北师大版选修8第24单元第3课课件.ppt

U24 Lesson 3 A Changing World Objectives 1. Practice one of the reading strategies—summarizing. 2. Pick out key information about hutongs from reading. 3. Learn and practice using vocabularies related to hutongs by talking about your own opinions. Prediction Pre-reading Word study Rectangular courtyard Visitors flock to the Badaling section of the Great Wall of China Choose the best title for the article from the list below. A、Beijing Urban Planning B、Chinese Buildings C、Beijing Hutongs D、The History of Hutongs Match the headings to the correct paragraphs Bad times for hutongs When and why hutong were built Beijing’s hutongs today What is hutong? Connecting lives Identify paragraph topics What does the word “hutong” refer to nowadays? A) The alleys that connect the courtyard B) The courtyards themselves C) The communities that live there D) All of the above What offers travellers a rare view into China’s past and leaves the tourists the strongest impression? not often seen Skimming History Most of Beijing’s hutongs were built during the ________, ________ and ________ Dynasties. Life of people People living in courtyards share_______,borrow ________ and burning ________ ________ together. Famous hutongs Sanmiao Street Dates back ________ years _______Hutong The ________ hutong at 2km _______ Hutong squeeze through it-- the ________ hutong at only 40cm wide recipes mops fragrant incense 900 Rongxian longest Qianshi narrowest Fill in the blanks with proper words Yuan Ming Qing Scanning Replace the underlined phrases with proper words The homes of the upper class and wealthy citizens were in the hutongs closest to the royal palace. The conditions in Beijing’s hutongs went down as the political situation throw a dark cloud on China’s history. Conditions improved a great deal and the government made itself responsible for the protection of many of the oldest hutongs. noble cast undertook preservation alley, undertake, cast, fragrant, recipe, mop, ancie