"Ceramic Pots and Iron Cans" PPT courseware

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"Ceramic Pots and Iron Cans" PPT courseware

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Clay pot, imperial chef, ridicule, cowardice

Contempt Argument Anger Shame

Passage, palace, excavation, simplicity

[Taunting]Using harsh words to describe the shortcomings of others to embarrass them.

[Contempt]Contempt means to look down upon.

[Humility]Be open-minded, not complacent, and willing to accept criticism.

[Royal Kitchen]The kitchen where the king cooks. Royal, feudal society refers to things related to the emperor.

[Cowardice]Weak and incompetent, not strong.

[Get along well]Get along harmoniously and in a friendly manner; do not quarrel.

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This text is a fable about the iron pot in the king's royal kitchen that relied on its hardness and looked down upon the clay pot. After being buried in the soil for many years, the clay pot was still as clean as new, but the iron pot was completely oxidized and no longer existed. .

"I knew you didn't dare, you cowardly thing!"

"I really don't dare to touch you, but that's not a coward. We were born to hold things, not to collide with each other. When it comes to holding things, I'm not necessarily worse than you. Besides..."

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Why don't you even see the shadow of the tin can? Where did it go?

Iron is easy to oxidize and rust. Over time, the layers of iron cans oxidized and turned into powder. This is the reason why the iron cans disappeared without a trace.

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We cannot be like tin cans that only see our own strengths but not our own shortcomings, nor can we just compare our own strengths with the shortcomings of others; we must be good at discovering the strengths of others and view our own shortcomings correctly. We should respect each other, learn from each other's strengths, and live in harmony!

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"Ceramic Pots and Iron Cans" PPT Download Part One: First Lesson Huang Ruiyun, born in 1932, is from Loudi, Hunan. Engaged in the teaching and research of Chinese classical literature, he also studied philosophy and exegesis, and was engaged in literary creation in his spare time. There are "Huang Ruiyun's Fables", "Spring Island" and "...

"Clay Pots and Iron Pots" PPT (Lesson 2):

"Clay Pots and Iron Pots" PPT (Lesson 2) Part One: Learning Objectives 1. Read the text emotionally. Recite your favorite parts. 2. Find the sentences in the text that describe the demeanor and language of clay pots and iron pots, compare the differences in the personalities of clay pots and iron pots, and analyze...

"Clay Pots and Iron Pots" PPT (first lesson):

"Ceramic Pots and Iron Cans" PPT (Lesson 1) Part 1 Contents: Reading aids Oxidation, also called oxidation, refers to the combination of substances with oxygen. It also generally refers to the loss of electrons or the deviation of electron pairs in a substance during a chemical reaction. The chemical properties of oxygen in the air are very active and can support combustion. ..

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Update Time: 2024-10-19

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