"Words from the Man Who Sells Oranges" PPT Courseware 3

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"Words from the Man Who Sells Oranges" PPT Courseware 3

1. Teaching objectives

1. Understand Liu Ji and his writing style.

2. Clear the text, master new words and difficult phrases in the text, and be able to translate the text literally.

3． Master grammatical phenomena such as "one word has multiple meanings", "multiple words have one meaning", and "ancient and modern synonyms" in the text.

2. Teaching is important and difficult

Learn the key words and phrases in the text.

Please read the text by yourself, clarify the meaning of the text, solve the pronunciation problems of words, and pay attention to the Chinese characters in the annotations after class.

Yeran, Jia Shibei, everyone is vying for it.

Cut open the beans to confuse the blind

Eat my body Gaobi

Author: Liu Ji

Liu Ji: politician and writer in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. The courtesy name is Bowen, a native of Qingtian, Zhejiang. He was a Jinshi at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. He was summoned by Zhu Yuanzhang together with Song Lian in the 20th year of the Yuan Dynasty. He later became the founding hero of the Ming Dynasty and was awarded the title of "Bo Chengyi". He was promoted to Yushi Zhongcheng and was given the posthumous title of "Wencheng". He was one of the famous poets and writers in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. He wrote "Collected Works of Chengyi Bo" and "Yu Li". Some of his works reflected the social unrest and the suffering of the people, objectively exposing the decay of feudal rule. His prose is famous for short fables.

writing background

Liu Ji was admitted to Jinshi during the reign of Emperor Wenzong of the Yuan Dynasty and was an honest official. However, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the politics were dark, civil servants were corrupt and cowardly, and military officers were in vain. He once criticized the supervisory censor for his dereliction of duty, so he was ostracized, so he abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown. Liu Ji had a deep understanding of officialdom and society, as well as those dignitaries and literati, so he was full of cynicism and wrote such a shocking article.

first part

The first part (paragraphs 1 to 2): It is written that the oranges sold by the orange seller are "gold and jade on the outside, but rotten on the inside", and "I" blames the orange seller for his deceptive behavior.

the second part

The seller laughed and said: "My business has been around for a long time, and I rely on it to eat my body. I sell it, and others take it, without saying anything, but it is not enough for my son? There are many deceivers in the world, and Am I alone? My son is not thinking about it.

Translation: The orange seller smiled and said: "I have been in this industry for many years. I rely on it to support myself. I sell it and others buy it. No one has ever said anything, but it cannot satisfy you. There are many people in the world who cheat. Am I the only one who has not thought about this matter carefully?

One word with multiple meanings and multiple words with one meaning

Polysemy

Ruo: Dry Ruo Ruo (as if); Ruo is exposed to others (pronoun, you)

Market: placed in the market (market, bazaar); if marketed to others (sold)

Industry: My industry has been around for many years (taking... as my industry); if I can build the industry of Yi and Gao (career, great cause)

Sitting: Sitting on Gaobi (ride) Sitting on Milinsu (in vain, in vain)

Multiple words and one meaning

Buy: people compete for it; trade to get one.

Those: I am wearing a tiger talisman and sitting in a high competition; watch him sitting in a high hall

Talented people: tools for building cities and tools for temples

Inflection of Parts of Speech and Different Meanings in Ancient and Modern Times

Parts of speech conjugation

My business has been around for many years: taking... as my business, the connotative usage of nouns

Shield is a tool for defending a city: shield, here it means to defend, the noun is used as a verb

Edaguan, the person who drags the gentry: wear it high, the adjective is used as a verb

When asked about something strange, he said: "... is strange, and the adjective is used as a conative."

If sold to others (noun as verb, sell)

Different meanings in ancient and modern times

Trade: ancient times: buy. Today: trade, deal.

Instruments: Ancient times: talented people. Today: Appliances

Use tact words with adjectives

Jia (jià): same as "price", price

�（xuàn）: same as “炫”, to show off, to boast

Food (sì): Same as "feed", here it means to feed or feed

Adjectives used together mean "the appearance of..."

�� (mighty look) Aangang (high-spirited look)

Weiwei (tall appearance) Hehe (prominent appearance)

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