"Chinese Garden Six" PPT (Sixth Grade Volume 1)

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"Chinese Garden Six" PPT (Sixth Grade Volume 1)

Part One: Communication Platform

Poetry is the essence of Chinese culture that has been passed down for thousands of years. Our elders have been chanting the beautiful ancient rhymes in their ears since they were babbling. After going to school, they smelled the fragrance of Tang poetry and Song lyrics from books.

Today’s communication platform, let’s talk about how we understand ancient poetry.

Xiaofang: When reading ancient poetry, if you encounter words you don’t understand, you can use the annotations to understand them.

Xiao Ming: I feel the same way. For example, when I read Wang Anshi's poem "Shu Hu Yin Mr. Bi", there is a sentence "Two mountains are lined with gates to bring greenery", and the annotation is "Pavilion, open the door. Gate, small door." I seem to see two green mountains coming from the door. When we enter, we are greeted by lush greenery.

Xiaojun: Picture-like poems can be understood through imagination. For example, when I read "Thousands of miles away, the orioles are singing, the green is reflected in red, and the water village, mountains and mountains are filled with wine flags and wind", the beautiful scene of spring in the south of the Yangtze River emerged in my mind. Reading with such imagination made me realize the beauty of poetry.

Xiaoli: Xiaojun’s method is very good. I want to read ancient poems like him. For example, "A crane flying above the clouds in a clear sky brings poetry to the blue sky." This sentence is also a unique picture of the landscape. It seems to be seeing an open scene of crisp autumn air and floating white clouds. And in this clear sky, a white crane soars straight up into the clouds, full of joy. Poetic.

Chinese Garden PPT, Part 2: Use of Phrases and Segments

Sentence is the basic unit of language use. A sentence is a language unit composed of words and phrases that can express a complete meaning.

In order to express the meaning clearly, commonly used sentences include two parts:

One part is the "who" or "what" said in the sentence (the subject part);

The other part is the "what", "how" or "what to do" said in the sentence (predicate part).

For example, tell someone something, ask a question, express a request or stop, or express some emotion.

Read it and talk about what point of view the following passage expresses.

In order to make the living environment more comfortable, people plant a large number of flowers, plants and trees in the city. Lush flowers, plants and trees are the "green guardians" of the city. People compare them to the "lungs of the city", which is very vivid and accurate. Because these "green guards" can not only absorb excess carbon dioxide in the air and regulate urban air, but also reduce dust pollution - the fluff and mucus on the surface of the leaves can absorb flying dust and prevent the spread of dust particles.

Chinese Garden PPT, the third part of the content: Accumulation over time

The Five Elements is a systematic view of ancient Chinese Taoist philosophy and is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine, horoscopes, numerology, physiognomy and divination. The meaning of the five elements includes the five basic dynamics through the evolution of yin and yang: water (representing moistening), fire (representing inflammation), metal (representing convergence), wood (representing expansion), and earth (representing neutralization). Ancient Chinese philosophers used the Five Elements Theory to explain the formation and interrelationship of all things in the world. It emphasizes the whole and aims to describe the movement form and transformation relationship of things.

Yin and Yang are the ancient theory of the unity of opposites, and the Five Elements are the original system theory.

Grain generally refers to rice, wheat, millet, millet, and millet. "Five grains" refer to the five types of grains in ancient times. Books older than "The Analects" such as "The Book of Songs" and "The Book of Books" only mention "hundred grains" and nothing about "five grains".

From hundreds of grains to five grains, have the types of food crops been reduced? no. In the past, people often gave a proper name to several different varieties of a crop, which made the list too much. Moreover, the word "hundred" here only means many, and there are not really a hundred kinds.

The emergence of the term "grains" indicates that people have a relatively clear concept of classification, and also reflects that there were five main food crops at that time.

Regarding "grains", there were many different opinions in ancient times, the most important of which are two:

①Refers to rice, millet, millet (millet), wheat, and bean (soybean).

②Refers to hemp (cannabis), millet, millet, wheat, and bean sprouts.

When the term "grain" was first coined, there was no record of what it actually meant.

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