"Satire and Remonstrance" PPT courseware 2

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"Satire and Remonstrance" PPT courseware 2

The "sarcastic" in "sarcastic admonition" is a euphemism. "Admonishment" is a subordinate's advice to a superior, and is mostly used between monarchs and ministers. "Satire and admonishment" means that subordinates do not point out the problem directly to their superiors, but use euphemistic and tortuous words to persuade them to correct their mistakes. The word "sarcastic admonishment" points out the object of discussion. "Small discussion" is to express your own views and opinions. The meaning of the topic is to express one's own opinions on the ancient "satire".

Read and grasp the points

1. Read the text quickly, underline new characters and words, and look them up in the dictionary to solve them.

2. Find out what is the central argument of this article?

3. Try to clarify the argument of this article?

1. Pay attention to the pronunciation of the following words

covet, 闱鲠, admonish, sycophant, hold back

2. Explain the following words

Luo Zhi, palace, bones, relics, repairs to the palace, true words

The nine clans implicated are everywhere, accompanying you is like accompanying a tiger

Flattery is a tree of slander and a tiger is watching with eager eyes.

Inquiry activities

Why does the author say that remonstrance and feudal royal power are contradictory to each other?

Because real criticism is generated on the basis of equal communication when the interests of both parties are consistent. The feudal royal power was private and absolute. In this way, the interests represented by the admonishers may conflict with the emperor's personal interests. At the same time, the emperor has absolute power and can take away the life of the admonishers at any time, which makes the admonishers have to be cautious. So, fundamentally, the two are contradictory.

Appreciation of famous sentences

If water is placed in a round plate, the water will be round; if water is placed in a square cup, the water will be square.

Using vivid metaphors to illustrate that the emperor's attitude and thoughts determine the behavior of his ministers.

Isn’t this the case in our lives?

Give phonetic notation to the underlined words below.

Beware (dī), admonish (zhèng), covet (yú)

Killing (lù) bone 鲠 (gěng) nìng

official career (shì) slander (bàng)

Explain the dotted words in the sentence.

①Beware of them coveting their throne.

Covet: To wish for something one does not deserve.

②The remonstrance system thus entered the ancient royal power system.

Jianjing: Tell people's faults straightforwardly and persuade them to correct themselves.

③Taizong of the Tang Dynasty accepted advice and followed the good deeds. He can be called an emperor through the ages.

Follow good advice like a stream: It describes being able to quickly accept good opinions from others, as naturally as water flowing from high places to low places.

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"Satire and Admonishment" PPT courseware About the author Xiao Chunlei, male, from Taining, Fujian, born in 1964. A writer, he used the pen names Sikong Xiaoyue, Shibu, Weishi, etc. to write poetry, prose, novels, and art criticism. He is the author of a collection of poems "The Sands of Time" and a collection of essays "Cultural Creatures".

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