四川省成都市高中英语 Module6 The World’s Cultural Heritage Reading Practice课件 外研版选修7

• What is the difference between “tangible” and “intangible world heritage?
Tangible world heritage can be seen and touched while intangible cannot.
Divide the items into two categories (Ex 1 P81)
A. Samuel Adelo
• I think being involved in sports opened a lot of doors--to education--to recognition--to travel," said Herman Agoyo of San Juan Pueblo. "My dream was to play professional baseball." • Born at the Santa Fe Indian Hospital in 1934, Herman grew up with his "grandpa and Aunt Juanita." He had "no education and didn't really promote education" because the mindset of the times was that Indians should learn a vocational skill. "That was drilled into the system at Santa Fe Indian School, too, because educators basically all the way from Washington on down saw the Indian people as being good with their hands. There was an emphasis on art and various vocational trades." Herman Agoya
• Dona Jesusita, healer and midwife （助产士）of northern New Mexico, in her seven decades of on the job delivered more than twelve thousand babies-the population of a good sized New Dona Jesusita Aragon Mexican town. Honored July, 1987
The members of the older generation in Santa Fe, New Mexico in the USA , who preserve the native traditions and languages.
• How does the Living Treasures Program work?
Old members of the community are selected to be celebrated by the town. They are filmed, recorded and photographed , and these things are displayed as reference for everyone.
Tangible
The Great Wall The Forbidden City Mogao Caves at Dunhuang The Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses Confucius Temple at Qufu
Intangible
Kunqu Opera Chen-style Tai Chi Guqin music Shaolin Kung fu
Answer to the exercises: Ex. 4 bbbd The key to exe. 5 1)It is an ancient tradition 2)It helps to unite Chinese people all over the world. 3)May take it off the list of world Heritage Sites. 4)Cultural diplomacy and knowledge of UNESCO’s system.
Module 6
Reading Practice Chinese Cultural Heritage Bid for UNESCO
• What is intangible cultural heritage?
It is also called living cultural heritage, consisting of oral heritage, living human treasures, endangered languages and traditional music of the world.
Why do you bid for UNESCO world intangible cultural heritage? How to bid for it? Read the passage on p81，answer the questions and do Ex.4 and 5 on p82.
Fill in the spaces of the following summary about The Living Treasures with proper words.(P83) The Living treasures Program in Santa Fe, New Mexico started _______(start) in the year 1984 . The purpose of to celebrate(celebrate)the lives of members of the idea is _________ the older generation, for older people are easily forgotten where or ignored in a country like the USA ______youth and important new things seen more __________(importance)to many people. The program is organized twice ____ a year, in or spring ______autumn, to honor three older New Mexicans. A formal ceremony is held to honor the living treasures achievements (achieve) in many different for their _____________ ____ areas (area)of life. ______
Up to 2010
•2001 Kunqu 2003 Guqin •2005年（2项）： 新疆维吾尔木卡姆艺术 蒙古族长调民歌（与蒙古国联合申报） • 2009年（22项）： 1.中国篆刻 2.中国雕版印刷技艺 3.中国书法 4.中国剪纸 5.中国传统木结构营造技艺 6.南 京云锦织造技艺 7、端午节 8、中国朝鲜族农乐舞 9、 《格萨（斯)尔》 10、侗族大歌 11、花儿 12、《玛纳斯》 13、妈祖信俗 14、呼麦 15、南音 16、热贡艺术 17、中国 传统蚕桑丝织技艺 18、藏戏 19、龙泉青瓷传统烧制技艺 20、宣纸传统制作技艺 21、西安鼓乐 22、粤剧 • 羌年(2009.10 急需保护的非物质文化遗产) 黎族传统纺染织绣技艺(2009.10 急需保护的非物质文化 遗产) 中国木拱桥传统营造技艺(2009.10 急需保护的非物质文
Do you know the intangible cultural heritage in Chengdu?
• Paper cutting, • embroidery(刺绣）, • porcelain（瓷器）making
ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้anta Fe’s Living treasures
• What are Santa Fe’s living treasures?
• When people try to describe A. Samuel “Sam” Adelo, a word they come up with almost every time is “gentleman.” This softspoken and invariably courteous （谦恭的）man quietly exudes（散发出） an innate appreciation for the worth of other human beings, from the highest to the least.