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1、Unit 3 The art of paintingExtended readingQingming Scrollu 内容分析：本板块的语篇介绍了中国的传世名画之一清明上河图。作者详细解析了清明上河图的整体结构、画家的创作手法、作品的主题内涵以及它重要的历史价值、艺术价值及深远的影响力。本板块的语篇通过对清明上河图的介绍,旨在让学生了解我国古代高超的绘画艺术,培养学生的艺术鉴赏能力;同时通过对画作的赏析,让学生了解北宋时期汴京的繁荣景象,体会祖国历史文化的博大精深,感悟祖国灿烂辉煌的古代文明。本文是一篇介绍性散文,结构清晰:一开始从对清明上河图的总体描述入手,引出对这幅名画宏观结构和创作手法的

2、介绍;再由此进入对画中微观细节的展现,并揭示画作中反映的表面繁某背后所隐藏的一系列政治、社会问题,点出清明上河图隐含的“盛世危局”的内涵;最后介绍了这幅传世之作的艺术价值、历史价值及深远的影响力。全文的逐段推进犹如画卷般徐徐展开, 让画作中诸多细节呈现在读者眼前。本文除最后一段外,每段均由主题句引领，层次分明，条理清晰。u 教学目标：By the end of this section, students will be able to:1. locate and describe some specific information related to the Qingming Scroll

3、;2. introduce the Qingming Scroll in their own words based on its structure, artistic technique, value and the message it conveys;3. discuss the possible measures to keep a balance between the protection of masterpieces and the publics wish to have more access to themu 教学重难点：1. Locate and describe s

4、ome specific information related to the Qingming Scroll;2. Introduce the Qingming Scroll in their own words based on its structure, artistic technique, value and the message it conveysu 教学过程：Step 1 Lead-inEnjoy some pictures and a video about Qingming Scroll.Step 2 Fast-readingRead the article and s

5、ummarize the main idea of each paragraph.Para. 1: The _ to the Qingming ScrollPara. 2: The _ of the Qingming ScrollPara. 3: The _ in the scrollPara. 4: The _ in the scrollPara. 5: The _ of the Qingming ScrollPara. 6: The _ about the scrollAnswers:basic introduction; three main sections; artistic tec

6、hnique reflected; detail and message presented; value and influence; continued enthusiasmStep 3 Careful-readingl Read para.1 and fill in the table.l Read para.2 and fill in the table.l Read para. 3 and answer the questions.What materials did Zhang Zeduan use?Whats the most impressive aspect of the p

7、ainting?What enables Zhang to show an enormous amount of detail?He used ink on silk.It is probably Zhangs precise brushwork.His well-developed ability, as well as the scrolls ambitious size.l Read para. 4 and complete the notes.Content described_The 12th century Chinese _A wide range of buildings, s

8、uch as _Message deliveredSuperficial meaning and deep meaningSuperficial meaning _Deep meaning Serious political and social problems:The government has lost control of_._.A boat is in danger of crashing into the bridge.Answers: The life during the Northern Song Dynasty; customs, clothing, transporta

9、tion methods, business practices; temples, teahouses and government structures; Peaceful and cheerful life in the capital city; food supplies and transportation; Soldiers appear to ignore their dutiesl Read paras. 5-6 and answer the questions.1. What does the value of the Qingming Scroll lie in?2. W

10、hat happened to the copies of the scroll?3. Why is the sroll not often displayed to the public now?Answers:1. Its value lies in its great scale, artistic quality, attention to detail, and its representation of daily life.2. Some of the copies are now regarded as precious works of art in their own ri

11、ght.3. Because it is extremely delicate.Step 4 DiscussionDue to the maintenance issue, museums may choose not to display some masterpieces to protect them from damage, but at the same time the public wish to have more access to them. How can we deal with this issue? Make a list of possible measures.

12、Answer: Making digital models of a gallery for online tours is commonplace nowadays. It can help museums protect vulnerable masterpieces, but the online tour can benefit museum visitors too. It allows armchair tourists to make virtual visits to online galleries around the world, where digital models

13、 of museum pieces can be comfortably viewed while a variety of relevant information about the exhibits is available at the click of a button.Limiting the number of people to exhibitions is vital in preventing overcrowding which can damage delicate exhibits. For example, a room full of people can cause changes in