新课标人教版课件系列 高中英语 必修2-1.9 更多课件、公开课等内容，敬请关注微信公众号： “中小学教学”以及“中学考试” 扫描二维码获 取更多资源 Unit 1 Cultural relicsUnit 1 Cultural relics Overseas Chinese Congress emblem A foreigner came to Qingtian to attend the congress. What places or things could you advise him to visit or see? Stone carving rice fish Ivory dragon boat Dragon Boat Festival Ming Dynasty vasechina One of the 7 world wonders Mogao Caves Art treasure for Buddhism Taj Mahal The most beautiful tomb in the world Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic Natural relic Kunqu opera Since Yuan Dynasty-Nonmaterial relic 1)world famous 2)natural/ man-made 3)a long history 4)symbols of their countries and cultures 5)very rare and valuable What are the similarities of these cultural relics? A cultural relic is something that can represent cultures, which has survived for a long time to tell the history, and it is very rare and valuable. Cultural relics can be craftworks, buildings, books, paintings music, and so on. Now, can you name what a cultural relic is? According to the definition, According to the definition, what characteristics does a what characteristics does a cultural relic have ? cultural relic have ? mysteriousmysterious preciousprecious oldold valuablevaluable rarerare cultural reliccultural relic Can you recognize any other cultural relics? Can you recognize any other cultural relics? Do you have any in your family? Do you have any in your family? Angkor Wat in Cambodia Taj-Mahal in India The Sports Arena of Ancient Rome Stonehenge in England Ancient Villages in Southern Anhui - Xidi and Hongcun Mount Huangshan The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors the Leshan Giant Buddha The Classical Gardens of Suzhou bronze jade amber 琥珀的形成 琥珀是松柏科植物的樹脂所形成的化石，最少有五千萬年的歷史。 特別是一種茂盛於二千萬至六千萬年前的新生代第三紀的松樹 Pinus Succinifera 的樹脂，經過壓力和熱力變質而形成琥珀。 世界最古老的琥珀，約為三億年前的產物，被發現於英國的 Northumberland及西伯利亞。 琥珀是人類最古老的飾物之一，在愛沙尼亞發現紀元前3700年由琥 珀製成的墬飾、珠子、紐扣等，在埃及並發現紀元前2600年由琥珀 製成的寶物。 琥珀的性质 琥珀的形状多呈饼状、肾状、瘤状、拉长的水滴状和其它不规则 形状。属非晶质体。颜色多呈黄色、橙黄色、棕色、褐黄色或暗 红色，浅绿色和黄色、淡紫色的品种极为罕见。油脂光泽，透明 至半透明 amber beautifulbeautiful rare/preciousrare/precious Can you imagine a house made of amber ? IN SEARCH OFIN SEARCH OF THE AMBER ROOM THE AMBER ROOM ValueValue HistoryHistory Is the Amber Room a Is the Amber Room a cultural relics?cultural relics? Judging from the title, what do you think happened to the Amber Room? What questions can you raise ? In search of the In search of the Amber RoomAmber Room Read Para 1Read Para 1 to find detailed information about the Amber Room Colour Birthplace Design Material Time to complete it yellow-brown Prussia of the fancy style popular in those days seven thousand tons of amber; gold and jewels It took a team of the countrys best artists ten years to make it. skimmingskimming Brief introduction to the Brief introduction to the Amber RoomAmber Room The transform of the Amber Room as The transform of the Amber Room as a gift and its changea gift and its change The missing of the Amber RoomThe missing of the Amber Room A new Amber RoomA new Amber Room Para 1Para 1 Para 2 & 3Para 2 & 3 Para 4Para 4 Para 5Para 5 Match each part of the passage with its headlineMatch each part of the passage with its headline The Amber Room Purpose It was made not to be a _, but for the _ of Frederick I. What happened to the Amber Room. 1716_. 1770_. 1941_. 2003_. Frederick William gave the Amber Room to Peter the Great as a gift. Catherine had completed the adding to the Amber room The Nazi German army stole the Amber Room The rebuilding of the Amber Room was completed. gift palace Careful reading Names of places What is it used for? The palace of Frederick For the people of St. Petersburg to celebrate the 300th birthday of the city The places where the Amber Room has ever been? Prussia A small reception hall for important visitors Catherine spent her summers there Summer Palace St. Petersburg (Winter Palace) Out of St.Petersburg Konigsberg I think it is worthwhile to rebuild the Amber Room. Do you agree? Debat foragainst 1. 1. It took people a lot of time and money to search It took people a lot of time and money to search for the lost amber room. Why did people insist on for the lost amber room. Why did people insist on looking for it ? Does the amber room deserve it ?looking for it ? Does the amber room deserve it ? 2.2. What should be done with it once it is really What should be done with it once it is really found ? Why ? State your opinion.found ? Why ? State your opinion. Reading and ThinkingReading and Thinking l lIn my opinion.In my opinion. l lI agree thatI agree that l lPersonally speakingPersonally speaking l lI must say thatI must say that l lThere is no doubt thatThere is no doubt that