"Beautiful Jinci" PPT courseware

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"Beautiful Jinci" PPT courseware

Part One: Information Treasure Bag

Liang Heng (1946——) was born in Huoxian County, Shanxi Province. Graduated from Renmin University of China in 1968. I have been working as a reporter at the grassroots level for a long time. He is currently the deputy director of the Press and Publication Administration, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, and an executive director of the All-China Journalists Association. Mainly engaged in prose creation and prose theoretical research. His works have won the Youth Literature Award, the Zhao Shuli Literature Award, and the National Award for Outstanding Popular Science Works; in 1996, the essay "Suddenly Listening to "Walking to the West Exit" Again" published in "Foshan Literature and Art" won the "Beautiful Essays", "Literary Freedom Talk", "Foshan The "Heart for China" essay competition jointly organized by "Literary Arts" and "Art". Three prose pieces, "Jin Ci", "Looking for a crossing, looking for a crossing, where to cross" and "Xia Gan" were selected as middle school textbooks. His major works include "News Trilogy" (3 volumes), "Popular Romance of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry" (2 volumes), essay collections "Famous Mountains and Great Rivers", and "Heroes and Heroes".

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1. Familiarize yourself with the new words in this lesson.

2. Read the text fluently and talk about the main content of the text.

Beautiful Jinci PPT, part 2: detailed explanation of the text

1. Where is the beautiful natural scenery of Jinci mainly reflected? (The beauty of Jinci lies in the mountains, trees and water.)

2. Where is the beauty of the mountains in Jinci? Here the author uses some rhetorical techniques to analyze the characteristics of the beauty of Jinci Mountain. Please find them out and explain their effects.

(The characteristics of mountains are towering, long, and pleasant all year round. Metaphors and personifications vividly illustrate the characteristics of mountains.)

The characteristic of “plenty” of water

“When you look at the pavilions and pavilions along the flowing water, you may ask: Are these hundreds of buildings floating on the water?

"Walking in the garden, I saw a deep pool here and a small canal there. There was a river under the bridge, a well in the pavilion, and a stream on the roadside. The thin streams among the stones were like threads; the blue waves were sparkling in the forest. , like brocade or satin.”

The characteristic of water being “clear”

"The water flow is not strong, and the clear microwaves pull the long grass vines into strands of silk, which are spread on the bottom of the river and hung on the shore. Together with the reflections of the goldfish, moss and stone railings, they are woven into Large streamers go through the pavilion and around the pavilion, slowly and endlessly. "

The characteristic of water being “still”

"So much water flows continuously, making a tinkling-ding-dong-dong sound day and night. "

The characteristic of water being “soft”

"The water flow is not strong, and the clear microwaves pull the long grass vines into strands of silk, which are spread on the bottom of the river and hung on the shore. Together with the reflections of the goldfish, moss and stone railings, they are woven into Large streamers go through the pavilion and around the pavilion, slowly and endlessly. "

Beautiful Jinci PPT, the third part: summary theme

The beauty of Jinci lies in the mountains, trees and water. The mountains here are towering, like a barrier; long, like outstretched arms, embracing Jinci Temple. "Beautiful Jinci" is a literary and artistic explanatory essay that takes physical things as the object of explanation. It expresses the author's love and heartfelt praise for the traditional culture of the motherland.

Tips on writing

When writing about the two characteristics of "many" and "soft", what rhetorical techniques are used in each?

(The author uses rhetorical techniques and beautiful sentence patterns to explain the characteristics of Jinci Water. However, the most beautiful thing is the ancient culture left to us by our ancestors.)

In what order should this passage be explained? How do you understand the last "general"?

(The logical sequence of total-point-total. The introduction of natural scenery is from top to bottom and from outside to inside; the introduction of historical cultural relics is from primary to secondary, from point to surface.)

Beautiful Jinci PPT, part 4: practice in class

1. Spelling Heaven and Earth.

jìn cí sōng bǎi lán gǎn cǎo màn

(Jinci) (pines and cypresses) (railings) (grass and vines)

2. Supplementary words.

Heart (refreshing) spirit (pleasure) (five) light (ten) colors

(rise) from the ground (clearly) visible

3. What rhetorical devices are used in the following sentences.

1. The beauty of Jinci lies in the mountains, trees, and water... (parallelism)

2. The mountains here are as long as two outstretched arms, embracing Jinci Temple. (simile)

3. When Li Bai came here, he once praised: "The flowing water of Jinci is like jasper." (Metaphor)

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"Beautiful Jinci" PPT Part One Content: Introduction to Jinci is located at the foothills of Xuanweng Mountain in the southwest of Taiyuan City, Shanxi. It is the only and precious historical and cultural heritage integrating ancient Chinese sacrificial buildings, gardens, sculptures, murals, and inscriptions. It is also a world-famous architectural heritage. ,garden..

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