"Suzhou Gardens" PPT

"Suzhou Gardens" PPT

Part One: Author’s Business Card

Ye Shengtao (1894-1988), formerly known as Ye Shaojun, also known as Shengtao, was a writer, educator and editor from Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. Known as an "excellent language artist", he has made significant contributions to the reform of Chinese teaching and the construction of teaching materials.

His representative works include the novel "Ni Huanzhi", the short story "Collecting Three or Five Dou Too Much", and fairy tales such as "Scarecrow" and "Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes". The works are collected in "Collection of Ye Shengtao".

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This article is selected from the 1979 issue 4 of "Encyclopedia Knowledge". Slightly abridged. The original title was "The Humble Administrator's Gardens as a Favorite - Talking about Suzhou Gardens". In early 1979, a Hong Kong publishing house planned to publish a photography book introducing Suzhou gardens, and invited Ye Shengtao to write a preface, and Ye Shengtao happily agreed. Later, the photo album was not published for some reason, and the preface was used by "Encyclopedia Knowledge", titled "The Humble Administrator's Gardens are Deeply Affectionate - Talking about Suzhou Gardens". This is Ye Shengtao's natural expression and vivid description of his deep love for Suzhou gardens.

Suzhou Garden PPT, Part 2: Word Learning

Xuanxie ( ) Pond ( ) Hill and valley ( )

Appearance ( ) Alternate ( ) Rugged ( )

Vulgar ( ) Hollow ( ) Rose ( )

Mountains and mountains ( ) Corridor ( ) Consideration ( )

word explanation

Scenery: scenery.

Steps: steps.

Jagged: skinny appearance.

Similarity: means that they should not be the same but are the same.

Bad strokes: The poorly drawn parts of a painting.

Hollowing out: carving out patterns or words that penetrate an object.

Appreciation: Appreciation (of art or cultural relics).

Suzhou Garden PPT, Part 3: Overall Perception

1. Listen to the reading, divide the structural levels, and clarify the ideas of the article.

Part 1 (1-2) Total

Summarize the status, value and overall characteristics of Suzhou gardens - pictorial beauty.

Part 2 (3-9) points

The author explains the general characteristics of the picturesque beauty of Suzhou gardens from all aspects of garden architectural facilities.

Part 3(10)Total

It is pointed out that the beauty of Suzhou gardens goes beyond what is mentioned above.

2. Read the text quickly and find the sentence that best summarizes the characteristics of Suzhou gardens.

It is important that visitors always have a perfect picture in front of them no matter where they stand.

Suzhou Garden PPT, Part 4: Text Interpretation

1. Summarize the beauty of gardens

From what aspects does the author explain the characteristics of Suzhou gardens?

2. Intensive reading of the beauty of gardens

Read the third paragraph and think about the following questions:

1. What are the characteristics of the layout of pavilions, terraces and pavilions? (Answer with words from the text)

"Nothing about symmetry."

2. Which sentence in the article is closely related to the characteristic of "picture beauty"?

"I think, using a picture as an analogy, a symmetrical building is a pattern painting, not an art painting..."

3. What explanation method is used in this paragraph?

Make analogies (pattern paintings and fine art paintings), make comparisons (ancient palaces and Suzhou gardens)

Read the fifth paragraph and think about the following questions:

1. What are the characteristics of flowers, plants and trees?

"Focus on the meaning of the painting."

2. What explanation methods are used in this paragraph?

Compare: Compare with pines, cypresses, roadside trees

Example: "Ancient Vine"

Analogy: compare wisteria to a painting

3. Which sentences in this paragraph are closely related to the feature of "picture beauty"?

The planting and pruning of trees in Suzhou gardens also focus on painting.

There are ancient vines in several gardens, and their winding branches are a beautiful painting.

3. Analysis and explanation method

Give an example to illustrate the main explanation methods and functions used in this article.

1. compared to:

① When introducing flowers, plants and trees, he said, "There are no pines and cypresses trimmed like pagodas, and no roadside trees like military parades." This is both a metaphor and a comparison, expressing my country's traditional aesthetic views and the unique national style.

② When introducing the color of the buildings, he compared it with the gardens in Beijing, "Suzhou gardens are different from Beijing gardens in that they rarely use colored paintings. The beams, pillars, and door and window railings are mostly painted with Guangqi, which is a color that is not dazzling."

2. for example

For example: The second natural paragraph uses the example of "when visitors come to the garden, no one does not think orally say "as in the picture"" to illustrate the characteristics of Suzhou gardens as a perfect picture. In the fifth natural paragraph, several ancient vines in the garden are taken as examples to vividly illustrate the artistic style of flowers and trees in Suzhou gardens.

3． copy appearance

For example: in the fifth natural paragraph, the planting and pruning of Suzhou garden trees focus on the depiction of the painting.

Suzhou Garden PPT, Part 5: In-depth exploration

Why does this article use logical order to introduce Suzhou gardens instead of spatial order?

This article does not introduce the situation of a certain garden in Suzhou, but the common characteristics of all gardens in Suzhou. Therefore, it cannot be explained in the order of visiting like an explanatory text introducing a certain place, but must be based on a high level of generalization from the whole to the part. , from large and conspicuous things to small and inconspicuous things, explain them item by item, so use logical order.

Summary of the main theme

This article introduces the picturesque characteristics of Suzhou gardens, reproduces their beauty and exquisiteness, shows the superb level of Chinese garden art, and praises the unique ingenuity and outstanding artistic creativity of designers and craftsmen.

Suzhou Garden PPT, Part Six: Artistic Features

1. The total score is combined and the structure is clear.

The article begins with a general summary of Suzhou gardens, that is, "No matter where you stand, there is always a perfect picture in front of you." In order to illustrate this overall feature, the author mainly explains it from four aspects, highlighting its layout, coordination, contrast, layering and other characteristics. Finally, let me explain that other aspects also reflect this overall feature. The introduction of Suzhou gardens has a general introduction and a detailed explanation. The general explanation and the partial explanation are closely integrated and the thinking is clear. The full text is not a general introduction, but always grasps the main characteristics of Suzhou gardens for explanation.

2. The language is accurate and thought-provoking.

(1) Use of verbs: For example, "If the window is facing a white wall, it is too monotonous, add a few poles of bamboo or banana trees." The word "bu" in it shows the craftsmen's carefulness and good at changing the monotony. Be colorful.

(2) Use of adverbs: For example, "As for ponds and swamps, most of them use living water." Suzhou gardens "rarely use colored paintings." The "mostly" and "very few" are used in a measured way, neither exaggerating nor minimizing.

(3) Use of descriptive words: For example, "mountains upon mountains" describes the scene of rockery hills rising suddenly and layer upon layer; "high and low buckling" describes the natural features of the edges of ponds and rivers; "pitching and posture" describes tall trees. And the grace of looking up and down at the low tree.

3. Use various explanation methods to highlight the characteristics of things.

The article appropriately uses various explanation methods such as comparisons, analogies, examples, and quotations to highlight the characteristics of Suzhou gardens.

Suzhou Garden PPT, Part 7: Homework

Choose one of the following two questions:

1. Using "beauty" as the topic, write a paragraph and talk about the beauty you like.

2. Write an article introducing a garden you have visited, about 200 words.

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