"Mountain Travel" PPT teaching courseware

"Mountain Travel" PPT teaching courseware

Part One Content: Text Introduction

There are beautiful scenery in autumn, abundant fruits in autumn, and beautiful poems in autumn. Wang Bo wrote about autumn in a very magnificent way: the setting clouds and solitary swans fly together, and the autumn water is the same color as the sky; Wang Wei wrote about autumn in a very quiet way: after the new rain in the empty mountains, the weather comes late in autumn; while Li Bai described autumn as very desolate : Tangerine and pomelo are crowded in the cold, and the old sycamore trees are in autumn colors; Mao Zedong wrote about autumn changing the world: The bleak autumn wind is now again, and the world has changed. And Du Mu wrote about autumn so full of vitality: The stone path on the cold mountain in the distance is slanted, and there are people living in the white clouds. Stop and sit in the maple forest at night, the leaves are as red as the flowers in February due to frost.

Shanxing PPT, Part 2: Teaching Objectives

1. Master the meaning of words such as "stone path, sitting, frost leaf, red in".

2. Understand the meaning of the poem and experience the poet's unique feeling of praising autumn.

3. Recite silent ancient poems and feel the beautiful scenery.

4. Expand and extend, collect ancient poems about Du Mu or poems about autumn scenery.

Shanxing PPT, Part 3: Understanding Poetry Common Sense

About quatrains

A quatrain is a poem composed of four lines, each of which has five characters (five-character quatrain) or seven characters (seven-character quatrain).

About the Author

Du Mu (AD 803-about 852) was a poet of the Tang Dynasty, Han nationality, named Muzhi, nicknamed Fanchuan Jushi, a native of Jingzhao Wannian (now Xi'an, Shaanxi), and the grandson of Prime Minister Du You. An outstanding poet in the late Tang Dynasty, he is especially famous for his seven-character quatrains. He was good at poetry, and his "Afang Palace Fu" was passed down to future generations. There are twenty volumes of "Collected Works of Fan Chuan" handed down to the world, compiled by his nephew Pei Yanhan. "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains eight volumes of Du Mu's poems. He was nicknamed "Xiao Du" to distinguish him from Du Fu. Together with Li Shangyin, he is called "Little Li Du". "Big Li Du" refers to Li Bai and Du Fu.

Mountain Walk PPT, the fourth part: first reading of ancient poems, overall perception

1. The reading of poetry is very particular. So, how to read this poem? Please give it a try.

2. Listen to and read "Mountain Journey" to master the correct pronunciation and divide the reading rhythm.

Retell after reading

"Mountain Journey" is about the maple forest scenery in late autumn that the poet Du Mu saw in the mountains. It depicts an autumn color consisting of (cold mountains, stone paths, white clouds, people's houses, maple forests, frost leaves). The picture expresses the author's love for the beauty of nature.

Understand poetry with the help of annotations

1. Work in groups and use the annotations in the text to understand the poem word for word. Mark or write down anything you don’t understand.

2. The group selects representatives to report and communicate and form a consensus.

Shanxing PPT, Part 5: Sentence Understanding

The stone path on Hanshan Mountain is sloping in the distance

1. Oblique: xié (read xiá here)

2. "Yuanshang", "Hanshan" and "Xie" each describe what characteristics of the mountain?

"Yuanshang" - the mountain is high; "Hanshan" - the coolness in late autumn; "Xian" - the mountain is steep and the mountain road is winding.

3. This poem describes the (part, all) scenery of the mountain from the (far, near) perspective.

"far", "all"

The first sentence goes from bottom to top, writing about a stone path winding towards the mountains full of autumn. The word "cold" points out the late autumn season; the word "yuan" expresses the length of the mountain road; the word "slant" echoes the word "yuan" at the beginning of the sentence, describing the high and gentle mountain terrain. Since the slope is not steep, you can travel around the mountain by car.

Baiyun was born in a family

1. "Sheng", not "deep". Health: White clouds rise.

2. This poem describes the scenery of ____ (distant, near).

"far away"

3. Translation: Looking at the mountains and forests in the distance, white clouds are rising slowly, and a few sparse houses are faintly visible.

The second sentence describes the distant scenery the poet saw when he was hiking in the mountains.

The three words "someone's home" will make people think of the smoke curling from the kitchen, the crowing of chickens and the barking of dogs, thus making people feel that the cold mountain is full of life. The word "someone's home" also refers to the "stone path" in the previous sentence, because this "stone path" is the passage for residents in the mountains.

Mountain Walk PPT, Part Six: Feeling Poetry through Imagery

1. What kind of picture does "Mountain Journey" depict? What scenes did you write about? Are they layered?

2. Which words in the poem do you think are particularly well written? Please use the sentence pattern "I think the word ________ is used well because it seems to make me see _______________" or "I think the word _______ is used well because it shows _______________".

3. What is the central sentence of this poem? What is the relationship between the other sentences and this poem?

4. "Frost leaves are as red as February flowers" is a widely circulated poem. Why do people prefer this poem to the other three?

5. The ancients said: "Poetry expresses ambition." Could you please tell me what the theme of this poem is?

6. Can you re-create a title for this song?

think

1. What kind of picture does "Mountain Journey" depict? What scenes did you write about? Are they layered?

【clear】

This poem describes the colors of autumn, showing a moving picture of autumn colors in mountains and forests.

The poem describes cold mountains, stone paths, white clouds, people's homes, and red leaves, forming a harmonious and unified picture.

These scenery are not juxtaposed in the same position, but are organically connected, with masters and slaves. To put it simply, the first three sentences describe the background, create the atmosphere, and pave the way for the fourth sentence.

Shanxing PPT, part 7: expansion and migration, extension of artistic conception

1. Collect famous poems about autumn outside class and extract them into a notebook;

2. Recite and memorize this ancient poem;

3. Use your own words to describe the beauty of autumn.

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