内容正文:
Watch the video and answer the questions.
Warming up
1. Who was the Forbidden City built for?
The Forbidden City was built for emperors, their families and servants in the Ming and Qing dynasties.
2. When did it become home to the Palace
Museum?
It became home to the Palace Museum in 1925.
3. How many works of art are there in the
Palace Museum?
There are around 1.8 million works
of art.
4. What do you think makes the Palace Museum
unique in the world?
1. 没有皇帝允许,谁也不允许进入紫禁城。
No one could enter the Forbidden City without the permission of the emperor.
2. Since then, ordinary people have been able to enter the Forbidden City and admire the rich collection of the Palace Museum, _____________________________
_____________________________________________. (里面收藏了大约180万有几千年中国历史的藏品。)
3. In short, it is a ________________________________,
(中国文明伟大辉煌历史的象征)__________________
__________________.(保存着这个国家的文化记忆)
memory of the country
preserving the cultural
which comprises around 1.8 million
objects that cover thousands years of Chinese history
symbol of the great and glorious history of Chinese history
Look at the title and the pictures. Predict what the passage is about.
Masters of Time
Read and get the main idea of the passage.
The passage is about Wang Jin and his team who are working in the Forbidden City to restore old clocks.
Wang Jin and his work
1. Who is Wang Jin and where does he work?
He is a clock restoration master, working in Xi San suo in the Forbidden City.
2. What was special about Wang Jin and his
student Qi Haonan?
They used to be the only two timepiece restorers in the Palace Museum.
3. Why is it painstaking for Wang Jin and his
students to repair the collection of
timepieces in the Palace Museum?
Because repairing such a large and important collection of timepieces involves complex work, unique methods of restoration and sourcing difficult-to-find materials, which take a lot of time, care and attention to detail.
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