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Unit 1 Art
Video Time
Qingming Shang He Tu
By the end of today’s lesson, the students will be able to:
Catch the main idea and the key information while watching.
2. Learn about the famous painting Qingming Shang He Tu.
3. Learn to appreciate and protect Chinese fine arts.
Learning objectives
Which painting does the video present
Qingming Shang He Tu
Lead-in
Who painted it
2. What can be seen on the painting
3. What else do you know about the painting
It was painted by Zhang Zeduan, a court painter for the emperor during the Northern Song Dynasty.
It captures the daily life of people from the Song period at the capital, Bianjing, today’s Kaifeng in Henan.
Qingming Shang He Tu or Along the River During the Qingming Festival, is one of the most famous Chinese paintings in the world. It shows the festive spirit and prosperous street scene at the Qingming Festival. The entire piece was painted in the handscroll format and the content reveals the lifestyle of all levels of society from rich to poor as well as different economic activities in rural areas and the city.
Preparation for viewing
Read the statements below and decide whether they are true [T] or false [F].
( ) 1. Qingming Shang He Tu is no more than 24 cm wide and 520 cm long.
( ) 2. The painting was once lost during the Yuan Dynasty and hundreds of copies were made.
( ) 3. It is believed that the version in the Palace Museum is the Song Dynasty original painting.
( ) 4. The painting shows life along the Yellow River during the Qingming Festival.
( ) 5. The painting scroll also includes a short biography of Zhang Zeduan and the seals of its previous owners.
Match the words with their meanings.
scroll
arch
emerge
seal
biography
claim
to be in a curved line or shape across sth.
come out into view
a long roll of paper for writing on
affirm; state sth.to be true
an official mark stamped to show its authenticity
a story of a person’s life written by sb. else
Preparation for viewing
Watching for main idea and useful information
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( ) 1. Qingming Shang He Tu is no more than 24 cm wide and 520 cm long.
( ) 2. The painting was once lost during the Yuan Dynasty and hundreds of copies were made.
( ) 3. It is believed that the version in the Palace Museum is the Song Dynasty original painting.
( ) 4. The painting shows life along the Yellow River during the Qingming Festival.
( ) 5. The painting scroll also includes a short biography of Zhang Zeduan and the seals of its previous owners.
Watch the video to check the answers
F
528.7
24.8
T
T
F
Bian
T
Watch the video for main idea
The video first gives__________________________________, then shows__________________________from______ to______, and finally sums up_________________________________________.
a brief introduction of the painting
the details of the painting
right left
the unique artistic value of the painting
Watching for key information
Watch the first part to fill in the blanks.
The painting was on a______ scroll. This amazingly detailed painting became a _______ _______. It is _________ for only brief periods every few years. The characters and objects in the painting show life along the Bian River during the Qingming Festival, a time when Chinese people visit their ________ graves.
Watching for key information
Watch the first part to fill in the blanks.
The painting was on a______ scroll. This amazingly detailed painting became a _______ _______. It is _________ for only brief periods every few years. The characters and objects in the painting show life along the Bian River during the Qingming Festival, a time when Chinese people visit their ________ graves.
silk
national treasure
exhibited
ancestor’s
Watching for key information
Watch the middle part to take notes about the details that are displayed in the painting.
Left The city The first city gate The roads leading to
the city




Right The Rainbow Bridge The road and the river The countryside

Watching for key information
Watching for key information
Right The Rainbow Bridge The road and the river The countryside

Flowing from right to left, the painting begins by showing the countryside outside Bianjing City.
There are__ ____
______ and__ ____
_______ travelling back to Bianjing.
The scene soon becomes more_______. The road beside the river becomes
______ ____ __________, and the river becomes____
__ _____.
Then we see the Rainbow bridge _______ ____ ___
____. On both sides of the river are______ ______
____ ___ _____ ,while _______ ____ __.
Watching for key information
arching over the
rive
people selling
food and drinks
travelers pass by
crowed
packed with restaurants
full
of boats
a few
houses
a few
people
Left The city The first city gate The roads leading to
the city




Soon the city begins to emerge. We see_______, ____ and _____ ______. The roads are now filled with ______ ________ _
____ , and__ _____ and sedan chairs.
Then we come to the first city gate. Through the gate is passing __ ___ __
____ _______ _____ .
In the city, there are ______ _____ ,
_______ ______, _____ ___, houses, and _____ _____.
The streets are still crowed with people, but most of them are relaxing and taking it easy.
Watching for key information
butcher shops
doctor’s clinics
hotel inns
fabric shops
a line of
camels carrying goods
temples
inns
large houses
people travelling on
foot
in carts
The painting contains three major sections:
The right section is_______________________.
In the middle section, there are___________________.
The left section is_______________________________.
the rural area of the city
businesses of all kinds
the urban area around the city gate
At the end of the scroll are______ of its previous owners, _______ praising the painting’s beauty, and a note of a short__________ of Zhang Zeduan.
seals
poems
biography
Watching for key information
Watching for key information
Why is the painting highly valued
Watch the last part to answer the question.
Why is the painting highly valued
Because it is not only a true work of art, it also gives a rare insight into daily life in ancient China.
Watching for key information
Further thinking
1. What does the following statement mean: “This painting’s great appeal is that it provides us with a look into ordinary people’s lives in the Song Dynasty” Who do you think the painting is most appealing to
This statement means that the reason why the painting is so appealing is because it gives modern people a snapshot of an everyday moment of the ordinary people in ancient time. I think the painting is most appealing to people interested in our history, society, and culture.
Further thinking
2. What’s the feature of the painting
We appreciate the handscroll from right to left. Characters and objects are focused to show the life of all walks of people in the painting.
Further thinking
3. Do you know of any other paintings like this one
“10,000 Miles Along the Yangzi River” by Wang Hui
It is a 53-foot-long scroll showing the length of the Yangzi River with references to China’s culture and traditions.
3. Do you know of any other paintings like this one
Further thinking
“A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains” by Wang Ximeng
This huge scroll reproduces the magnificent scenery of the mountains and rivers during the Northern Song Dynasty. It is known as one of the “Top ten Chinese Masterpieces”.
These famous paintings are precious treasures of our nation, which should be well protected.
Surf on the Internet for more information about Chinese famous paintings. Choose one and make an introduction in 100 words, including a brief introduction, some details and the value of the painting.
Homework

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