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What did these colors mean?
脑洞英语课堂
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
Teaching objectives
By the end of this class, we are expected to
learn the basic knowledge of ancient officials’ clothes.
understand the cultural background of officials’ clothes.
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
Part 1 Lead in
Watch the video and think about the questions below.
观看视频并思考下面的问题。
After watching the video, please answer the questions.
观看完视频后,请给出你的答案。
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
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Q1:Do you know what ranks ancient officials had? Give some examples.
Q2:Did they wear the same uniform? If not, please list the differences.
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
播放视频这个视频,并让学生根据视频思考下上面两个问题的答案。看完请学生回答上面两个问题。
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Answer the following questions.
Part 2 Let’s Think
Q1:Do you know what ranks ancient officials had? Give some examples.
Q2:Did they wear the same uniform? If not, please list the differences.
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
What did these colors mean?
In Chinese, people use the phrase “hongde fazi” to describe someone who enjoys great popularity (受欢迎). Why do people use hong (red) and zi (purple) to refer to popularity?
The red and purple colors originally (原来) referred to (指) the colors of ancient officials’ clothes. Clothing color could show social status (社会地位) in ancient China. Officials of different ranks (级别) needed to wear clothes with certain (特定的) colors.
Part3 Let’s read
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
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读中:正式开始浏览文章做题。
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During the Tang Dynasty, for example, only officials of the top three ranks were allowed to wear purple clothes, while those of the fourth and fifth ranks wore red clothes. Therefore, purple and red could stand for success in one’s career (事业). They later were used to refer to popularity.
What did these colors mean?
Can we eat a rainbow?
Unit 1 Lesson 1
脑洞英语课堂
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