内容正文:
Unit 1 Food for thought
单元核心素养
单
元
核
心
素
养
语言
能力
核心
单词
dareꎬ marriageꎬ typicalꎬ sufferꎬ gatherꎬ symbolꎬ opinionꎬ
functionꎬ relatedꎬ dietꎬ addictꎬ handleꎬ differꎬ recommendꎬ
attackꎬ withinꎬ belongꎬ constructionꎬ satisfyingꎬ convenientꎬ
identifyꎬ resistꎬ adapt
核心
短语
thanks toꎬ suffer fromꎬ take toꎬ remind. . . ofꎬ come acrossꎬ
fall in love withꎬ in caseꎬ belong toꎬ end upꎬ catch upꎬ pick up
Modals(1) 语法
写一种食物的烹饪方法 写作任务
文化
意识
关注饮食健康ꎬ提高身体素质
思维
品质
运用适当的思维方式分析
如何饮食才能确保身体健康
学习
能力
熟练运用本单元的词汇和语言现象ꎻ
运用合理的学习策略解决本单元的问题ꎻ
流畅表达与饮食健康相关的想法和看法
单元话题导读
Foods and Their Symbolic Meaning
1. Eggs
Eggs hold a special sym ̄
bolic meaning in many cul ̄
turesꎬ and China is no excep ̄
tion. The Chinese believe eggs
symbolize producing something new. After a baby
is bornꎬ parents may hold a “ red egg and ginger
party”ꎬwhere they pass out hard boiled eggs to an ̄
nounc the birth. ( In some regions of China the
number of eggs represents the sex of the child: an
even number for a girl and an odd number for a
boy).
2. Noodles
Noodles are a symbol of lon ̄
gevity in Chinese culture. Wheth ̄
er its a birthdayꎬa weddingꎬor a
new year banquetꎬ noodles are an
important aspect of all these happy events. Since
noodles do symbolize long lifeꎬit is considered very
unlucky to cut up a strand.
3. Fish
Although westerners some ̄
times balk at the sight of an en ̄
tire fish lying on a plateꎬ in Chi ̄
na a fish served whole is a symbol of prosperi ̄
ty. In factꎬat a banquet it is customary to serve
the whole fishꎬpointing toward the guest of hono ̄
ur. Fish also has a symbolic meaning because the
Chinese word for fishꎬ yuꎬ sounds like the word
for richness or abundanceꎬand it is believed that
eating fish will help your wishes come true in the
year to come.
4. Chicken
In Chinese cultureꎬ chick ̄
en forms part of the symbolism
of the dragon and phoenix. At
a Chinese weddingꎬ chicken