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New Movie Museum ?? (P5) 上海外国语大学附中 王晓红 * * Cross-cultural awareness: discovering the history of the Chinese film industry Language knowledge: exploring the usage of participles Curriculum focus How often do you watch movies? 2. Can you guess the occupations of the following people? Can you name the films starring them or made by them? Pre-reading 3. If you show great interest in film stars, filmmakers, or even film history, where can you get the most detailed information as well as enjoy the classic movies? Q1. What was the first film made in China? When was it made? Scan the passage and find the answers to the questions: “Ding Jun Mountain” , a black-and-white film adapted from a Beijing opera, was the first film made in 1905. Q2. Where is the museum located? It is located in northeast Beijing, on the east side of the Airport Expressway. This Thursday. (Dec. 29 , 2005)The opening marks the centennial of the first Chinese motion picture. Q1. When will the Museum be open to the public? The opening is thought to be of great significance in China’s film industry. Why? Q2. Who first had the idea of establishing the museum? Premier Zhou Enlai originated the idea of a national film museum in 1958. Q3. When would the films shot in Hollywood be shown in Shanghai? What did film fans think of Shanghai at that time? Hollywood blockbusters would be screened there shortly after their premieres in the United States. Shanghai at that time was already a movie paradise. Yes. Many acclaimed Chinese actors and actresses such as Ruan Lingyu , and Zhou Xuan gained national fame in films like “Street Angel’’ (1937) and “Crossroad’’ (1937). Q4. Were there widely-acclaimed film stars in the 1930’s? What were the representative works at that time?  Q5. Many talented people were involved in the film industry in the 1940s. What were they? Screenwriters, directors, actors, cinematographers, music composers and art designers. Make a brief introduction to th