八年级语文《第1课 藤野先生》学案（Eight grade Chinese language first lessons Mr. Fujino case study）.docVIP

八年级语文《第1课 藤野先生》学案（Eight grade Chinese language first lessons Mr. Fujino case study） Eight grade language guidance case March 3, 2012 Topic: Mr. Fujino Written by: Wang Xinjun, Middle School of Pearl Street Subdistrict Office of Jiaonan [teaching objectives] 1, understand the choice of typical examples, highlighting the quality of characters; 2, feel the noble qualities of Mr. Fujino and understand the deep thoughts and feelings expressed by the author in the article; 3, understand the language of emotion, color and style features. [emphasis on teaching] 1, to understand the noble qualities of Mr. Fujino. 2, understand that this article is based on the passage of time, the transformation of the site and the occurrence of events in order to narrate. [teaching difficulties] To understand the thought change process of abandoning medicine from literature. [class] 3 hours [teaching process] Section A First, introduce new courses Mr. Fujino is the most respected teacher by Mr. Lu Xun; the narrative narrative prose Mr. Fujino is the most important work of Lu Xun. 1935, the Japanese rock wave library to publish Lu Xun anthology, the translator Tian Tian to Shanghai to seek advice from Lu Xun, ask him what articles to choose. Lu Xun answered: everything is random, but hopes to Mr. Fujino in selected. His purpose was to inquire about Mr. Fujinos whereabouts and to entrust Mr. Masuda Shibu to look for it. For second years, Lu Xun anthology published, Masuda Shibu went to Shanghai to send Yangshu, Lu Xun again asked the whereabouts of Mr. Fujino, Zeng Tian said not get involved. Mr. Fujino is probably dead, sighed Mr. Lu Xun! Between the lines, genuine and sincere. At the end of August 1926, due to the Northern Warlords reactionary government persecution, Lu Xun left Beijing to teach at Xiamen University. Mr. Fujinos essay was written 20 years later by Mr. Lu Xun who left Mr. Fujino in October 12, 1926. He recalled the fragments of his life in Japan during his late 1904 to early