大学英语下 高职公共基础课大学英语下unit4.pptx

大学英语 下;Contents Unit 1 Sub-healthUnit 2 Sports Unit 3 Person Unit 4 Culture Unit 5 Shopping and Sightseeing Unit 6 Internet Unit 7 Human Touch Unit 8 Ups and downs;Unit 4 Culture;Warm-up ActivitiesHere are some descriptions about Chinese traditional culture.Match the descriptions with the corresponding pictures.A. calligraphy B. music C. martial arts D. folk art formsE. chess F. festival G. folk-custom H. Chinese painting;Section A Listening;Dialogues;Passage;Dialogue 1;Dialogue 2;Dialogue 3;Easy learning;Easy learning;Intensive Reading;Different Cultures and Different Customs;It is sometimes difficult to know when to shake hands with Americans. In business situations men always shake hands when they first meet each other. Recently, especially in the business world, women have begun shaking hands, too. In social situations when two people meet, they often shake hands. You may find that younger women shake hands more often than older women do. When Americans shake hands, they usually only shake hands for a few seconds. When they shake, they shake hands firmly, not loosely. “He shakes hands like a dead fish” refers to someone whose handshake is not firm enough. In American culture, a weak handshake is a sign of a weak character. In other countries people shake hands differently. They may take theother person’s hand loosely and may shake it for more than a few seconds. Every language has certain rules of speaking and every culture has rules about how people should interact with each other. These rules are not usually written down, but are learned by people living together in one culture. When you learn about other cultural ways of doing things, you start to think about what you’ve been doing in your own language and culture.;New wordsapart [??pɑ:t] ad. 分别，相距character [?k?r?kt?] n. 性格，特性，角色cultural [?k?lt??r?l] a. 文化上的，文化的dead [ded] a. 死的firmly [?f?:ml?] ad. 坚定的，坚固的greet [