"Prison Song" PPT Courseware 4

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"Prison Song" PPT Courseware 4

Classmates, our happy life today was obtained with the blood and lives of countless revolutionary martyrs. For the liberation of the Chinese people and the realization of the great ideal of communism, they fought bravely and even sacrificed their precious lives. The "Prison Song" we are going to learn today tells such a story. They wrote it while facing torture in the enemy's prison. Let us study this poem with reverence.

learning target

1. Learn from Comrade Ye Ting’s firm revolutionary stance and great dedication, and cultivate students’ deep feelings for the party, the revolution, and communist ideals.

2. Understand the meaning or function of some words in the poem, and then understand the whole poem, so that students can appreciate the concise and vivid characteristics of poetry and develop the ability to read poetry.

3. Be able to read texts emotionally, recite texts, and develop the ability to read aloud.

Who imprisoned Commander Ye Ting, when was he imprisoned, where was he imprisoned, and how many years was he imprisoned? Under what circumstances was the poem "Prison Song" written, when and where was it written?

Get closer to the author

"Prison Song" is a poem written by Comrade Ye Ting on the wall of his cell with a pencil when he was imprisoned in the Zhazidong Concentration Camp in Geleshan, Chongqing.

Ye Ting is from Huiyang, Guangdong. During the First Civil Revolutionary War, he served as the commander of the independent regiment of the National Revolutionary Army. In 1927, he participated in the Nanchang Uprising and Guangzhou Uprising. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as commander of the New Fourth Army. He was illegally arrested by the Kuomintang during the Wannan Incident in 1941. On March 4, 1946, he was freed at the firm request of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. On April 8, he was flying back to Yan'an from Chongqing and was killed in a plane crash on the way.

What does "prison" in the topic mean? What does the prison song mean?

Judging from the glyph, people are tightly surrounded by four high walls, like a bird in a cage, losing freedom. "Prison" means to put people in prison. "Prison songs" in this article refer to poems written by revolutionaries in enemy prisons.

Read the first stanza of the poem. What thoughts and feelings does the author want to express?

It expresses the author's anger towards the enemy, disgust and hatred towards the traitor.

This verse exposes the seduction of revolutionaries by the Kuomintang reactionaries. At that time, there were only two paths before the revolutionaries in prison: being unyielding meant losing their freedom and even their lives; becoming a traitor and betraying the revolution would lead to freedom. Which path did the author choose? The second verse tells us.

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