"Stone Beasts in the River" PPT courseware

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"Stone Beasts in the River" PPT courseware

Ji Yun, also known as Xiaolan, was a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty. He was humorous by nature. He served as the chief editor of Sikuquanshu and wrote "Notes of Yuewei Thatched Cottage" and so on.

"Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes" is a classical Chinese note novel written by Ji Yun in his later years. The subject matter is mainly monsters, ghosts and foxes, but there are also descriptions of personal anecdotes, famous objects, allusions, etc. The content is quite extensive.

The ancient and modern books are divided into four categories: Jing, Shi, Zi and Ji, collectively called "Sikuquanshu".

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Introduction: This article tells a story: There was a temple near a river. After the temple door collapsed, the two stone lions next to the door also fell into the river. Later, when the temple was to be built, it was decided to salvage the stone lions. Some people said that they had to look downstream because the stone lions were washed away by the water, but they were not found downstream. A scholar said that the stone lion must have sunk into the sand and mud, because the stone is heavy and the sand and mud is light. As a result, it was not found in the sand and mud in front of the temple. An old sailor finally said that the two stone lions were upstream, and indeed they were caught upstream. How could we go upstream? We will know after reading the text.

1. The article mainly introduces several main characters and summarizes their four methods and results of searching for the stone beasts in the river.

2. Find out in the text what are the differences in their reasons for looking for stone beasts?

3. The premise of the reasoning between the lecturer and the old river soldier is that "the nature of stone is hard and heavy, while the nature of sand is loose and floating". Why are the conclusions different?

4. Why are the first three methods wrong and only Lao Hebing’s method is correct?

Which of the following statements does not conform to the meaning of the original text is ()

A. One opinion is to analyze from the perspective of stone and sand properties, and believe that stone animals should be found where they fell into the water.

B. One view is based on the analysis of the impact of the sudden surge of water on the stone beasts, and it is believed that the stone beasts should be searched for in the lower reaches of the river.

C. One opinion is to make a comprehensive analysis from the perspective of stone properties, sand properties and water impact, and believe that the stone beasts should be found upstream of the animals falling into the water.

D. All three opinions are correct, but practice is more important.

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