初中英语人教版（2024）八年级下册（2024）Section B教学演示课件ppt

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In grups, research the similarities and differences between custms in China and anther cuntry. Yu can chse sme tpics frm the list belw. Cmplete the table with yur ideas.
greetingswearing the right clthesgiving and receiving gifts
visiting therseating custmsgd/bad cnversatin tpics
Jin a different grup. Tell them abut yur research.
We researched eating custms. In China, it's nt plite t talk with yur muth full. In Brazil, it's rude t d that t. In China, we usually use chpsticks. But in Brazil,…
Rejin yur riginal grup. Share what yu learnt in the ther grup.
Tday, ur grup wuld like t share sme interesting custms between China and Brazil.First, let’s talk abut greetings. In China, we usually shake hands and smile when we meet smene new. Fr gd friends, we might pat each ther n the shulder. But in Brazil, peple are much mre warm and utging—they ften greet with a big hug and even cheek kisses, even if they just meet fr the first time!
Next, clthes. In China, we like t dress mdestly. Fr business r frmal events, we ften wear suits r ther frmal clthes. Brazilians lve bright, clrful and casual clthes in daily life, but when they g t parties, they dress very elegantly and eye-catching.Then, giving and receiving gifts. In China, we always give gifts with bth hands, and we never give clcks r pears because they sund like bad luck in Chinese. Als, we usually pen the gift later, nt in frnt f the giver. But in Brazil, peple give gifts with ne hand, and they pen the gift right away t shw hw happy and thankful they are.
When visiting thers, Chinese peple always bring small gifts like fruits r snacks, and we try t arrive n time. Brazilians are mre relaxed abut time—they might arrive a little later than the planned time, and they ften bring flwers r chclates as gifts.Fr eating custms, Chinese peple use chpsticks and share all the dishes n the table. Brazilians use knives and frks, and they lve their famus barbecue, called churrasc. Their meals are usually slw and lively, full f laughter with family and friends.
Finally, cnversatin tpics. In China, we like t talk abut wrk, family and daily life, but we avid asking abut age, mney r ther private things. Brazilians are big fans f ftball, music and festivals—they lve talking abut these tpics and keep their cnversatins very lively and fun!
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Symbls f Chinese Culture
Chinese culture is ne f the ldest in the wrld, and it is rich in traditins and beliefs. Many f the things yu see, hear, r even taste in China may be symbls with special meanings!
DragnsIn many Western stries, dragns are frightening mnsters. Hwever, peple in China are nt frightened f them! Instead, they think dragns are a symbl f pwer and gd frtune. Chinese dragns are s ppular in China that yu can see them in many places, such as vases, buildings, mney,
be frightened f… 害怕……
clthes, paintings, and jewellery! The wrd fr "dragn" even appears in names and idims. Fr example, "t hpe that ne's children becme dragns" means that parents hpe their children will d well in life. In China, peple think dragns are s pwerful that they call themselves the descendants f the dragn!
call neself… 称自己为……
The clur redIn China, red is a pwerful clur with special meaning. Many peple think it brings gd luck and wealth, s yu willsee red decratins such as paper-cuts, cuplets, and lanterns during festivals like the Chinese New Year. Peple think red is s lucky that they wear it during celebratins. At traditinal Chinese weddings, bth
the bride and grm wear red. Red als has psitive meanings in ther cultures. Fr example, a red carpet shws imprtance, and red rses symblize lve. Hwever, in Western culture, red culd smetimes mean lss. If a cmpany has "red ink" r is "in the red", it means that they are lsing mre mney than they are earning.
Lucky numbersCertain numbers are lucky in China because they sund like ther Chinese wrds with psitive meanings. "Six", fr example, sunds like "flw”. It symblizes things ging well. The number "tw” is als lucky, because the Chinese believe that gd things cme in pairs. "Eight" sunds like a wrd which means "t make a frtune",
and it symblizes wealth. Lastly, "nine" has the same prnunciatin as the character "7", which means "lng lasting". S "nine" has cme t symblize a lng life. On the ther hand, "fur" sunds like "death". Sme peple find this number s unlucky that they avid using it in their phne numbers. But China is nt the nly place with special numbers. In America, fr example, "seven" is a lucky number while "thirteen" is an unlucky number.
Read the text and cmplete the table.
celebratins
shws imprtance
symblizes lve
things ging well
gd things in pairs
Imagine that yu are a tur guide in China. What additinal infrmatin can yu give turists n Chinese cultural symbls?
Mre Symbls t ExplrePandas: They are a natinal treasure, symblizing peace and friendship.
The Great Wall: It stands fr strength, perseverance, and China’s lng histry.
Tea: It’s a symbl f Chinese hspitality and the slw, peaceful way f life.
1. What custms frm arund the wrld have yu learnt?2. What are sme cultural differences between China and ther cuntries?3. Can yu use adverbial clauses with s... that, unless, and as sn as prperly?4. Why d yu think it is imprtant t knw abut cultural differences?5. Hw shuld we cmmunicate with peple frm different cultures?