Unit 6课件2026-2027学年译林版英语九年级上册

该初中英语课件聚焦九年级上册Unit 6“限制性定语从句”语法点，通过形容词描述Sandy的例句导入，过渡到含从句的句子让学生识别类型，再对比“去掉从句后语义模糊”的现象建立理解，最终总结关系代词who/which/that的用法，形成从基础描述到复杂从句的学习支架。 其亮点在于结合艺术主题与中国文化素材，以呈现-练习-产出任务链提升语言能力和思维品质。例如用王羲之、颜真卿等书法家故事设计练习，既巩固从句用法又渗透文化意识，多样化任务帮助学生从识别到创作逐步掌握，助力学生提升语言运用能力，也为教师提供清晰的教学流程和丰富的实践素材。

九年级上册 Integration Unit 6 The art of the brush Free talk 1. What art can you see in your daily life? 2. Besides paintings, what else can be art? Paintings ... School uniforms, music, calligraphy ... Read the article and answer the questions. Reading 1. What kind of “power” do you think art can have? Art can make us feel less lonely./Art can train us to notice details and beauty./Art can bring people from different countries together. Read the article and answer the questions. Reading Art brings us joy. Art changes the way we see the world. Art spreads culture. Art connects people. 2. What are the different ways that art influences us according to the passage? Do you think art is important in your daily life? Why or why not? Discussion Yes, I think art is very important in my daily life. When I feel stressed, listening to music helps me relax. Also, seeing beautiful things like a nice painting or a well-designed building makes me feel good. As the passage says, art brings us joy and changes the way we see the world. Listening 1. Look at the pictures about Chinese paintings in Part B1 and answer the question. What can you see in the pictures? We can see some flowers and birds. Listening 2. Read the table in Part B1 on page 87 and predict the answers according to the available information. Chinese paintings Tools and materials • (1) ______________, ink, paper or (2) ______________ Popular subjects • Landscapes, animals and plants, and (3) ______________ Common methods • Gongbi  Has (4) ______________ and tidy brushwork  Aims more at similarity in (5) ______________ • Xieyi  Has a freer style  Aims more at similarity in (6) ______________ Brushes silk people very careful form spirit Listening It talks about tools, popular subjects and common painting methods of Chinese painting. Viewing Do you know these paintings? What are they? The Starry Night Mona Lisa Three Musicians Title: __________________ Artist: Vincent van Gogh Detail: Using lots of blues and greys to paint (2)______________ the night sky Title: (5)___________________ Artist: Pablo Picasso Detail: Using(6) ___________________to create faces Title: Mona Lisa Artist: Leonardo da Vinci Detail: Famous for (4) ______________ The Starry Night the lady’s smile strange shapes Three Musicians Listening silk landscapes two the night sky strange shapes Paris Reading the lady’s smile Speaking Which of the paintings would you most like to see in real life? Why? I’d like to see The Starry Night because the colours are beautiful. Listening Listen to Sandy and Millie’s conversation about an art show in Part C on page 89 and answer the questions. (1) What show are they talking about? The Van Gogh art show. Listening (2) What does Millie think of this art show? Why? Millie loved the Van Gogh art show. She thought it was amazing because technology made the paintings come to life. For example, the birds in Van Gogh’s paintings seemed to be really flying. She also felt that technology can bring a lot of new life to art. Do you think technology can make traditional Chinese paintings more interesting? Is it better to keep art “traditional” or “modern with technology”? Why? Discussion Yes. We think technology can help more people love traditional art, but we should never forget the beauty of ink and brush. Speaking Work in pairs and talk about an artist or an art show. A: What did you think of Qi Baishi’s art show? B: I loved it! His shrimp paintings were so lively. It seemed that the shrimp were really swimming! A: Not just the shrimp, but everything! The flowers, leaves and birds in his ink paintings all seemed to be moving. How amazing! Example: Speaking B: Traditional Chinese ink painting can make subjects so full of life. A: I agree. I’m really glad we went to that art show. B: Perhaps we should go to another art show together sometime. A: Sure! Writing 1. Answer the following question. If you want to write an article about your favourite painter, what will you talk about? Name, painting style, one of the most famous paintings, my feelings and so on. Writing 2. Answer the questions in Part D1 on page 89. Writing Answers: (1) My favourite painter is Vincent van Gogh. (2) He was born in the Netherlands in 1853 and spent several important years of his later painting career in France. (3) His style is bold and emotional, using thick brush strokes and bright, contrasting colours to express feelings. (4) He often painted landscapes, flowers, portraits and everyday scenes. (5) The Starry Night. 3. Read Sandy’s article about Xu Beihong in Part D2 on page 90 and complete the table below.  Writing Paragraphs Content Para. 1 (1) ___________ to the painter: who the painter is (name, birth year, nationality, etc. ) Para. 2 The painter’s (2) ____________ and (3) _____________ : how the painter learnt, where the painter studied, what style the painter developed Para. 3 (4) ______________ by the painter: what the painter often painted, Sandy’s favourite painting, why she likes it Introduction  experiences   painting style    Favourite work 4. Find useful expressions in the article written by Sandy and then finish the table below. Writing Paragraphs Content Useful expressions Para. 1 Introduction to the painter (1) _________________ Para. 2 The painter’s experiences and painting style (2) _________________ Para. 3 Favourite work by the painter (3) _________________ Writing Answers: (1) My favourite painter is ..., ... a ... painter born in ... He was an artist who ... (2) Xu began studying painting when ... He also ... and studied art in ... ... he became interested in ... (3) Xu often painted ... My favourite painting of his is ... I love ... because ... If you like ..., you will certainly love ... 5. Write an article about a painter they like best based on the information in Part D1. They can refer to Part D2 and “Useful expressions” on page 90 for ideas about structure, content, and expressions. Writing 6. Check your writing after you finish and exchange drafts with your partners for review. 7. Share your articles in class, evaluate which one is the best and learn from each other. Writing Writing My favourite painter My favourite painter is Vincent van Gogh, a Dutch painter born in 1853. He was an artist who became famous after his death, but today he is one of the most loved painters in the world. Writing Van Gogh began painting in his late twenties. He lived and worked mainly in France. He developed his own bold and emotional style. He is known for using thick brushstrokes and bright, contrasting colours to express feelings rather than to create realistic images. Writing Van Gogh often painted landscapes, flowers, and everyday scenes. My favourite painting by him is The Starry Night. I love the swirling sky in this painting because it looks both wild and peaceful at the same time. If you enjoy art, you will certainly be moved by Van Gogh’s works. Thank you! Blues 72358.43 Blues 90410.805 $九年级上册 Grammar Unit 6 The art of the brush! Read the sentences and answer the following questions. Sandy is a hard-working girl. Sandy is a patient girl. Sandy is an active girl. Presentation 1. What words are used to describe Sandy? 2. If you want to describe someone or something, what kind of words can you use? We can use adjectives. A calligrapher is someone who practises the art of writing beautifully with a brush. The person who painted this landscape is very talented. The painting that he was most famous for is kept in this museum. Presentation Read sentences and discuss in groups. What type of clauses are the underlined parts? A. Adverbial clauses.（状语从句） B. Defining relative clauses.（限制性定语从句） C. Noun clauses.（名词性从句） Presentation If we remove the underlined part from each sentence, what happens? A calligrapher is someone. who practises the art of writing beautifully with a brush. The person who painted this landscape is very talented. is very talented. → ❌ We don’t know exactly what kind of person is talked about. → ❌ We don’t know exactly which person is talked about. Presentation If we remove the underlined part from each sentence, what happens? The painting that he was most famous for is kept in this museum. is kept in this museum. → ❌ We don’t know exactly which painting is talked about. Presentation When do we use a defining relative clause? When we need a sentence to describe someone or something. Practice The student who answers the question will get a prize. She is the teacher that teaches us English. (3) I like friends who are honest and kind. (4) This is the book that I borrowed from the library. (5) I love the cake that my mother made. (6) The pen which writes smoothly is expensive. Read and underline the defining relative clauses. Practice Sandy is writing about some famous calligraphers. Underline the defining relative clauses in her short passage below. (1) There are many fun stories about great calligraphers who lived in ancient China. (2) Wang Xizhi was the famous calligrapher who used to wash his brushes in a pond near his house. (3) When he was young, his family couldn’t afford the things that he needed for calligraphy. Practice Read and answer In these three sentences, what words come right after “calligraphers”, “calligrapher”, and “things”? What are these words called? Relative pronouns Production Write at least three sentences about art, using defining relative clauses introduced by who, which or that. The artist who painted this picture is very famous in China. This is the painting which won the first prize in the art competition. I like art that tells a story or expresses strong feelings. … Presentation Read the text below and circle all the relative pronouns. For each relative pronoun, what noun does it refer to? Relative pronoun What does it refer to in the text? that (line 1) (1) ____________________ which (line 1) (2) ____________________ that (line 3) (3) ____________________ who (line 4) (4) ____________________ an art form a form of writing calligraphers (Some of) the artists Presentation people and things people things Look through “Grammar check” on page 170–171. Practice The students of Sunshine Middle School are going to a museum show. Mr Wu is telling the students about the show. Sandy is taking notes. Help her rewrite each pair of sentences into one sentence, using who, which or that. Here is a poster for the museum show ________________________ At the show, students will see many paintings ________________________ . 1 2 which/that is on 20 October. which/that are very modern Practice Students will learn about different forms of modern art ______________________________ Several artists_________________________________ will attend the event. 3 4 which/that may be strange to them. who/that are famous for their creativity The students of Sunshine Middle School are going to a museum show. Mr Wu is telling the students about the show. Sandy is taking notes. Help her rewrite each pair of sentences into one sentence, using who, which or that. Practice Sandy is talking to her mum about the museum show. Complete their conversation with who, which or that and the expressions in the box. Mum: Are you excited about the show (1) ______________________________________, Sandy? Sandy: For sure. One of the artists (2) _______________________ is my favourite painter! I can’t wait to meet her! Mum: Have you seen her paintings? which/that will take place at Sunshine Museum who/that will be at the show Practice Sandy: I’ve seen most of them in books or magazines, but not in museums. The one (3) ______________ is very colourful. It’s a painting of three girls (4) __________________. The methods (5) ___________________________ are quite creative. It’s a beautiful painting! Mum: Is that painting going to be at the show? Sandy: Yes, it is! I look forward to seeing it in person. which/that I like best who/that live in the countryside which/that the artist uses to paint people Production Look at the pictures below. Choose one picture and write a short paragraph about it, using defining relative clauses introduced by who, which or that. You can use the example and expressions below to help you. The man who sits in the house is drinking tea. Thank you! $Pages eighty seven to ninety integration different worlds of paintings . a Sandy is reading a short passage about the power of art, read with her and answer the questions below. The power of art. Art is everywhere in our lives, the pictures we see, the music we listen to, and even the clothes we wear, all our forms of art, they have the power to shape our lives. Art brings us joy. When we practice calligraphy, we enjoy a moment of peace and forget our worries. Art changes the way we see the world. A painting of a quiet landscape can remind us to find peace in nature and beauty around us. Art spreads culture. A work of art from hundreds of years ago can still touch our hearts. IT shows us people's life and feelings of that time. Art also connects people. We can enjoy art from europe or africa even without a common language. Art speaks to everyone. In short. art makes our lives richer. IT is a treasure that never loses its value. Pages eighty to eighty one reading, writing as an art form. Sandy has written about her experience of learning calligraphy. Here is the article . my collection phy journey. I watched closely as my brush meets the paper. I am pleased as I finished the final stroke. My mother appears in the doorway and smiles. She's happy that I can make spring festival couplets for our home. My love of telegraphy began when my father took me to a museum. I was amazed to see so many wonderful pieces of writing to me. The ancient calligraphy looked like beautiful pictures. After we came home from the museum, I decided to try IT myself right away. I will never forget the first time I used a brush. Practicing calligraphy requires a lot of attention, and back then, this seemed impossible for me. I could hardly sit still for more than a few minutes. Over time, I learned to focus, and I took pleasure in producing Better work. Telegraphy has helped me become more patient and focused. While practicing calligraphy, I have also learned more about chinese characters. They have developed from drawings into their present forms over thousands of years. Telegraphy is an artistic form of chinese characters that is admired by many people at home and abroad. There are different writing styles and each has its unique beauty. Telegraphy is now one of my hobbies that helped me relaxed. When I write, I feel my breath slow down and my mind get quiet. Whenever I feel down or under pressure, I pick up my brush. Practicing calligraphy always makes me feel Better. Now my mother is carefully putting up the character full and the cutlets on the door. I look at this with pride and happiness. B one Sandy is listening to an introduction to chinese paintings, listen with her and complete the fact sheet below. Traditional chinese painting is one of the oldest art forms in the world. The main tools and materials used in this style of painting, or brushes, ink and paper, or silk in chinese paintings, there are three popular subjects, landscapes, animals and plants, and people. There are two common methods of traditional chinese painting. Gb is a method that requires very careful and tidy brushwork IT aims more at similarity inform sher e, on the other hand, allows painters to paint to more freely in C, E paintings. Artists quickly draw their thoughts. A painting that has long flowing brushwork is most likely AC, E painting. This style of painting aims more at similarity in spirit. c. Sandy is discussing an art show with Milly work in ares, and talk about an artist or an art show. Use the conversation below as a model. What did you think of the van golf art show? I loved IT. The way technology showed van golf's art was amazing. IT seemed that the birds in his paintings were really flying. not just the birds, but everything, the flowers, water and people in the three d pictures all seemed to be moving. How amazing . technology can bring so much new life to art. I agree, it's so interesting. I'm really glad we went to the art show. Perhaps we should go to another art show together sometime. sure. 九年级上册 Welcome to the unit Unit 6 The art of the brush Lead-in Look at the picture on page 78 and answer the following questions. What can you see in the picture? In ancient times, what did people usually call them? “The four treasures of the study”. Chinese landscape painting. Lead-in Read the unit overview on page 78 and answer the following question. What will we do in this unit? 2 4 1 3 In this unit, we will read about a calligraphy learning experience; learn about calligraphy and painting; describe our favourite painters; better understand great artworks from around the world. Lead-in Presentation What can you see in the pictures? How much do you know about them? The Class1, Grade 9 students are learning about the tools of calligraphy. Listen to the introductions and fill in the blanks below. surface hard water ink Listening Introduce one of the four treasures of the study. Speaking Discussion Do you like the four treasures of the study? What do you think of them? Simon and Sandy are talking about the four treasures of the study. Listen and answer the following questions. Presentation (1) How long is the history of the inkstick? (2) What kind of paper do calligraphers usually use? (3) Why is xuanzhi perfect for practising calligraphy? Thousands of years. Xuanzhi. Because it’s soft but strong. Make a conversation like Simon and Sandy. Use the conversation below as a model. A: Did you know that the history of ... dates back ...? B: Wow! I’ve never used ... before. People usually ... now, right?  A: That’s true. But many calligraphers ... B: I’ve noticed that ... is also different from the kind we usually use. Practice A: Exactly. ... usually use a special kind of ... B: How is it special? A: It’s ... It’s perfect for ... B: Interesting! I’d like to try ... Practice Discussion What Chinese calligraphers do you know about? Find one and share something about him or her with your classmates. Wang Xizhi was a famous calligrapher in ancient China, known as the “Sage of Calligraphy”. He lived in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was good at various writing styles. His masterpiece, Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection, is regarded as the world’s best running script. Discussion Version 1 Yan Zhenqing was a great calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. He created the powerful “Yan Style”, with characters that are strong, steady, and grand. His works are widely studied by learners. Discussion Version 2 Thank you! Blues 96550.18 Blues 67525.305 $B to Simon and Sandy are talking about some famous western painters. Listen to the conversation and complete the notes below. Do you know the painter Vincent van golf? Yes. i've seen some of his paintings. Aren't they beautiful? They're very bright and colorful. My favourite is the story night van. Golf used lots of blues and grades to show the night sky. Oh yes, I love that painting too. Do you like any other painters? I also love Leonardo davin chi. He painted the mona lisa, right? That's right. The picture is famous for the lady smile is hanging in a museum in paris. I'd love to see IT one day. Do you have any favorite western painters? I like papalo potato, a modern artist from spain. He often used lots of string shapes to create faces. Sometimes IT can be hard to see the faces unless you use your imagination. What's your favorite picasso painting? The three musicians? It's a large painting, more than two meters tall and wide. d. To read Sandy's article about her favourite ite painter. my favourite painter, my favourite painter is he back home, a chinese painter born in nineteen nineteen five. He was an artist who was most famous in the first half of the twenty of century. Shoe began studying painting when he was very Young. He quickly became an expert at traditional chinese painting. He also traveled a great deal and studied art in japan and france. Studying art in the west had a big influence on him. He believed that traditional chinese painting we'd lose some of its importance if painters stopped trying new methods. Therefore, he became interested in creating new styles of art that mixed traditional chinese and western methods. Shoe often painted animals, especially horses and birds. My favorite ite painting of his, it's ten horses in spring mountains. I love the horses in this painting because they looks so free and full of energy. If you like beautiful paintings of animals, he would certainly love shoes works. Unit six, the art of the brush. Page seventy nine. Welcome to the unit four treasures of the study. a. The class one grade nine students are learning about the tools of telegraphy. Listen to the introductions and fill in the blanks below. There are four main tools and materials of collection. Phy paper, stick instone and brush. Paper is one of the most important inventions in ancient china. After all, IT gives calligraphers a good surface to write on. Another tool that is important to collapse is an ink stick. This is a piece of hard ink color graphs. Use this stick along with an ink stone to create ink. To make the ink, they pour a little water onto the ink stone. Then they carefully press the ink stick against the stone, moving IT around in small circles. The final tool is the brush. IT allows artists to use ink to create beautiful works together. These tools are known as the four treasures of the study in ancient china. You couldn't practice calligraphy unless you had them all. b. Simon and Sandy are talking about the four treasures of the study work in pairs. And to talk about them, use the conversation below as a model. Did you know that the history of the instid dates back thousands of years? Wow, i've never used an instid before. People usually buy bottled ink now, right? That's true. But many telegraphers still prefer in sticks. I've noticed that the paper used by calligraphers is also different from the kind we . usually use. exactly. Telegraphers usually use a special kind of paper called swan . g how is IT special? It's soft but strong. It's perfect for practicing calligraphy. interesting. I'd like to try writing on this type of paper. Pages eighty to eighty one reading, writing as an art form. sanny has written about her experience of learning calligraphy. Here is the article . my telegraphy journey. I watched closely as my brush meets the paper. I am pleased as I finished the final stroke. My mother appears in the door way and smiles. She's happy that I can make spring festival cup lets for our home. My love of calligraphy began when my father took me to a museum. I was amazed to see so many wonderful pieces of writing to me. The ancient calligraphy looked like beautiful pictures. After we came home from the museum, I decided to try IT myself right away. I will never forget the first time I used the brush. Practicing calligraphy requires a lot of attention, and back then, this seemed impossible for me. I could hardly sit still for more than a few minutes. Over time, I learned to focus, and I took pleasure in producing Better work. Collection phy has helped me become more patient and focused. While practicing calligraphy, I have also learned more about chinese characters. They have developed from drawings into their present forms over thousands of years. Telegraphy is an artistic form of chinese characters that is admired by many people at home and abroad. There are different writing styles and each has its unique beauty. Telegraphy is now one of my hobbies that help me relax. When I write, I feel my breath slow down and my mind get quiet. Whenever I feel down or under pressure, I pick up my brush. Practicing calligraphy always makes me feel Better. Now my mother is carefully putting up the character full and the couplets on the door. I look at this with pride and happiness. Pages eighty seven to ninety integration different worlds of paintings . a Sandy is reading a short passage about the power of art, read with her and answer the questions below. The power of art. Art is everywhere in our lives, the pictures we see, the music we listen to, and even the clothes we wear, all our forms of art, they have the power to shape our lives. Art brings us joy. When we practice calligraphy, we enjoy a moment of peace and forget our worries. Art changes the way we see the world. A painting of a quiet landscape can remind us to find peace in nature and beauty around us. Art spreads culture. A work of art from hundreds of years ago can still touch our hearts. IT shows us people's life and feelings of that time. Art also connects people. We can enjoy art from europe or africa even without a common language. Art speaks to everyone. In short. art makes our lives richer. IT is a treasure that never loses its value. B one Sandy is listening to an introduction to chinese paintings, listen with her and complete the fact sheet below. Traditional chinese painting is one of the oldest art forms in the world. The main tools and materials used in this style of painting, our brushes, ink and paper or silk in chinese paintings, there are three popular subjects, landscapes, animals and plants, and people. There are two common methods of traditional chinese painting. Gombe is a method that requires very careful and tidy brushwork IT seems more at similarity inform sheer e, on the other hand, allows painters to paint more freely in C, E paintings. Artists quickly draw their thoughts. A painting that has a long flowing brushwork is most likely AC, E painting. This style of painting aims more at similarity in spirit. B to Simon and Sandy are talking about some famous western painters. Listen to their conversation and complete the notes below. Do you know the painter? Vince in van gov. yes, i've seen some of his paintings. Aren't they beautiful? They're very bright and colorful. My favourite is the story night bengola f used lots of blues and grades to show the night sky. Oh yes, I love that painting too. Do you like any other painters? I also love Leonardo davin chi. He painted the mona lisa, right? That's right. The picture is famous for the lady. Smile is hanging in a museum in paris. I'd love to see IT one day. Do you have any favorite western . painters? I like PA modern artist from spain. He often used lots of strange shapes to create faces. Sometimes you can be hard to see the faces unless you use your imagination. What's your favorite ite picasso painting? The three musicians? It's a large painting, more than two metres tall and wide. c. Sandy is discussing an art show with Milly work impasse and talk about an artist or an art show. Use the conversation below as a model. What did you think of the van golf art show? I loved IT. The way technology showed fan golf's art was amazing. IT seemed that the birds in his paintings . were really flying, not just the birds with everything, the flowers, water and people in the three d pictures all seemed to be moving. How amazing technology can bring so much new life to art. I agree, it's so interesting. I'm really glad we went to that art show. Perhaps we should go to another art show together sometime. D to read . some this article about her favorite painter. my favourite painter, my favourite painter issue back home, a chinese painter born in 195。He was an artist who was most famous in the first half of the twenty of century shoe began studying painting when he was very Young. He quickly became an expert at traditional chinese painting. He also traveled a great deal and studied art in japan and france. Studying out in the west had a big influence on him. He believed that traditional chinese painting would lose some of its importance if painters stopped trying new methods. Therefore, he became interested in creating new styles of art that mixed traditional chinese and western methods. Shoe often painted animals, especially horses and birds. My favourite painting of his, it's ten horses in spring mountains. I love the horses in this painting because they looks so free and full of energy. If you like beautiful paintings of animals, he will certainly love. Shoes works. Unit six, color a . grah . ink, ink, date back. date back. date back to, date . back to bottled, bottled . calligraphy. leg phy. stroke. stroke. appear. appear. doy doy writing, writing, still still pleasure. pleasure. take pleasure in. take pleasure in . character. character. autistic. artistic. Breathe, breathe, pressure. pressure . under pressure. under pressure. Pride. pride. beautifully. beautifully. Basket, basket, brushwork . brushwork. Similarity. similarity. perhaps. perhaps. sometime. sometime. Expert, expert. A . great deal, a great . deal. Pages eighty seven to ninety integration different worlds of paintings . a Sandy is reading a short passage about the power of art, read with her and answer the questions below. The power of art. Art is everywhere in our lives, the pictures we see, the music we listen to, and even the clothes we wear, all our forms of art, they have the power to shape our lives. Art brings us joy. When we practice calligraphy, we enjoy a moment of peace and forget our worries. Art changes the way we see the world. A painting of a quiet landscape can remind us to find peace in nature and beauty around us. Art spreads culture. A work of art from hundreds of years ago can still touch our hearts. IT shows us people's life and feelings of that time. Art also connects people. We can enjoy art from europe or africa even without a common language. Art speaks to everyone. In short. art makes our lives richer. IT is a treasure that never loses its value. b. Simon and Sandy are talking about the four treasures of the study work in pass and talk about them. Use the conversation below . as a model. Did you know that the history of the instid dates back thousands of years? Wow, i've never used an instid before. People usually buy bottled ink now, right? That's true. But many calligraphers still prefer in sticks. I've noticed that the paper used by calligraphers is also different from the kind we . usually use. exactly. Telegraphers usually use a special kind of paper called swan . g how is IT special? It's soft but strong. It's perfect for practicing calligraphy. interesting. I'd like to try writing on this type of paper. Unit six, the art of the brush. Page seventy nine. Welcome to the unit four treasures of the study. a. The class one grade nine students are learning about the tools of collection phy. Listen to the introductions and fill in the blanks below. There are four main tools and materials of collection. Phy paper, stick instone and brush paper is one of the most important inventions in ancient china. After all, IT gives college pers a good surface to write on. Another tool that is important to calligraphers is an ink stick. This is a piece of hard ink. The graphs use this stick along with an ink stone to create ink. To make the ink, they pour a little water onto the ink stone. Then they carefully press the ink stick against the stone, moving IT around in small circles. The final tool is the brush. IT allows artists to use ink to create beautiful works together. These tools are known as the four treasures of the study in ancient china. You couldn't practice calligraphy unless you had them all. Unit six, the art of the brush reading writing as an art form, my telegraphy journey, I watched closely as my brush meets the paper, I am pleased as I finished the final stroke, my mother appears in the doorway and smiles. She's happy that I can make spring festival counts for our home. My love of calligraphy began when my father took me to a museum. I was amazed to see so many wonderful pieces of writing to me. The ancient telegraphy looked like beautiful pictures. After we came home from the museum, I decided to try out myself right away. I will never forget the first time I used a brush. Practicing calligraphy requires a lot of attention, and back then, this seemed impossible for me. I could hardly sit still for more than a few minutes. Over time, I learned to focus, and I took pleasure in producing Better work. Telegraphy has helped me become more patient and focused. While practicing calligraphy, I have also learned more about chinese characters. They have developed from drawings into their present forms over thousands of years. Telegraphy is an artistic form of chinese characters that is admired by many people at home and abroad. There are different writing styles and each has its unique beauty. Telegraphy is now one of my hobbies that helps me relax. When I write, I feel my breath slow down and my mind get quiet. Whenever I feel down or under pressure, I pick up my brush. Practicing calligraphy always makes me feel Better. Now my mother is carefully putting up the character full and the outlets on the door. I look at this with pride and happiness.