Lesson11 To China, with Love课件2022-2023学年冀教版英语九年级上册(共15张PPT，内嵌音频)

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Lesson 11
To China, with love
Norman Bethune
graduate / ɡr d ue t/
Toronto /t r nt /
remain /r me n/
anti- /' nti/
decision /d s n/
aid /e d/
worst /w st/
condition /k n d n/
operate / p re t/
government / ɡ v nm nt/
medical / med kl/
诺尔曼·白求恩
v. 毕业
多伦多（地名）
v. 仍然是；保持不变
prefix. 反；反对
n. 决定
n. 帮助；援助
adj. & adv. 最坏的；最糟的
n. 环境；条件
状态；状况
v. 动手术，做手术
n. 政府
adj. 医学的；医疗的
Words and Expressions
Who is he
白求恩同志是加拿大共产党员，五十多岁了，为了帮助中国的抗日战争，受加拿大共产党和美国共产党的派遣，不远万里，来到中国。去年春上到延安，后来到五台山工作，不幸以身殉职。一个外国人，毫无利己的动机，把中国人民的解放事业当作他自己的事业，这是什么精神 这是国际主义的精神，这是共产主义的精神，每一个中国共产党员都要学习这种精神……
我们大家要学习他毫无自私自利之心的精神。从这点出发，就可以变为大有利于人民的人。一个人能力有大小，但只要有这点精神，就是一个高尚的人，一个纯粹的人，一个有道德的人，一个脱离了低级趣味的人，一个有益于人民的人。
毛泽东《纪念白求恩》节选
Yes! He is Norman Bethune.
Listening
1. Bethune was an American doctor.
2. He finished university in 1916.
3. He came to northern China to help people in the war.
4. The Chinese government set up a school to remember him.
F
T
T
T
Canadian
Read the lesson and write true (T) or false (F).
Listen and follow in a low voice.
Read and Answer
What is T.B.
2. Why did Bethune decide to go to China
3. What do Chinese people think of Bethune
4. What did Chinese people do to remember him
What is T.B
It is a disease that damages the lungs.
Norman Bethune was born in Canada in 1890.He was a famous doctor and a nice man.
In 1916, Norman Bethune graduated from the University of Toronto. With a lot of hard work, he found new ways to help people with T.B. – a disease that damages the lungs. He also invented tools that remain in use today.
be born in 出生在
graduate from 毕业于
remain in use 仍在使用
2. Why did Bethune go to China
Because he knew many people were dying in the war.
Norman Bethune is well known for helping the Chinese people in the Anti-Japanese War. In 1938, he made a decision to go to northern China because he knew many people were dying in the war.Bethune organized hospitals, taught doctors and nurses, and showed people how to give first aid.
be well known for 因……而闻名
the Anti-Japanese War抗日战争
make a decision 做出决定
give first aid 进行急救
3. What do Chinese people think of Bethune
He is a hero.
In China, Norman Bethune is a hero. People remember how hard he worked day after day in the worst possible conditions to help others. He once operated for sixty-nine hours straight without stopping.
day after day 日复一日
operate不及物动词, 动手术”,名词形式为operation, “手术”。
operate on…。 “给某人或某部位做手术”
4. What did Chinese people do to remember him
The government set up Bethune Medical School
and Bethune International Peace Hospital
in Shijiazhuang.
Norman Bethune died in Hebei. To remember him,the government set up Bethune Medical School and Bethune International Peace Hospital in Shijiazhuang.
set up 建立
Dig In
Did you know that Bethune was not only an excellent doctor, but also an inventor and a political activist He invented medical instruments and proposed reforms of medical care and health services in Canada.
not only…but also…“不仅……而且……”,连接两个表示并列关系的成分时,着重强调后者,其谓语动词形式通常与靠近的主语保持一致,即就近原则。同样用法：either...or...;neither...nor...
(1)出生在
(2)毕业于
(3)仍在使用
(4)因……而闻名
(5)抗日战争
(6)做出决定
(7)进行急救
(8)日复一日
(9)建立
be born in
graduate from
remain in use
be well known for
the Anti-Japanese War
make a decision
give first aid
day after day
set up
Translate the following phrases into English.
Read it again and complete the list
He found new ways to ___________________.
He invented ___________________________.
He __________________________________.
He __________________________________.
He __________________________________.
He once ______________________________.
What did Bethune do Please complete the list.
1. He found new ways to __________________________.
2. He invented ____________________________________.
3. He ____________________________________________.
help people with T.B.
tools that remain
made a decision to go
in use today
to northern China
4. He____________________________________________.
_________________________________.
5.He___________________________________________.
6. He once _________________________
_____________________________.
organized hospitals, taught
doctors and nurses
showed people how to give
first aid
operated for sixty-nine hours
straight without stopping