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Imperial tombs U2 Project The Ming and Qing Imperial Tombs World cultural heritage Why are the Ming Tombs called Shisanling? Apart from Shisanling, which is the most famous Ming Tomb? 3. How many Qing emperors were buried in Hebei Province? Thirteen Ming emperors are buried here. Xiaoling. Nine. Part A Fast-reading Part 1 Why are the pyramids mentioned in the first paragraph? To show that the Tombs are extraordinary and world-famous. Detailed reading What does the Ming Tombs mainly consist of? The Ming Tombs―Shisanling and Xiaoling; Part 2 The Ming Imperial Tombs The Ming Imperial Tombs Changling--长陵 The Ming Imperial Tombs Dingling—定陵 The Ming Imperial Tombs Zhaoling—昭陵 The sacred way The Ming Imperial Tombs Xiaoling—孝陵 Read part two again and fill in the blanks 1. Most of the Ming Tombs are Located in ____________________ __________ Shisanling, 50 kilometres north－west of Beijing 3. __________ , at the upper end of ______,is the largest and best preserved. 4. The Ling’en Palace is known for its ____________ and _____________. 5. Xiaoling is located in the suburbs of _______ and contains the tomb of the ____ Ming emperor. Changling simple design painted ceiling Nanjing first The Sacred Way Part 3 the Qing Imperial Tombs What does the Qing Tombs mainly consist of? The Qing Tombs―Dongling and Xiling. The Qing Imperial Tombs Xiling—西陵 The Qing Imperial Tombs: 1. The Qing Tombs are similar to the Ming Tombs in terms of ___________ and the choice of site. 2. Dongling, located in zunhua, ______ of Beijing, buried there are_____________. architecture 125kilometres east 3. Xiling sits about ________________ , in Hebei Province ,which is smaller than Dongling. Xiling contains the tombs of ____ Qing emperors. four Part 4 Preserving the tombs Why is getting historic sites recognized by th rest of the world important in preserving and repairing them? Because it stresses to everyone their extreme importance and value. It also