"Wisteria Waterfall" PPT courseware download

"Wisteria Waterfall" PPT courseware download

Part 1: Introduction to the author

Zong Pu, a contemporary female writer, was originally named Feng Zhongpu. The daughter of the famous philosopher Feng Youlan, she grew up in Tsinghua University and absorbed the essence of traditional Chinese culture and Western culture. She has profound knowledge and unique charm. Her novels are deliberately novel, with bright and implicit language, smooth and lingering charm. Her prose is profound and meaningful, as timeless as water. Main works: short and medium-sized novels "Friends", "Dream on the String", "Red Beans", and collection of essays "Lilac Knot". The novella "Three Life Stones" won the National Outstanding Short Story Award.

Wisteria Waterfall PPT, part 2: Listen to the text read aloud and think about it:

1. What content is written around "flower" in the text? Please fill in one word in each of the following lines.

——Flower ——Flower ——Flower

2. What changes have occurred in the author’s thoughts and feelings?

3. Is this article simply about Wisteria Waterfall? What did the author feel about Wisteria Waterfall?

Wisteria Waterfall PPT, the third part of the content: overall perception:

1. Structural framework: Please fill in one word in the following brackets.

( ) flower ( ) flower ( ) flower

2. Find the sentences that express the author’s changes in emotion:

Anxiety Grief

tranquil joy

Move forward with courage

3. The author gained insights into life from Wisteria Waterfall:

Flowers and people will encounter all kinds of misfortunes, but the long river of life is endless.

Wisteria Waterfall PPT, Part 4: Study and Appreciation

From what aspects and in what order does the author describe the blooming wisteria?

——Write the flower waterfall first, then the flower spikes, and then the flowers. It is described in order from the whole to the parts.

Taste a product

You can speak in the manner of "The best sentence I admire most is _____, the rhetorical device used in it is __________, and the advantage of writing it this way is __________".

Wisteria Waterfall PPT, Part 5: Group Discussion

Independent exploration 1. The changes of Wisteria wisteria and the author’s strong feelings for it

a. What changes have occurred in Wisteria? Why does the author have such strong feelings for Wisteria?

A large wisteria plant outside the house "more than ten years ago" was later torn down and destroyed. After so many years, the purple wisteria flowers are in full bloom again.

Through the changes of Wisteria, the author associates it with similar family situations and life experiences, and is emotionally moved by the scene, and his thoughts and feelings naturally fluctuate accordingly.

Independent exploration 2: How to understand the meaning of life from the image of purple wisteria

c. How did the author realize the meaning of life from the image of purple wisteria? Find relevant sentences, read them, and discuss them.

"Flowers and people will encounter all kinds of misfortunes, but the long river of life is endless."

Facing the wisteria waterfall in full bloom in front of him, the author was moved by the scene: Although his family, life, and even the country and nation all have unfortunate pasts like wisteria, things have changed after all. The important thing is that now, like Wisteria, everything is getting better. The author's thoughts and feelings were sublimated as a result, and he gained a new and profound rational understanding of the meaning of life.

Wisteria Waterfall PPT, Part Six: Summary:

This article is a philosophical essay that expresses the understanding of life through the symbolic purple wisteria. From the decline of flowers to their prosperity, the author thinks of the various setbacks and misfortunes encountered in life, and then thinks of the beauty and eternity of life.

Wisteria Waterfall PPT, Part 7: Assignment:

1. Use your imagination and imitate.

Example: Every blooming flower is like a small swollen sail.

Every blooming flower is like __________

Every blooming flower is like __________

Every blooming flower still looks like __________

2. Observe a flower you like, make associations, and write a paragraph.

Example: Autumn is here and the hostas are blooming.

This flower has a very strong vitality. No matter what you plant, it will always survive. It doesn't pick the place or the soil, and it especially likes the shade. It gives the sunshine to others, which is very humility. It is said that the petals can be used as medicine. Some people came to ask for the leaves and wanted to smash them to treat athlete's foot. I would say that it is a downward comparison of life and an upward comparison of work. It can be regarded as a kind of hosta spirit. (Selected from "Receiving Life" by Zong Pu)

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