"Observing the Tide" PPT courseware for the second lesson

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"Observing the Tide" PPT courseware for the second lesson

Part One: Self-Study Tips:

1. Read the text silently, imagine the picture while reading, and draw your favorite scene with a pen circle.

2. Group cooperative inquiry and learning.

3. Each group will report in the order of "before the tide comes, when the tide comes, and after the tide comes".

before the tide

The broad Qiantang River lies in front of you. The river surface is very calm, and becomes wider as you go east. Under the sunshine after the rain, it is covered with a layer of mist.

Everyone looked eastward with their heads high, waiting and hoping.

When the tide comes

The white line moved towards us quickly, gradually lengthening and thickening, crossing the river. Getting closer, I saw whitecaps rolling, forming a water wall more than two feet high. The wave is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white war horses running together, galloping forward in a mighty manner; the sound is like a mountain collapsing and the earth is cracking, as if the earth is shaking.

Watching the Tide PPT, Part 2: Text Review:

If you are a young tour guide, how do you introduce the Qiantang River tide to tourists who don’t know about it?

Famous poems about Qiantang tide

The Mid-Autumn Moon is a thousand miles away, and the sound of a hundred thousand troops surges in the middle of the night.

——Li Kuo's "Recalling Qiantang"

Thousands of miles of waves are rolling in, and snowflakes are flying towards the Diaoyutai.

The crowds of people praised the vast lineup, and the iron horses calmly killed the enemy.

——Mao Zedong's "Seven Wonders: Watching the Tide"

Thunder gathers on the sea surface, and waterfalls cross the river center.

——(Song Dynasty) Fan Zhongyan's "He Yun Envoys Watch the Tide"

The sea is vast and the sky is like thunder, and the tide in Qiantang comes from the sky.

——(Ming Dynasty) Wang Zaijin's "Wangjiangtai"

Watching the Tide PPT, Part 3: Homework

Recite the third and fourth paragraphs.

Collect some famous poems describing the tide of Qiantang River and memorize these poems.

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