"A Bouquet of Flowers for You" PPT Courseware 2

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"A Bouquet of Flowers for You" PPT Courseware 2

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Feng Jicai, male, was born in Tianjin in 1942. His ancestral home is Cixi County, Ningbo, Zhejiang (now Cicheng Town, Jiangbei District, Ningbo City). He is a famous contemporary writer, writer, artist, folk art worker, folk literature artist, and painter. He is currently the Executive Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the President of the Chinese Novel Society, the Chairman of the Chinese Folk Literature and Artists Association, the Vice Chairman of the International Folk Art Organization (IOV), the Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of the China Association for the Promotion of Democracy, and a member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. His major works include "Pearl Bird" and "Brush Plum".

I can recognize the new words in this lesson:

diē diàn

Fall Mat Worship Become Famous Balance Beam

chán huǎng

Unexpected, entangled, shiny, burdensome on uneven bars

tā xián yíng

A mess, depressed, demure, rich, tearful

kuǎ zāo

beat down bad

kǎiàn

Triumph is dim

First paragraph:

She kept her head hanging. (Keep saying it lasted a long time) Four days ago, she began to put this beautiful and majestic (head down) as she spun off the balance beam and onto the mat. Now that she has returned to China, walking into the lobby of the Capital Airport, she almost wants to hide her head in her collar. She was afraid of seeing the people who came to welcome her, afraid of reporters asking questions, afraid of her sister and brother-in-law coming to greet her, and even afraid of meeting the enthusiastic waitress at the airport--her admirer who came to help her every time she passed by for overseas competitions. She was carrying the bag... and came back defeated, how shameless was she to show off to others!

What does the hanging of the head reflect about the athlete's psychology?

Very sad, depressed and unwilling to see people.

Now that she has returned to China, walking into the lobby of the Capital Airport, she almost wants to hide her head in her collar. What kind of psychology did it reflect on her at that time?

She wrote about her guilty mood at the time. She felt unable to raise her head and face the people around her.

Second paragraph:

In this world competition, she is absolutely sure to ascend to the throne of "Queen" on the balance beam and uneven bars. Experts at home and abroad all estimate so, but her performance turned off all these hopes.

From this sentence, we can see that she is actually very strong, but due to her mistakes, she was disappointed. There was a great contrast between hope and reality, which also cast a shadow on her psychology.

What does it mean if there are too many flowers to hold?

It shows that she was very popular after winning the championship, and many people worshiped her. In fact, this was also the main reason for her psychological burden.

What do the medals, the smiling faces, and the sharp flash of the camera mean?

It shows that she is surrounded by the aura of victory, which is also a severe test for the winner.

The spirit can overcome physical pain, but the body cannot get rid of mental pressure. This sentence shows that a person's physical pain can be overcome by will, but it is difficult to get rid of the mental and ideological burden.

"No one can avoid failure. I think failure and victory are equally important to you. Let failure belong to the past and victory belong to the future." The waitress's voice was soft and sure. How do you understand the underlined sentence? (These are the words of the waitress to comfort the athlete. It not only affirms the athlete's performance, but also gives her infinite care and love, so that she understands how to face failure)

What did the airport maid think of her failure?

The waitress showed great understanding to her failure, and at the same time encouraged and supported her, hoping that she could treat failure and victory correctly and inspire her fighting spirit and strength. In the opinion of this waitress, regardless of success or failure, as long as they have put in sweat and strength, they should be understood and respected.

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"A Bouquet of Flowers for You" PPT Courseware 4 Triumph Worship Uneven Bars Entanglement Achievements Burden Shining Self-control Loss Frustration Guilt Slightly Compensation Bewildered Quiet Avoid A Mess Gloomy Browse the text again: What story does the text tell? ... ... ..

"A Bouquet of Flowers for You" PPT Courseware 3:

"A Bouquet of Flowers for You" PPT Courseware 3 Feng Jicai Feng Jicai is a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang. His ancestral home is Cixi, Zhejiang. He was born in Tianjin in 1942. Famous contemporary writer, litterateur, artist, and folk art rescue worker. Famous folk literature and artist. The current China Federation of Literary and Art Circles...

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Read the PPT courseware "A Bouquet of Flowers for You": She was afraid of meeting the people who came to welcome her, afraid of what reporters would ask, afraid of her sister and brother-in-law coming to greet her, and even afraid of meeting the enthusiastic waitress at the airport and her admirers. Every time I pass by here when I go abroad, I always come to help her carry her bags...

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