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Unit 6
At one with nature
Rice Terraces
Longji Rice terraces
While-reading
1. Scan the text and match the paragraphs to the following main ideas.
Para 1
Para 2
Para 3
Para 4
Para 5
The history
The colors
The reasons to build
The terraces nowadays
The working principle
Para 1
Find out the different colors of the terraces.
gorgeous
colorful
summer
bright green
spring
silver
autumn
gold
winter
white
Para2: the building
Builders: and
Time:from to .
Area:covering , from to .
Zhuang
Yao people
Para 3
1. What are the purposes of creating the terraces
① To____________________________
② To____________________________
increase the rice areas.
catch more rainwater and prevent the soil from being washed away.
Para 4 the working principle
A.The vapour forms clouds.
B. The sun heats the water.
C. The rain falls down onto the mountain terraces again.
D. Rainwater moves down the mountains and into the terrace
E. The water turns into vapour.
F. The clouds form rain.
D-B-E-A-F-C
waterways
the sun
vapour
clouds
Harmony
①hundreds of ——————
②————————
③————————
④————————
rainwater
ecosystem
Para5 the terraces today
new generations:
visitors:
What’s the most significant feature of the terraces
The way people have worked in harmony with nature.
The author's purpose
The author is to explain how people worked in harmony with nature to create the Longji Rice Terraces.
How do people work in harmony with nature
to get more rice.
to attrack many visitors and increase the local's income.
to prvent the soil from being washed away.
to create a healthy ecosystem.
for people:
for nature:
The Zhuang has the largest population
among the ethnic groups in China,
whose language is Zhuang. They
mainly live in the south of China.
Zhuang people, being good at singing
and dancing, is a hospitable ethnic
group. They entertain guests with good wine. As a rice-growing nation, the Zhuang people are kind to frogs. In some places, the Zhuang people hold worship ceremony for frogs. Therefore, it is forbidden to kill or eat frogs in the Zhuang areas.
Yao, the oldest ethnic groups
in China, is widely distributed
in the south of China. It is
boasted as the nation with
longevity. The Yao people
believe in more than one god. They chiefly live on rice and corn. Most of the Yao people prefer singing and can sing into a song when they see something.
Self-evaluation
1. Do you understand the passage now
2. Do you know how to find the answers of the
reading questions
3. Do you have a deeper understanding of the
relationship between human and nature

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