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课件网) ———Reading and Writing——— Unit 5 Ancient Civilization 01 Warming-up 女性陶像 叙利亚 公元前2000年 黑彩陶器 希腊 公元前6世纪下半叶 牛头形红彩陶来通 南意大利 公元前4世纪 释迦涅槃像 敦煌莫高窟 第158窟中唐 01 Warming-up 1)What would you remember when you see these exhibits 2)What do you know about them 3)What links them together 看图片，讨论以下问题。 Task9 Read and discuss.. camel glass silk Mogao Caves Xuanzang What do you know about the person /place / things in the pictures What links them together 看图片，讨论以下问题。 Task9 Read and discuss.. Camels can carry luggage and goods while traveling through the desert. Silk is made in China and introduced to the West. Xuanzang brought back many Buddhist Scriptures ( 佛经 ) and translated them into Chinese. Xuanzang camel silk 看图片，讨论以下问题。 Task9 Read and discuss.. glass Mogao Caves Mogao caves are located in the Western China’a Gansu Province.Frescoes display Buddha’s images and behaviour,and the relationship between Buddha and men. Glass is more than 4000 years old. 阅读以下文章，选择合适的标题。 Task10 Read and choose. Did you know that the Silk Road was neither an actual road nor a single route What’s more, there were not only routes on land, but also routes by sea. The maritime Silk Road started during the Qin Dynasty and reached its peak during the Ming Dynasty. It linked Chinese ports with Korea, Japan, South Asia and even East Africa. The famous explorer to travel this sea route was Zheng He in the Ming Dynasty. The ancient Silk Road also has a long history. As early as over 2 000 years ago, China and ancient Rome were already connected by the Silk Road. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Chinese emissary Gan Ying was sent to search for “Da Qin”, the Chinese name of the Roman Empire at that time. The famous explorer Marco Polo’s travels caused the first wave of “China fever” among European countries. Strong evidence suggests that Greece ..... The Silk Road, a Successful Trade Route The Silk Road, Two Roads in One The Silk Road, the Link Between China and the World Did you know that the Silk Road was neither an actualroad nor a single route What’s more, there were not only routes on land, but also routes by sea. The maritime Silk Road started during the Qin Dynasty and reached its peak during the Ming Dynasty. It linked Chinese ports with Korea, Japan, South Asia and even East Africa. The famous explorer to travel this sea route was Zheng He in the Ming Dynasty. The ancient Silk Road also has a long history. As early as over 2 000 years ago, China and ancient Rome were already connected by the Silk Road. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Chinese emissary Gan Ying was sent to search for “Da Qin”, the Chinese name of the Roman Empire at that time. The famous explorer Marco Polo’s travels caused the first wave of “China fever” among European countries. Strong evidence suggests that Greece was introduced to silk ... ...
