模块6 Unit 3 Understanding each other Welcome to the unit 课件（36张）

课件36张PPT。Appreciate a song: 龙文一弹戏牡丹 一挥万重山一横长城长 一竖字铿锵一画碟成双 一撇鹊桥上一勾游江南 一点茉莉香 洒下床前明月光上下千年一梦长古今如一龙凤凰黑眼黑发真善良 宫商角徵羽 琴棋书画唱孔雀东南飞 织女会牛郎深爱这土地 丝路到敦煌先人是炎黄 子孙血一样 …… 读懂千年金钩银画样习惯故乡白米面或汤一杯清茶道汉唐妙笔丹青画平安M6U3 Understanging each otherCultural differences DiscussionWhat’s culture? A brief definition: The customs and beliefs, art, way of life and social organization of a particular country or group. What do you think are the things that represent different cultures?ReligionsPoliticsLanguages中文：你好！ English-Hello 西班牙语-Hola(读作o la) 法语-Bonjour 德语-Guten morgen意大利语-Buon Giorno荷兰语-Goedemorgen马来语-ma ha la ha日语-ku ni qi wa韩语-a niang ha sai you 泰国话-sou wa di ka(ka pu) ……LiteratureHistoriesArchitecturePaintingsArtsFoodCustomsFestivalsListen and watchCultural DifferencesQuestionsWhich country is Waled from? Where does Peter come from? What does Ma Li think about learning about cultural differences?Brunei.The UK.It is a good way to understand about each other.ScanningIn the West, when is the polite time to open a present? Why?As soon as he received it. What drink is not permitted at a wedding ceremony in Bruei?Having live chickens. Alcohol. What surprised Peter about the wedding ceremony in Korea?Because the person who sends the gift wants to see the receiver’s reaction. ScanningHow do people in Brunei point? Why?They point with their thumb. What British festival are Peter’s American friends not familiar with?Bonfire Night. Because using the first finger to point means offence. The history and origin of Bonfire Night/Guy Fawkes Night Guy Fawkes was a Catholic(旧教信奉者). He and his friends intended to kill King James I and all the people in the British government. They made a careful plan which they called the ‘Gunpowder Plot’. They managed to carry lots of gunpowder into the cellars(地下室) of the Houses of Parliament. The history and origin of Bonfire Night/Guy Fawkes NightThey sent a letter to one of their members in the Houses of Parliament, warning him not to attend parliament on the day of the attack. Somehow, the letter was handed to the King. On 5 November 1605, as they were ready to blow up the Houses of Parliament, guards found them and arrested them. Then, they were sentenced to death.How do the Brits celebrate Bonfire Night? Today people celebrate Guy Fawkes Night by having Parties. They stand round bonfires and set off fireworks. They also eat sausages and other types of food. Some people go to see big firework displays. Children make life-size figures of Guy Fawkes and put them onto the bonfires to burn them. It is said that people have burnt these figures to mark Guy Fawkes Night for almost 400 years. Cultural differencesIn the West, it is _____ not to open a present when you receive it. They like to see how the receiver _____ and may think it _____ not to open it.In Korea, a live ... ...