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Language class begins with the key - the design language of lead A good guide language, such as magnets, can firmly grasp the breathtaking students in class the beginning of a ground-breaking, head start, the whole lesson and therefore gaoya diarrhea water, surging, so that the students attracted to one. If we take the success of a language lesson, the ratio of a treasure house of valuable knowledge, it is a good guide language opens the treasures of knowledge begins with this key. The following combination of their own teaching practice, specifically introduce several ways to import new lesson. First, an overview of background, to stimulate interest in Turn over a new high school language textbooks, the selected table of contents mostly splendid classic literary talent, but because of our students face very narrow reading, “The Book of Songs,” “Lament,” “Three Kingdoms”, “Dream of Red Mansions” “ Su Shi, Cao Cao, Tagore ... ... “These are our overripe in the heart of classical masterpieces and the artists are unfamiliar to them. Therefore, to learn about these artists famous article, I have background knowledge on the use of emotive, import new lesson. Such as in teaching, ““ The Book of Songs “3”, the way to import: We are the Chinese nation has a long history, splendid culture, especially in the voluminous literature of the ancient river, our ancestors left for future generations a tremendous poetry of wealth. Qu Yuan, Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Ju-yi, Lu, LI Qing-zhao, and so these great poet’s name has become almost a household name, many of their best poems are popular today. Forget their roots, when we suan and catching its source, they will see that the starting point of flashing a dazzling brilliance, this is the starting point as the total of China’s first poetry collection, “The Book of Songs.” Today, let us look at this one to explore the source of endless mysteries inside the bar! Similarly, the study of Qu Yuan’s “Lament,” Cao Cao’s “Duange Xing,”