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UNIT 3
The world meets China
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Developing ideas
1. Students could learn some words and phrases.
2. Students could get the main idea of this passage.
3. Students could write sentences about this topic.
Learning Aims:
阅读中国
READING CHINA
What is your understanding of this title?
Share with others
Brainstorming:Before learning this passage, what ideas come to your mind?
1. Chinese culture
2. books
3. ...
Look at and answer the questions.
《易经》,《论语》,《孙子兵法》,
《西游记》,《茶馆》,《射雕英雄传》,
《三体》
What are the Chinese names of these works?
What other Chinese works do you think people outside of China would enjoy?
Dream of the Red Chamber because it describes the life of the people in Qing dynasty and reveals social reality at that time ...
1. Petko a Studying Chinese language was what first got me interested in its
culture. If only there was greater awareness of Chinese language and
literature in my country.
2. Annelous b I feel that my culture has a lot in common with Chinese culture. I care
more about what writers have to say than who they are.
3. Joachim c I wish that people could learn to love Chinese culture as much as I do,
especially stories from classical literature.
4. Mai d It’s important to read what interests you, not just what is recommended
by other people. The same goes for the literature that I translate.
Match people to their opinions.
The world of Chinese literature is one that is familiar
to us all. But have you ever stopped to wonder what
works are read outside of China and how they are
received? Today, four Sinologists and translators
share their experience of Chinese literature with us.
They are:
Petko, aged 43 from Bulgaria
Annelous, aged 34 from the Netherlands
Joachim, aged