"Westerly Populus euphratica" PPT courseware 2

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"Westerly Populus euphratica" PPT courseware 2

Listen and read the text

Before listening to the recording, please add a serial number before each paragraph of the text. During the listening and reading process, please underline the idioms, words and words you see for the first time.

Divide the text into paragraphs according to the meaning of the paragraph:

one. It is written that Populus euphratica is the oldest tree species growing in the desert, and the Tarim Populus euphratica forest is the largest Populus euphratica forest in the world.

two. Praise Populus euphratica as the toughest, most selfless and most tragic tree.

three. It is written that Populus euphratica gave birth to the civilization of the Western Regions, but pioneering and conquest destroyed the living environment of Populus euphratica.

Four. Write "I" hope and confidence

Read the first natural paragraph and tell me what you learned?

Populus euphratica grows in deserts and is an ancient tree species. Most of the Populus euphratica trees in the world are found in Tarim, China, and are very precious.

(1) Read the text and talk about the aspects from which the author praises Populus euphratica.

2. Populus euphratica is the toughest tree.

3. Populus euphratica is the most selfless tree.

4. Populus euphratica is the most tragic tree I have ever seen in my life.

Review: Pick out the key words and sentences from the paragraph and explain why the author praises Populus euphratica in this way?

Populus euphratica can withstand both scorching heat and severe cold. It is not afraid of salt, alkali and wind and sand. It is a tough tree. Populus euphratica can block wind and sand and protect the environment. It is a selfless tree. Populus euphratica will not die for a thousand years to protect the hot soil. It will not fall for a thousand years after it dies. It will remain immortal for a thousand years after it falls. , is a tragic tree.

Since the author believes that Populus euphratica is the toughest, most selfless, and most tragic tree, what contribution has Populus euphratica made to mankind? How do humans treat them? Which passages do these descriptions focus on? (Individual reading, 3 minutes)

Read it, understand it

Populus euphratica also sometimes cries. Whenever the sun is scorching, the tree will shed salty tears. They want to beg humans to keep the little bit of water that God originally gave them. Every drop of God's compassionate tears, as long as it is sprinkled on the sand of the Populus euphratica forest, will allow these soldiers to continue to stand there and fight bravely to kill the enemy, even if they are dried immediately after entering the ground. I saw that the river water in Tarim and Ejina Banner was decreasing sharply. I heard that people upstream wanted to dam the water for reclamation and development. I was afraid that they would forget the Populus euphratica that once protected their grandfather and grandfather’s grandfather. I was worried that their descendants would Relive the nightmare of the deserted city. (rhetoric, emotion)

Read paragraphs 7 and 8 of the text together, and in context, talk about the author's feelings expressed in the following sentences.

I stand in this lonely Populus euphratica forest, praying for God’s tears, even just one drop; I pray Populus euphratica, please hold on for a little longer, even if it’s decades; I pray for all the people who have had enough to eat all day long to carry their bags and walk quietly in the desert. Go, even if it’s just for three days.

What does "pray" mean?

What does the author sincerely hope for?

How do you understand "However, I firmly believe that: Populus euphratica is still there, the spirit of Populus euphratica is still there, life is still there, the sky is still there, and the eyes of the sky are still there. The injured will be treated, the dead will be commemorated, and those who come will be Inspire." This sentence?

This sentence expresses the author's firm belief: I firmly believe in the vitality of Populus euphratica, I firmly believe that Populus euphratica can move God (including humans); I firmly believe that humans will pay attention to the fate of Populus euphratica and care about environmental protection.

To summarize the full text:

The author describes the value of Populus euphratica, expresses his deep feelings for Populus euphratica, his deep sympathy for Populus euphratica __, and his concern for Populus euphratica's character.

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"Westerly Populus euphratica" PPT courseware 3 Read the first natural paragraph and tell me what you understand? Populus euphratica grows in deserts and is an ancient tree species. Most of the Populus euphratica trees in the world are found in Tarim, China, and are very precious. Read paragraphs 2, 3, and 4. Read the text and talk about it...

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