hiroshima1高级英语.ppt

Lesson 2 Hiroshima—the “Liveliest” City in Japan Book 1, Zhang Hanxi Teaching plan 1. Warm-up questions 2. Background information 3. Writing style and skills 4. Rhetorical devices 5. Detailed study 6. Exercises after the text 7. Homework 1. warm-up questions (1) Can you illustrate the greatest inventions all over the world? How would it affect people? (2)What do you know about Japanese tradition? What do you think of Japan and Japanese people? (3)Is the Anti-Japanese War a psychological scar in our mind? Shall we always keep it in mind? Wikipedia: ground zero  A City of Peace Hiroshima overcame the tragic atomic bombing to become a city that symbolizes peace and extols humanity. The A-bomb experience is the wellspring of Hiroshima‘s continual plea for the abolition of nuclear weapons. Along with this, to preserve the sanctity 圣洁of human life, personal dignity, and the opportunity to lead a tranquil安静的 life in a comfortable environment, we intend to be a city that contributes to lasting world peace through national, regional, and interpersonal exchange. A City of Culture While preserving our plentiful water, greenery, and natural environment to create a safe, comfortable, pleasant, and high-quality urban environment, we intend to be a city where people lead energetic, healthy, comfortable, and worthwhile lives, an energetic city that attracts people, a city that fosters culture and humanity. An International City Taking advantage of the refined sensibilities and natural creativity of its people and its wealth of technology and culture, the City of Hiroshima will promote vigorous international exchanges, cooperation, and joint activities in business, culture, sports, academics, and other fields. At the same time, as the core city of the Chugoku-Shikoku中国-四国 Region, it seeks to become a vital, outward-looking hub with sufficient urban functions and infrastructure to support these activities. 本片是由加拿大和日本1995年合拍的一部电视电影。影片在几位亲身经历二战的老兵的回忆中，以详尽的史实和鲜为人知的、大量的历史镜头