"Gan Jiang Moye" PPT courseware 3

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"Gan Jiang Moye" PPT courseware 3

1. About "Sou Shen Ji"

A collection of strange novels. Written by Emperor Qianbao of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Written in notebook style. 20 volumes. The original version has been lost, but the current version is compiled from the books "Fa Yuan Zhu Lin" and "Taiping Yu Lan". There are 454 stories in memory. The contents are mostly miraculous anecdotes, and some excellent myths, legends and folk tales are also preserved. Generally, they are not long in length, with simple plots but vivid characters. It had a direct impact on the development of legends and popular literature in the Tang Dynasty.

2. About Ganbao

The year of birth and death is unknown. Historian and writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The word Ling Sheng. A native of Xincai (now Xincai, Henan Province). He wrote many works in his life. There are "Zhou Yi Zhu", "Zhou Guan Zhu", "Chun Qiu Zuo Shi Yi Wai Zhuan", "Jin Ji", "Sou Shen Ji", etc. The "Sou Shen Ji" he wrote is a representative work of strange novels in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The original 20 volumes have been lost, and the current version has been compiled by later generations.

one. teaching objectives

1. Further analyze the characters on the basis of reading the article and understanding the plot

2. Understand the fighting spirit of the ancient working people against the tyrants reflected in the article and the good wishes of the common people in folklore.

two. Teaching Focus and Difficulties

Focus: Analyze the character image of the knight in the article

Difficulty: Correctly understand the weird elements in the plot of the article

1. Translation of the first paragraph

Mo Xie, a general of the Chu State, made a sword for the King of Chu. It took him three years to complete it. The King of Chu became angry and wanted to kill him. There are two types of swords: female sword and male sword. His wife is pregnant and about to give birth to a child. The husband told his wife: "I made a sword for the King of Chu. It took three years to complete it. The King of Chu was angry and would kill me if he went there. If you give birth to a boy and it is a boy, when he grows up, tell him: 'Go out and look at the Nanshan Mountains, where the pine trees are growing. On the stone, the sword is hidden behind it.'" So he took the female sword to see the king of Chu. The king of Chu was furious and sent people to inspect it. There were two swords, a male sword and a female sword. When the female sword came, the male sword was not brought. The king was furious and killed him.

Translation of the second paragraph:

Moye's son was named Chi. When he grew up, he asked his mother, "Where is my father?" His mother said, "Your father made the sword for the King of Chu, and it took three years to complete it. The King of Chu was angry and killed him. He killed him. When he left, he told me: 'Tell your son to go out and look at Nanshan. The pine trees grow on the stones, and the sword is hidden behind them.'" So he went out and looked south, but there was no mountain. He only saw a mountain in front of the hall. A pine pillar stood on top of the stone. So he used an ax to cut the back of the stone and got the sword. He thought about revenge on the King of Chu day and night.

Retelling tips:

Why was the general killed by the King of Chu? How did he explain to his wife before offering his sword to the King of Chu?

What did Chi do when he grew up? What did he want to do?

Where is Chi? How did he meet Ke? How did Ke promise to avenge Chi's father? What did Chi do after that?

What kind of plot did Ke set up to kill the King of Chu? What did Ke do after killing the Queen of Chu? What is the ending of the story?

think:

1. In order to avenge the murder of his father, what did the son of general Moye do?

Chi first "searched for the sword", then "went into the mountains to sing songs" when he had no way to take revenge, and finally committed suicide to entrust the "guest" to avenge his father's murder.

2. "Ke" is a brave, resourceful, trustworthy and righteous person. Where is his "bravery" reflected? Where does his "conspiracy" lie? he

Where is the "faithfulness" shown?

The "guest"'s "bravery" is shown in the fact that he did not hesitate to sacrifice his own life to assassinate the king of Chu, and the "ke"'s "conspiracy" is shown in the fact that he came up with a way to assassinate the king of Chu. His "faithfulness" is reflected in the fact that he lived up to his trust and used his life to complete the task of avenging Chi.

Text comprehension

The text tells the story of a knight avenging Chi, the son of general Mo Xie, for killing his father. It shows that the "guest" lived up to Chi's trust and finally fulfilled Chi's instructions, praising the chivalrous man's courageous dedication to safeguarding justice. The generals Moye, Chi, and Ke are all working people living at the bottom. They dare to resist the king of Chu and fight against the ruling class, showing a heroic spirit of bravery, tenacity, and fearlessness of rape.

Some of the plots in this article are impossible to happen in real life. Why can such stories be passed down from generation to generation?

Be clear: the story entrusts the good wishes of the people.

Think about it·Do it

1. Translate the following sentences into modern Chinese.

1. Hearing that the king bought his son's head for a thousand gold, he brought his head and sword to repay his son.

I heard that King Chu paid a very high price for your head. Bring your head and sword and I will avenge you.

2. This is the head of a warrior. It should be cooked in a pot of soup.

This is the warrior's head, and he should be boiled in a pot of soup.

3. This child's head is not dead. I hope the king will come and look at it, but it will definitely die.

This man's head is not rotten. Please ask the king to come closer to the pot and see for himself. He will definitely rot.

4. The three pieces were all rotten and unrecognizable, so they were buried separately in soup and meat.

The three heads rotted together and could not be distinguished, so their soup and meat were separated and buried.

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"Gan Jiang Moye" PPT courseware 2:

"Gan Jiang Moye" PPT courseware 2 About the author This article is selected from the strange novel "Sou Shen Ji". Qian Bao: Historian and writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Chapter 1: Mo Xie, the general of Chu Qian, made a sword for the King of Chu. It took three years to complete it. The king was angry and wanted to kill him. There are male and female swords. His wife was reborn as a child. The husband said to his wife...

"Go-getter Moye" PPT courseware:

"Gan Jiang Moye" PPT courseware About the author This article is selected from the strange novel "Sou Shen Ji". Qian Bao: Historian and writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. 1. About "Sou Shen Ji", a collection of strange novels. Written by Emperor Qianbao of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Written in notebook style. 20 volumes. The original version has been lost, but the current version is from Fa Yuan..

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