《旅游英语》课件ppt-Unit-Seven

1、旅 游 英 语Unit SevenPart 1 Lets Listen!Part 2 Lets Learn!Part 3 Lets Speak!Part 4 Lets Read!Part 5 Lets Improve!Part 6 Lets Practice!What is it?Activity 2: Give a brief introduction to Gansu Province according to what youve learnt. Activity 1: Fill in the table according to what you have learnt from th

2、e passage. Real-time Exercises 1Part 1 Lets Listen!Brief Introduction to Gansu ProvincePosition It is situated in the upper reaches of the Yellow River. Area455 000 square kilometers Population25.58 million in 2010 Climateboth temperate monsoon and continental climate Famous tourist attractionsthe S

3、ilk Road, Mogao Grottoes, Jiayu Pass Brief Introduction to Gansu Province Situated in the upper reaches of the Yellow River, Gansu Province covers an total area of 455 000 square kilometers and it has a total population of about 25.58 million in 2010. The province is famous for its a long history an

4、d rich natural resources. The Silk Road, a chief Eurasian trade route .The Silk Road enhanced both Chinas and the western countries economy and culture . Therere many beautiful attractions along the Gansu section of the Silk Road, such as Mogao Grottoes, which is esteemed as “a glittering pearl ador

5、ns the Silk Road”, and Jiayu Pass, which is acclaimed as “the grandest pass under heaven”.Part 2 Lets Learn! Shopping Service Being one of the six essential factors of tour activities, shopping is an indispensable part in the whole tour. Moreover, selling commodities is an important section of the t

6、ourist incomes for a country or region. Purchasing local products can also make the tourists have a further understanding of the local custom and culture. Tourists may raise various kinds of special requirements in shopping. The guide should try his best to satisfy them. 1. Demand of an Unescorted F

7、ree Shopping 2. Demand of Purchasing Antiques or Reproductions 3. Demand of Purchasing Traditional Chinese Medicinal Materials 4. Demand of Going Back to the Shop to Purchase Goods 5. Demand of Refunding or Changing GoodsActivity 2: Answer the following questions according to what youve learnt .Acti

8、vity 1: Decide whether the statements are true or false according to the passage.Real-time Exercises 2Part 2 Lets Learn!Situation:A tourist wants to buy a carpet. The local guide helps him buy it.Part 3 Lets Speak! Shopping for a Carpet Activity 2: Simulated writing.Activity 1: Simulated acting.Real

9、-time Exercises 3Part 3 Lets Speak!Part 4 Lets Read! Chinese Grottoes The grotto art deriving from India was introduced to China which has gone through the Southern and Northern Dynasties as well as the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties. The grottoes made in different dynasties have their unique styles.

10、The development of Chinese grottoes. There are three greatest grottoes in China, including Mogao Grottoes at Dunhuang in Gansu Province, Yungang Grottoes at Datong in Shanxi Province, and Longmen Grottoes at Luoyang in Henan Province.Part 4 Lets Read! Chinese Grottoes Part 4 Lets Read! Chinese Grott

11、oes Mogao Grottoes Mogao Grottoes are the largest and the most famous grottoes of Buddhist grotto art in China. Yungang Grottoes Known as one of the three major cave complexes in China. Yungang Grottoes have a profound influence on the art development in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and hold an extrem

12、ely important position in the Chinese art history. Longmen Grottoes Longmen Grottoes are known as one of Chinas three major treasure troves of grotto art. Part 4 Lets Read! Mogao Grottoes Situated at the cliffs of the Soughing Sand Hill 25 kilometers southeast of Dunhuang City.The Grottoes were star

13、ted in 366AD, the 2nd year of Jianyuan in the Former Qin State. Mogao Grottoes are acclaimed as “the World Gallery”, which were listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1987. Part 4 Lets Read! Yungang Grottoes Known as one of the three major cave complexes in China, the grottoes started to b

14、e built in 460 when Datong was the capital and the political and cultural center in the north. Yungang Grottoes have a profound influence on the art development in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and hold an extremely important position in the Chinese art history. Part 4 Lets Read! Longmen Grottoes Longm

15、en Grottoes are known as one of Chinas three major treasure troves of grotto art.The construction of these caves was started in 493AD when the Northern Wei Court and was completed in the Qing Dynasty, lasting more than 400 years. The exquisite carvings demonstrate the great intelligence of the ancie

16、nt Chinese artisans who left us a glorious page in the history of Chinese grotto art. Questions based on the text :1. How did the grottoes develop in China?2. What are the chief characteristics of the grotto art in the Northern Wei Dynasty?3. What are the main contents of Mogao Grottoes, Yungang Gro

17、ttoes and Longmen Grottoes?4. What are the Chinas three major treasure troves of grotto art?Part 4 Lets Read! Chinese Grottoes Part 4 Lets Read! Mogao Grottoes Mogao Grottoes are the best known of the Chinese Buddhist grottoes and along with Longmen Grottoes and Yungang Grottoes, are one of the thre

18、e famous ancient sculptural sites of China. Mogao Grottoes started to be built in 366 AD, the 2nd year of Jianyuan in Former Qin State. Mogao Grottoes became flourishing center of Buddhist culture on the Silk Road at that time.Mogao Grottoes are not only the largest and the most celebrated Buddhist

19、grottoes in China but also the largest World Treasure House of Art so far in existence in the world. They were inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1987. Chinese citizens enjoy the freedom to believe or not believe in religion, and the government does not interfere with their legal religious acti

20、vities. Religious practices can be carried on in the premises of temples, churches and mosques, which are protected by the Chinese government. Meanwhile, the government also established the Bureau of Religious Affairs to supervise all aspects of religious activities in China. Buddhism, Taoism, Chris

21、tianity and Islam are the four major religions in China.Part 5 Lets Improve! Chinese ReligionsPart 5 Lets Improve! Chinese ReligionsQuestions based on the text :1. What are the four major religions in China?2. What are three types of Buddhism in China?3. What are the main mountains of Mahayana Buddh

22、ism in China?4. Why is Hinayana Buddhism also called Pali Buddhism?5. Among the five main sects of Tibetan Buddhism, which is the most powerful one?6. Whats the basic doctrine of Taoism?7. What are the three principal divisions of Christianity?8. Who established Islam? What are the chief festivals of Islam?Part 5 Lets Improve! Chinese Religions Oral Presentation Are you interested in Chinese religions? Do you have any religious beliefs ? Please choose one of religions in China to make an oral presentation