典型的江南私家园林-ThemeGalleryPower.pptx

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1、TaskFiveTheArtofClassicalChineseGardens—KeyuanGardenTheArtofClassicalChineseGardensTaskLead-inTheArtofClassicalChineseGardensinprofileLingnanGardensKeyuanGardenSimulatedPracticefortourguidesRelatedMaterialsSum-upASimulatedCourseforTourGuidesTaskLead-inT

2、ask2:Whatinformationandexpressiondoyouthinkareneededwhenyouintroducegardenattractions?YoucanpresentyourquestionsinChineseandgiveaquestionlist1.Task3:Pleasediscusswhatquestionsthetouristsmayasktoatourguideandgiveaquestionlist2.Task1:Pleaseintroducewhatyo

3、uhaveseenfromvideoinEnglishasatourguide.ASimulatedCourseforTourGuidesTheArtofClassicalChineseGardensIntroductionofTheArtofClassicalChineseGardensinProfileDifficultWordsandExpressionsRelatedinformationASimulatedCourseforTourGuidesTheartofclassicalChinese

4、gardensispartofChina’straditionalculture.ManypeoplesaythatifyouhaveneverwalkedthroughaChinesegarden,youcannotsaythatyouhavereallyvisitedChina.TheArtofClassicalChineseGardens(1)ASimulatedCourseforTourGuidesTheartofChinesegardenshasahistoryofmorethan3,000

5、years.NowChinahasabout1,000classicalgardens.DifferentfromclassicalEuropeangardens,inwhichgeometricpatterndominates,Chinesegardensaremadetoresemblenaturallandscapesonasmallerscale.ClassicalChinesegardensfallintotwocategories:imperialandprivate.Thegardens

6、inNorthChinaweremostlyimperialpropertysuchastheBeihaiPark,theSummerPalaceinBeijing,andtheImperialSummerResortinChengde.ThegardensintheSouthusuallybelongedtohighofficialsandwealthymerchants.Manyofthemspenttheiryearsofretirementthereinleisure.TheArtofClas

7、sicalChineseGardens(2)①②③Imperialgarden:TheSummerPalaceASimulatedCourseforTourGuidesImperialgardensarelargeinarea.TheSummerPalace,forinstance,hasanareaof290hectareswhiletheImperialSummerResort,thelargestimperialgardeninChina,coversmorethan560hectares.Mo

8、stimperialgardenshavethreesections:theadministrativesection,residentialsectionandrecreationalsection.Inlargeimperialgardens,themainbuildingsareconnectedbyanimaginarylineinthemiddleofthegardenonasouth-northaxis.Otherbuildingsscatt