"The Death of Tan Sitong" PPT courseware

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"The Death of Tan Sitong" PPT courseware

learning target:

1. Understand the common sense about Liang Qichao and Tan Sitong.

2. Read the text and understand its meaning.

3. Connect with history and learn from Tan Sitong’s heroic spirit of being upright and disregarding personal life and death.

Tan Sitong (1865-1898) was born in Liuyang, Hunan. He despised the imperial examinations since he was a child, loved modern classics, and emphasized practical application in the world. After the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War, they were angry at China's weakness and demanded reforms to strengthen it. Traveled to Beijing and met famous reform figures such as Liang Qichao. He wrote two volumes of "Benevolence Learning" and put forward the slogan of breaking through the feudal "snare". In 1897, he and Liang Qichao assisted Hunan Governor Chen Baozhen in implementing the reform and new policies, and participated in the establishment of new industrial and mining enterprises. The following year, he advocated the establishment of the Southern Society and the establishment of the "Hunan News" to publicize the reform. In August, he was summoned to Beijing and was summoned by Emperor Guangxu. He was awarded the rank of fourth-rank military officer Zhang Jing and participated in the reform affairs. He was arrested after the Cixi coup on September 21. Before the temporary execution on the 28th, he angrily shouted: "I have the intention to kill the thief, but I am unable to save myself. I will die well, so be happy!" He died heroically in Caishikou, Beijing, and was one of the Six Gentlemen of 1898. His posthumous works are compiled into "The Complete Works of Tan Sitong".

1. Understanding of key words:

Change: coup. Then: Just do it. Fang: Right now. Apartment: residence. Copy: Check. Spin: Soon. Curtain: The female queen assists the young master in handling and listening to the government. Er: That’s all. Although: Although this is the case, but... Know that it is impossible and do it: Even if you know that it is impossible, you should still strive for it. Step: You, second person honorific. Ye: visit, pay homage, pay homage. It’s Xi: This night. Jingri: all day long. Dongyou: Traveling eastward to Japan refers to temporarily taking refuge in Japan. Sui: small box. There is no way to repay the Holy Master: The emperor who cannot repay the Holy Ming. Remuneration: repayment. Unpredictable: Unpredictable. Sui: So. Chivalry: Refers to the sword king five. Death: finally. Zaisi: again and again. Qiang: Hard advice. Tie prison: imprisoned in prison. Tie, tie feet, extended to detain. A moment; a very short time. Spring and Autumn: age. Shenqi: expression. Less: the slightest bit. Just kill: accept the punishment of beheading. Kill: behead, kill. Lie: Strong.

2. Understanding Tan Sitong’s desperate poem:

Look at the door and stop thinking about Zhang Jian

Seeing someone and going to stay overnight describes the panic situation on the way to escape.

Zhang Jian: A native of Gaoping in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Because of the impeachment of the eunuch Hou Lan, he was falsely accused of forming a party for personal gain and was forced to flee. People valued his reputation and character and took risks to accept him.

This sentence assumes that Kang, Liang and others who are on the run will definitely be rescued by people.

overall perception

1. What did the article mainly cover before and after Tan Sitong’s arrest?

2. What kind of person is Tan Sitong written by Liang Qichao?

Article topic

The article highlights Tan Sitong's heroic death after the failure of the political reform, which fully demonstrates his heroic spirit of being upright, desperate and regardless of personal life and death.

Writing characteristics

Although this article is a classical Chinese article, we do not think it is very profound. The language is relatively easy to understand, without fancy words and obscure sentences. With the annotations, it can be successfully translated into modern texts.

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Update Time: 2024-09-03

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