning of this sentence, and then use the "information package" to share your feelings with your classmates.

3. Talk about "Shu Dai Song Painting Cow" in your own words.

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