选修模块8 Unit 24 Society Lesson 3 A Changing World 课件（22张ppt）
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| 名称 | 选修模块8 Unit 24 Society Lesson 3 A Changing World 课件（22张ppt） |  | |
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课件22张PPT。U24 Lesson 3 A Changing WorldPredictionCheck your predictionChoose the best title for the article from the list below.A、Beijing Urban Planning
B、Chinese Buildings
C、Beijing’s Hutongs
D、The History of HutongsalleyWord studyRectangularcourtyarddrecipeEvery year thousands of tourists flock to the Great Wall of Chinasqueeze throughmop fragrant incenseGet the main idea of each paragraphA:What is hutongB:When and why hutong were builtC:Connecting livesD:Bad times for hutongsE:Beijing’s hutongs todaySkimming1. When were the majority of Beijing’s hutongs built?
2. How was life of people who lived in the hutongs?
3. What can the tourists do in the hutongs?Scanning1. When were the majority of Beijing’s hutongs built?
The majority of Beijing’s hutongs were built between the 13th and 19th centuries during the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.a long history2. How was life of people who lived in the hutongs? share recipes
borrow mops
burn fragrant incense People support each other in the hutongs3. What can the tourists do in the hutongs?(pay attention to the verbs) walk up Sanmiao Street
wander down Rongxian Hutong
squeeze through Qianshi Hutong
stop under a stone arch
watch the hutong world
enjoy “Peking Duck”
drink cold Tsingtao beerWitness Beijing’s past and presentAs a modern city, why can hutong coexist with modern buildings harmoniously in Beijing?和谐Voice your opinionWhat can we do to preserve Beijing’s hutongs?Voice your opioionGovernmental:
1.ban unapproved constructions
2.decrease the population of tourists and sellers
3.increase the population of public janitors
4.punish anyone who litters carelessly in Hutong
Personal:
1.spread the message of preserving hutongs through internet such as weibo or wechat moments
2.throw rubbish in public dustbin
3. don’t drive private car into Hutong
What can we do to preserve Chinese cultural heritage?HomeworkWrite a composition of preserving Chinese cultural heritage.
B、Chinese Buildings
C、Beijing’s Hutongs
D、The History of HutongsalleyWord studyRectangularcourtyarddrecipeEvery year thousands of tourists flock to the Great Wall of Chinasqueeze throughmop fragrant incenseGet the main idea of each paragraphA:What is hutongB:When and why hutong were builtC:Connecting livesD:Bad times for hutongsE:Beijing’s hutongs todaySkimming1. When were the majority of Beijing’s hutongs built?
2. How was life of people who lived in the hutongs?
3. What can the tourists do in the hutongs?Scanning1. When were the majority of Beijing’s hutongs built?
The majority of Beijing’s hutongs were built between the 13th and 19th centuries during the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.a long history2. How was life of people who lived in the hutongs? share recipes
borrow mops
burn fragrant incense People support each other in the hutongs3. What can the tourists do in the hutongs?(pay attention to the verbs) walk up Sanmiao Street
wander down Rongxian Hutong
squeeze through Qianshi Hutong
stop under a stone arch
watch the hutong world
enjoy “Peking Duck”
drink cold Tsingtao beerWitness Beijing’s past and presentAs a modern city, why can hutong coexist with modern buildings harmoniously in Beijing?和谐Voice your opinionWhat can we do to preserve Beijing’s hutongs?Voice your opioionGovernmental:
1.ban unapproved constructions
2.decrease the population of tourists and sellers
3.increase the population of public janitors
4.punish anyone who litters carelessly in Hutong
Personal:
1.spread the message of preserving hutongs through internet such as weibo or wechat moments
2.throw rubbish in public dustbin
3. don’t drive private car into Hutong
What can we do to preserve Chinese cultural heritage?HomeworkWrite a composition of preserving Chinese cultural heritage.