2010年4月30日 星期五

Introducing myself in Chinese summary

Introducing myself in Chinese summary
你好.
我叫翠西.
我十三岁.
我是学生。
我出生在新西兰.
我住在新西兰。
我来自柬埔寨。
我最喜欢吃冰淇淋。
我最喜欢吃面条.
我喜欢听音乐.
我喜欢阅读.
我是个和蔼而快乐的人。
我是个很有礼貌的人.
我学汉语.
我有一个妹妹。
我是一个姐姐.
我没有宠物.
我可以讲英语。
我上西湖女子高中.

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2010年4月23日 星期五

"A plan for China Trip "

The topic for this project is "A plan for China Trip ".
Imagine you are planning a holiday trip in China with your family and friends and you are assigned a duty to choose a place and plan the itinerary. Your main task on this project is making this plan attractive, interesting, entertaining and informing.

You should search and choose at least 5 of the famous tourist spots, buildings, historical sites, mountains, rivers...etc, including the culture, costume, cuisine … etc of the place you choose. You will present your project to your Chinese class to invite and attract them to go with you.

You may work individually or in pairs to produce information and pioctures about your choosen places.

When you finish your task, make a sticker on http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/yr9chinesewghs2010-2 and directly link to your "A plan for China Trip " poject on your blogger.

Your project could be in the form of powerpoint, a wall chart or booklet …., any form of presentation, but at the end, you need to post it to your Blogger or blog and make a stick on the wallwisher under "A plan for China Trip " directly link to your work on your Blogger or blog.

Sources of information:
You can find some useful research information in the school library or at your local library. You can also find materials in encyclopedias, or on CD-Roms such as Encarta. There is a huge amount of materials on the Internet such as Wikipedia, but be careful not to blindly copy of information. Many of the regions have their own sites. Google and Wikipedia are good search engine for China.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_(China)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_China
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_China
http://www.thechinaguide.com/index.php
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/

Note:
You should acknowledge the source of document for any information you get from by attaching the book name, publisher, author, photographer and/or website address to prevent you breach copy right.

Mr Yen

2010年4月5日 星期一

Hua Mulan - Year 9 Chinese Project

Year 9 Chinese Project – Hua Mulan

Your task is to design a powerpoint about the Chinese legend of Hua Mulan, a woman who disguises herself as a man to take the place of her elderly father in the army.
Your powerpoint should be able to tell

1. The story of Ha Mulan
2. The moral of Mulan’s story
3. The reflection which you think about the Mulan’s story

You might present in both English and Chinese



Mulan is a young girl who wants to please and honor her family, but seems destined to fail. When she is sent to a matchmaker to win a good husband, her gawkiness and lack of grace lead to shame and rejection. These problems pale, however, when her aging father is summoned to join the Chinese army and repel the invading Huns. Realizing that her father could never survive in battle, Mulan's courage and ingenuity eventually distinguish her in the eyes of her commander, Captain Shang. With the help of her pint-sized dragon protector, Mushu, Mulan is key in turning back the Huns in battle. When she is wounded, it is discovered that she is a woman, and Shang abandons her as a traitor. Left behind, Mulan sees the Hun army heading for the Imperial Palace and races there. When Mulan defeats Hun general Shan-Yu and saves the Emporer, she brings honor upon herself and her family and wins the heart of Captain Shang.
The story of a brave Chinese woman named Mulan has been told in China for nearly 2,000 years. Mulan is rumored to have been a real person. "Mulan" is the first feature primarily produced at Walt Disney Feature Animations Florida, Disney's state-of-the-art animation studio in Orlando, which began operation nearly 10 years ago.
The artistic approach to the film was based on the Chinese "sing" style of "negative," or empty, spaces balanced by "positive" detail -- almost a "yin and yang" concept. The movie's artistic supervisors spent three weeks in China sketching, photographing, and soaking up the culture. Computer animators used the latest technology to add detail and mimic camera techniques that were previously unavailable in animation -- like crowd scenes of up to 30,000 people. They used a computer program called "Atilla" to make an incredible sequence featuring 2,000 Huns on horseback.
Reference:
http://disney.go.com/vault/archives/movies/mulan/mulan.html
Mulan 2 Movie Part 1 :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy0N4tRTBpw