"My Chinese Heart" PPT Courseware 2

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"My Chinese Heart" PPT Courseware 2

about the author

Huang �, formerly known as Huang Zhansen, was born in Guangzhou in 1941. He moved to Hong Kong with his parents in 1949 and graduated from the Chinese Department of the University of Hong Kong in 1963. Famous Hong Kong writer and songwriter. Together with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang and Cai Lam, he is known as the "Four Great Talents of Hong Kong". Together with Ni Kuang and Chua Lam, he is also known as the "Three Famous Speakers in Hong Kong". He has written more than 2,000 songs and is known as the "General Speaker of Popular Lyrics". He has been working in the media for decades and is known as a "ghost". Passed away due to illness on December 1, 2004.

Song introduction

In the second half of 1982, when reviewing textbooks for primary and secondary schools, the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Culture and Sports blatantly tampered with the history of Japanese imperialism's invasion of China. This aroused great indignation among the Chinese people and compatriots in Hong Kong and Macao. Huang Jie and Wang Fuling collaborated to create "My Chinese Heart". 》. After being sung by Hong Kong singer Zhang Mingmin, it aroused strong resonance among compatriots in Hong Kong and Macao, and they sang it one after another to express their patriotism. In January 1984, the then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visited China and issued the "Sino-British Joint Declaration", stating that the Chinese government would regain sovereignty over Hong Kong on July 1, 1997. At this year's Spring Festival Gala, Zhang Mingmin became the first Hong Kong actor to participate in the China Central Television Spring Festival Gala with her song "My Chinese Heart", and the song became popular all over the country.

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Read the lyrics with emotion and appreciate the beauty of the lyrics.

Dive deeper into the lyrics and answer questions about them

1. What is the theme word that is sung repeatedly in the song? How to understand?

What is repeatedly sung in the lyrics is "Chinese Heart", which means that overseas Chinese will always have the motherland in their hearts and always think of the motherland.

2. In what capacity is this song sung? Where can it be seen?

Overseas travelers

"The rivers and mountains only linger in my dreams, and I have not been close to my motherland for many years." I don’t know how many years have passed since I left my motherland, and some of them have never even set foot on the motherland. But no matter how many years we have been away, even if we have never seen it, the mountains and rivers of our motherland are always reflected in our dreams. "Meng lingering" and "no close contact for many years" point out the identity of the wanderer, containing deep longing and regret.

What are some sentences in the lyrics that directly express your deep and unchangeable love for the motherland?

“But no matter what, it can’t change my Chinese heart.”

"No matter when, no matter where, we are still dear to our hearts."

“Even if I am in a foreign country, it cannot change my Chinese heart.”

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"My Chinese Heart" PPT courseware 4:

"My Chinese Heart" PPT courseware 4 Introduction to the lyricist: Huang � (1941-2004), a famous Hong Kong writer and songwriter. Together with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang and Cai Lam, he is known as the four great talents in Hong Kong. He has been working in the media for decades and is known as a genius. Song introduction 1982..

"My Chinese Heart" PPT courseware 3:

"My Chinese Heart" PPT Courseware 3 Huang � (1941~2004), a famous Hong Kong writer and songwriter. Together with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang and Cai Lam, he is known as the four great talents in Hong Kong. He has been working in the media for decades and is known as a genius. In January 1984, the then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher...

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