"Enter New York" PPT courseware 2

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"Enter New York" PPT courseware 2

Introduction to New York

New York is the largest city and largest commercial port in the United States. It is not only the financial center of the United States, but also one of the financial centers of the world. New York has a shorter history, only more than 300 years. Manhattan Island is the core of New York. New York is also the city with the most skyscrapers. Representative buildings include the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center and later the World Trade Center (the World Trade Center collapsed after being attacked by terrorists on September 11, 2001). The Empire State Building and the World Trade Center both have more than 100 floors. They tower into the sky and are majestic. New York is also known as the "Standing City".

Wall Street, located at the southern end of Manhattan, is more than 500 meters long and houses 6 head offices of the 10 largest banks in the United States. It is a symbol of the American financial empire.

About the Author

Liu Chengzhang, born in 1937 in Yan'an, Shaanxi Province, is a contemporary writer and former vice chairman of the Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association. He is good at prose, and his works contain the flavor of life on the Loess Plateau.

Pinyin:

ravine rock immersion

White-capped hoe, strange rise

clang, noisy, suddenly

Chaos, bone, parting ways

Write words based on meaning

(1) The face shines with brilliance. ( )

(2) Describe quick action. ( )

(3) Beyond the world, breaking away from the mundane world. ( )

(4) Everyone goes his own way. ( )

(5) Described as tall, horizontal in the air, floating out of the world. ( )

collaborative inquiry

1. What are the clues of this article (find relevant sentences from the article)

2. When you enter New York, what is your first impression of New York?

3. What scenes in New York are described in the article? What are the characteristics of each of them? What perspective of observation does the author use to describe the scenery?

4. How did the author feel after visiting New York? Understand the feelings expressed by the author in the text.

A series of short sentences are used in the article. Please find them and understand their characteristics and expression effect.

Characteristics: The sentences are concise, sonorous and powerful, and the momentum is exciting and exciting.

Function: Reflects the tense pace of life and the convenient traffic conditions in New York.

What are the functions of using repeated words, refrains, and parallel sentences in the article?

"It seems that all the mountains, all the peaks, all the ridges, and all the peaks in nearly 200 countries on the five continents of the world have gathered here!" "Looking to the left is a ravine, looking to the right is a ravine. Move your eyes forward and back, It’s still gully, gully, gully.”

This tone is overwhelming and unrestrained, fully expressing the majestic scene of New York's high-rise buildings towering like mountains. The momentum is urgent and makes readers feel suffocated.

This article uses metaphors and exaggerations in many places. What is their purpose?

simile:

1. "They are a field of wormwood, while the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center are three coconut trees holding up the sky; they are a pile of toys, and the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center are three giraffes eating laurel leaves."

The image vividly highlights the height of the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.

2. "The long wind of thousands of miles is like a transparent giant dragon in the sky, passing by at a speed of seventy or eighty miles per hour. The dragon's claws and scales are colliding and tearing everyone's clothes and hair, making everyone as embarrassed as A plaything in the dragon’s hand cannot stand firm.”

This metaphor tries to express the fast and powerful wind speed in New York.

As a modern metropolis, New York is full of vitality. At the same time, the article also reflects another aspect of New York: fierce competition and high pressure in life. The article writes that only little squirrels have "no pursuits and no pressure," which reflects that people living in an environment like New York are "far less comfortable than little squirrels." There is praise and criticism.

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"Into New York" PPT courseware Liu Chengzhang, born in 1937, is from Yan'an, Shaanxi. Member of the Chinese Writers Association, executive director of the Chinese Prose Society, and first-class writer. He started publishing works when he was in junior high school. He has written poems, lyrics and scripts, and his lyrics have had a certain impact. have..

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