"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 2

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 2

Dai Wangshu (1905～1950), formerly known as Dai Mengou. A native of Hangxian County, Zhejiang Province. In the autumn of 1923, he joined the Chinese Department of Shanghai University. Poetry collections include "My Memory", "Wangshu Grass", "Wangshu Poetry Draft" and "The Years of Disaster". In his early years, most of his poems were about personal loneliness and sentimentality. Influenced by Western symbolism, the images were hazy and subtle. Later poems expressed the strong feelings of loving the motherland and hating the invaders.

"I Use the Broken Palm" was composed in 1942. It is a song dedicated to the motherland by the poet under the bars of the invaders.

language accumulation

brocade curtain (zhàn�) 臇 (xìn�) algae basil (hāo) ashes (jìn)

haggard (qiáo cuì): describes a person who is thin and looks ugly.

Molecule (lóu yī): Molecule and ant are used to represent tiny creatures and metaphorically describe people with weak strength or low status.

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① During the Anti-Japanese War, many people with lofty ideals fought hard at the cost of their lives and blood in order to change the fate of their motherland being humiliated. Please list some of the people and things you know and share them with everyone.

②What should you learn from Dai Wangshu?

Oral writing

Poets often place their emotions on concrete images, making abstract moods perceptible. Learn from this writing method, relate your life experience, say a few poetic words, and express a certain emotion of yours (such as sadness, joy, etc.).

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 9 About the author Dai Wangshu (1905.3.5 ~ 1950.2.28) was a native of Hangzhou, a Chinese modern symbolist poet, also known as the Yuxiang poet. Characteristics of poetry: the hazy beauty of the poetic environment, the musical beauty of the language, and the beauty of prose in the poetic style. ..

"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 8:

"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 8 Learning objectives 1. Read the poem emotionally 2. Understand the figurative language of the poem 3. Feel the author's noble national integrity 4. Recite this poem with emotion Introduction to the author and writing background: Dai Wangshu (1905-1950), original...

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 7 About the author: Dai Wangshu (1905-1950), formerly known as Dai Mengou. Born in Hangzhou. In the autumn of 1923, he entered the Chinese Department of Shanghai University. In 1925, he joined the Communist Youth League and did propaganda work. Joined the Chinese Leftist Federation in 1931. In 1942,...

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