"Praise to Poplar" PPT Courseware 7

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"Praise to Poplar" PPT Courseware 7

Mao Dun's original name was Shen Dehong and his courtesy name was Yan Bing. He was a native of Wuzhen, Tongxiang County, Zhejiang Province. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the first Minister of Culture, and also served as Chairman of the Writers Association and Honorary Chairman of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles. Mao Dun wrote a large number of literary works throughout his life.

The main ones include "Midnight", "Eclipse", "Rainbow", "Spring Silkworms", "Lin's Shop", "Frost Leaves Red Like February Flowers", etc.

Word accumulation:

Big felt dominates tiredness and whirling

Hidden and dark, growing sideways and slanting out, boundless

Sleepy, as open as a stone, and handsome

Qiu Zhi fights vertically and horizontally, and a good hand comes by chance

Speculative Article Center

Why does the author praise poplar trees? (Combined with writing background)?

Borrowing objects to express emotions, supporting objects to express aspirations, and praising poplar trees to praise the people in the anti-Japanese base areas.

Reading insights

Ask the students to read the text and mark the key words with a pen to understand why the author praises the poplar tree. Then read out the sentences you like emotionally.

Think about it:

In what aspects is the "extraordinary" poplar tree reflected?

Why doesn't the text continue to write about the extraordinary poplar trees, but instead writes about the scenery of the Loess Plateau?

clear:

1. Explain the extraordinary growth environment of the poplar tree, and set off (contrast or contrast) its strong and unyielding character and proud and upright image.

2. Secretly write about the Anti-Japanese War in North China, paving the way for later chapters to reveal symbolic meaning and express the theme.

Summarize the central idea of ​​this article.

The author uses symbolic techniques to praise the farmers who persisted in the national liberation war under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and their simple, strong and progressive spirit through the reverence and praise of the poplar tree.

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"Praise to the White Poplar" PPT high-quality download Part 1 content: Learning objectives 1. Read the text emotionally and master new words 2. Find clues in the article and summarize the underlying meaning 3. Understand the author's intention of writing about the plateau scene at the beginning... . .. ... Baiyang Praise PPT, Part 2..

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"Praise to the Poplar" PPT free download Part 1: Learning objectives 1. Understand the writing method of expressing one's ambitions by supporting things, and appreciate the symbolic meaning of the poplar tree. 2. Understand the lyrical clues of this article and learn how to write lyrical prose. 3. Learn from the Anti-Japanese Army under the leadership of the Communist Party..

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"Praise to the Poplar" PPT free courseware Part One: Learning Objectives 1 Grasp the symbolic meaning of the poplar tree and the use of contrasting techniques. 2 Feel the simple, strong and progressive spirit and will of the Chinese people. ... ... ... Baiyang Praise PPT, second...

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Update Time: 2024-10-17

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