"Selling Cabbage" PPT

"Selling Cabbage" PPT

Part 1: Importing new lessons

The thing I regret most is that I went to sell cabbage with my mother, and intentionally or unintentionally paid an old man who was buying cabbage an extra cent. After calculating the money, I went to school. When I came home from school, I saw my mother, who rarely shed tears, burst into tears. My mother didn't scold me, she just said softly: "Son, you have embarrassed my mother."

——Mo Yan's "Nobel Prize for Literature Acceptance Speech"

about the author

Mo Yan, male, formerly known as Guan Moye, was born in 1955. He is the first Chinese writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. In 2011, Mo Yan won the Mao Dun Literature Award for his novel "Frog". He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2012 for his work integrating folk tales, history and contemporary society through hallucinatory realism.

Selling Cabbage PPT, Part 2: Pre-class Test

Phonetic notate the following new words:

glimpse ( ) wet ( ) choke ( ) sob ( )

Rough ( ) Wooden prong ( ) Overflowing ( ) Cold ( )

Heijuan ( ) Chilblain ( ) Pull ( ) Poke ( )

Rui Zhuang ( ), muttering ( ), a pile ( ), spitting ( )

Selling Cabbage PPT, Part Three: Careful Reading of Key Points

Close reading of key points: the beginning (natural paragraphs 1-9)

As the year drew to a close, my mother was forced by poverty to decide to sell the three remaining cabbages.

1. The mother’s psychological activities before and after when she wanted to sell the three cabbages;

2. "My" mentality towards my mother's intention to sell the three cabbages;

3. The mother and son have deep feelings for the cabbage they planted by themselves.

Close reading of key points: development (natural paragraphs 10-26):

The process of mother and son going to the market to sell cabbage.

1. The situation on the way to the market;

2. The situation of bargaining with buyers in the market.

Read the key points carefully: Ending (natural paragraphs 27-31):

Because I asked the buyer for a dime more, the cabbage was returned, and my mother shed tears, which I will never forget.

1. The situation on the way to the market;

2. The situation of bargaining with buyers in the market.

Poverty is not shameful. What is shameful is that a person is dishonest.

Selling Cabbage PPT, Part 4: Summary

Do you know the author’s writing background?

What do "a dime" and "three cabbages" mean to ordinary people?

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"Selling Cabbage" PPT courseware Part One: Introduction to the new lesson. What story does the text tell? Read the text silently, find out the sentences that express tears in the text, and see who is crying and why. My mother wanted to sell cabbage, but the cabbage rolled into the ditch. She counted an extra cent...