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Unit 4
Chinese folk art
Integration~Further study
To understand Huishan clay figures through reading.
To grasp some new words and phrases.
To learn about Chinese kites through listening.
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To talk about Chinese folk art.
To write an article about a Chinese handicraft.
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学习目标
What are they What do you know about them
Clay figure. Huishan Clay Figures are a traditional Chinese folk art originating from Huishan, a historic area in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province.
Dating back over 400 years to the Ming Dynasty, these figures are crafted from the unique black clay found at the foot of Huishan Mountain, renowned for its fine texture and plasticity.
Lead in
Sandy and her friends are visiting a Chinese folk art museum. They are seeing a Huishan clay art exhibition. Read what the tour guide says. Then answer the questions below.
Huishan clay figures from Wuxi are made from a kind
of black clay. They have strong local colour.
There are two types of Huishan clay figures. Look at
those on your left. They are made in moulds, in the
shape of cute kids and animals. They have simple
shapes and bright colours, and express wishes for good
luck and a happy life. The figures on your right are
made by hand. They usually show popular scenes from
traditional operas.
Now you can have a close look at them and enjoy
their beauty!
新课讲授
Reading
1 What are Huishan clay figures made from
2 How are the figures on the right made
3 How to make a Huishan clay figure
4 Which type of Huishan clay figure do you like better Why
A kind of black clay.
By hand.
I like the one made in molds. Because they are so cute./I like the clay figures made in moulds better. Because they are in the shape of cute kids and animals, which look really lovely, and they express wishes for good luck and a happy life.
Huishan clay figures materials (材料) (1)________clay colours strong (2)________colour types made in (3)_______ 1.cute kids and animals
2.simple (4)_______ and bright colours
3.express wishes
made by (5)_______ show traditional (6)________ scenes
black
local
moulds
hand
opera
shapes
泥塑（惠山泥人），江苏省无锡市传统美术，国家级非物质文化遗产之一。惠山泥人是一种产于无锡惠北的彩色泥塑人像，它创始于明代，发达于清代，已有400多年的历史。惠山泥人分粗货与细货两类，其造型简练饱满、线条流畅明快、色彩鲜艳夺目、构思巧妙细致，作品多为儿童玩具和摆设陈品，其中的代表作品有《手捏戏文》《大阿福》等。
主要题材
惠山泥人分粗货与细货两类，粗货大多以喜庆吉祥题材为表现内容，如大阿福、蚕猫、老寿星、渔翁等，寄托着民间祈求祥瑞、辟邪纳福、丰衣足食的美好愿望；细货即手捏泥人，这类作品主要取材于传统的戏曲人物、神话传说、民风民俗，人物塑画生动传神，色彩色调秀丽明隽。
惠山泥人凝聚着人们的情感与智慧，体现出人们对生活的热爱和赞美，反映了高尚质朴的情操和乐观向上的精神。 惠山泥人和其他中华民族的传统文化一样，是中国历史的见证和中华文化的重要载体，蕴含着中华民族特有的精神价值、思维方式、想象力和文化意识，体现着中华民族的生命力和创造力。它对于继承和发扬民族优秀文化传统、增强民族自信心和凝力、促进社会主义精神文明建设具有重要而深远的意义。
All about kites
● Materials for making kites
·Wood, bamboo, (1) _________ and silk.
● Shapes of kites
·Early kites often looked like (2) _________.
·Modern kites come in many cool shapes, such as (3) _________ , planes and famous people from history.
● Flying kites
·It is a very popular outdoor activity today.
·Sunny, windy days in spring are good for flying kites.
·There is a (4) __________ in Weifang every April.
Tip 1:
Before listening, try to predict some answers.
noun
noun
noun
noun
Sandy and her friends are looking at Chinese kites in the museum. The tour guide is telling them about the kites. Listen to what the tour guide says and complete the notes below.
Listening
All about kites
● Materials for making kites
·Wood, bamboo, (1) _________ and silk.
● Shapes of kites
·Early kites often looked like (2) _________.
·Modern kites come in many cool shapes, such as (3) _________ , planes and famous people from history.
● Flying kites
·It is a very popular outdoor activity today.
·Sunny, windy days in spring are good for flying kites.
·There is a (4) __________ in Weifang every April.
Tip 2:
While listening, try to write part of the word instead of the whole word.
paper
birds
dragons
kite festival
Kites have a long history in China. They date back thousands of years. There are different materials for making kites, such as wood, bamboo, paper, and silk.
Early kites often looked like birds. And in fact, the earliest kite we know of is in the shape of a bird. Modern kites come in many cool shapes. For example, some look like dragons or planes and make you go, WOW, some look like famous people from history and you know what Some kites even have colourful lights. They look really beautiful in the night sky.
Flying kites is a very popular outdoor activity today. People like to fly kites on sunny, windy days in spring. If you're in Weifang, Shandong Province in April, you're in for a treat. The city is famous for kites and there's a kite festival every April. You can go there and see all kinds of amazing kites.
Tapescript
Mr Wu is asking his students how much they know about Chinese folk art. Listen to the tape and answer the question below.
How much do you know about Chinese folk art Millie Chinese folk art comes from (1)_____________.
It shows things about ordinary people’s (2)_____________, and it’s
usually made from (3)________________.
Sandy It’s (4)_____________ to make wonderful (5)_____________. Sometimes
the craftspeople make their art without (6)_____________ beforehand.
That’s amazing!
Daniel I (7)_____________ the (8)_____________ of the craftspeople. A good
work of art usually takes a long time to make. It must take a lot
of hard work and (9)_____________.
working people
lives
everyday materials
creative
pieces of art
designing
respect
spirit
practice
Listening
Listen and read
Listen to the recording and read along.
Mr Wu: How much do you know about Chinese folk art
Millie: Chinese folk art comes from working people. It shows things about ordinary people's lives, and it's usually made from everyday materials.
Sandy: I think it's creative to make wonderful pieces of art. Sometimes the craftspeople make their art without designing beforehand. That's amazing!
Daniel: I respect the spirit of the craftspeople. A good work of art usually takes a long time to make. It must take a lot of hard work and practice.
A: How much do you know about Chinese folk art
B: Chinese folk art comes from ... It shows ..., and it’s ...
C: I think it’s ... to ... Sometimes the craftspeople make ... That’s ...!
D: I respect ... A good work of art usually ... It must ...
Work in groups and talk about the topic. Use the conversation below as a model.
Speaking
Sunshine Middle School is having its Folk Art Week. Mr Wu asked each student in Class 1, Grade 7 to introduce a Chinese handicraft.
Writing
Think of a Chinese handicraft you like or one from your hometown and complete the notes below, You can also add your own ideas.
Chinese paper-cuts
People use them for decoration.
It comes from China.
It has a history of over 1,500 years.
Paper-cuts can take various shapes, like flowers, animals, and characters. The patterns are vivid and full of folk-art charm.
It reflects traditional Chinese culture and values, such as people's wishes for good luck, happiness and prosperity.
In recent years, Chinese paper-cuts have gained more international attention.
Name of the handicraft ______________________________________________________________
Basic information about the handicraft
What do people use it for
_________________________________________________________________
Where does it come from
_________________________________________________________________
How long is its history
_________________________________________________________________
Something special about the handicraft
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Cultural value of the handicraft
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Other ideas
_________________________________________________________________
Read Sandy's article about the Huizhou inkstick and analyse its structure.
Huizhou inkstick
The Huizhou inkstick is among the best of its kind. It gets its
name from the old Huizhou area, largely in today’s Anhui
Province. The Huizhou inkstick has a history of over 1,000 years
and was very popular with ancient Chinese writers and painters.
The Huizhou inkstick uses pine wood as its main material. It is
very difficult to make. Usually the making of such an inkstick
takes over a year. The Huizhou inkstick is beautiful, and some
people say the inkstick itself is a work of art.
The Huizhou inkstick is famous for its great quality and design.
As a fine example of traditional Chinese folk art, the Huizhou
inkstick is an important part of Chinese culture.
Title
Basic information
What is special about it
The culture value of it
Name of the handicraft ______________________________________________________________
Basic information about the handicraft
What do people use it for
_________________________________________________________________
Where does it come from
_________________________________________________________________
How long is its history
_________________________________________________________________
Something special about the handicraft
_________________________________________________________________
Cultural value of the handicraft
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Other ideas
_________________________________________________________________
Read Sandy's article about the Huizhou inkstick and complete the notes below.
Huizhou inkstick
Used for writing and painting.
Old Huizhou area, largely in today’s Anhui Province.
Over 1,000 years.
Uses pine wood as main material. Difficult to make, usually taking over a year.
Famous for great quality and design. An important part of Chinese culture and a fine example of traditional Chinese folk art.
Has been popular with ancient Chinese writers and painters.
Write an article about a Chinese handicraft based on the information in Part D1. Use Sandy's article as a model.
Useful expressions
… is a/an …
People like it because …
… has a history of …
It gets its name from …
… is easy/difficult to make./It takes a long time to make.
Some people say … is a work of art.
… is famous for …
… is an important part of Chinese culture.
1. Modern kites come in many cool shapes, such as dragons, planes and famous people from history.
2. For example, some look like dragons or planes and make you go “wow”.
such as和for example均可用于表示举例，有时可互换。
e.g. Some sports, such as / for example mountain climbing can be dangerous.
Mr. Green likes doing sports, such as / for example tennis and swimming.
Language points
◆ such as用于举例时，总是跟在被说明的内容之后，且 列举的事物要紧随such as后，as后不可有逗号。
such as后不接句子。
e.g. I like all kinds of fruit such as apples, pears and bananas.
◆ for example用来举例时，常用逗号与被说明的内容隔开。
for example给出例子时，也可以用句子来说明。
for example在句中的位置比较灵活，位于句首、句中或句末均可。
e.g. I like many team sports, football, for example.
Some of my friends, for example, Jack and Sam, live far from school.
I have many dreams. For example, I want to go on a visit to Beijing.
辨析： such as, for example
3. Sunny, windy days in spring are good for flying kites.
【火眼金睛】根据例句，猜测be good…短语的含义。
1) Watching TV too much is not good for your health.
2) He is good at playing football.
3) When I don’t feel well, my brother is always very good to me.
4) He’s very good with kids.
5) Mike is good with words.
对……有好处
擅长于
对……好
be good with sb. 善于和某人相处
be good with sth. 善于使用某物
4. It shows things about ordinary people’s lives, and it’s usually made from everyday materials.
e.g. I bought a new iPad for everyday use.
我买了个新的平板电脑，供日常使用。
The Internet is an important part of my everyday life now.
现在互联网在我日常生活中扮演重要角色。
everyday adj. 日常的；每天的，在句中只作定语，位于名词前，修饰名词。
every day “每天”, 在句中作时间状语。
e.g. I get up early in the morning every day.
我每天早早的起床。
5. I think it’s creative to make wonderful pieces of art.
Cultural value of the handicraft
create (词根) + -ive (形容词后缀, 表示“有……性质的”)
creative adj. 有创造力的，创造性的
culture (词根) + -al (形容词后缀, 表示“有关的”)
cultural adj. 文化的
6. It gets its name from the old Huizhou area, largely in today’s Anhui Province.
large (词根) + -ly (副词后缀, 表示“以……方式，具有某种性质”)
largely adj. 主要地，在很大程度上
通过观察以上后缀，我们发现，一般情况下，后缀主要用来改变词性。
7. I respect the spirit of the craftspeople.
respect vt. 尊敬，尊重
n. 尊重；敬重
e.g. We should respect the old.
我们应该尊重老年人。
I respect his idea.
我尊重他的想法。
We treat him with respect.
我们对他很敬重。
8. The Huizhou inkstick is famous for its great quality and design.
▲be famous/known for ... “以……闻名；为人知晓”；可指某人因某方面的知识、特点或特长等而出名，也可指某地因某种特产、风景或建筑等而出名。
▲be famous/known as ... “作为……而闻名”；可指某人以某种身份、职业等出名，也可指某地作为什么产地等而著名。
▲be famous/known to ... “被……所熟知”
What I can do Me Partner
1 I know more about Chinese folk art.
2 I can use “noun + ’s” and possessive adjectives
and pronouns to express the idea of belonging
correctly.
3 I can talk and write about Chinese handicrafts with
the new words in this unit.
4 I can stress important words in sentences when speaking.
5 I can better understand the craftspeople’s spirit and
feel proud of our folk art.
* Assess your learning of new words and grammar by doing the exercises on page 115.
Result: □ Weak □ Good □ Wonderful
I am good at _________________________________________________
I need to spend more time on ____________________________________
My action plan: _______________________________________________
Assessment
Many forms of traditional folk art in China have a history of over thousands of years. They show the creativity and wisdom of Chinese people. Heritage on Fingertips is a documentary series about Chinese folk art. The series covers jade carving, the Suzhou embroidery, zisha teapots, the She inkstone, etc. Watch it to find out more about Chinese folk art. Share your findings and thoughts with your classmates.
Further study
Homework
Search more information about Chinese folk art.
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