Prepare lesson on Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh

Prepare lesson on Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh

Prepare lesson on Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh (Ultra Short 1)

Prepare lesson on Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh (Ultra Short 2)

I. Text Comprehension:

Question 1:
How many sections does the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh' consist of? What does each section represent? What era of Vietnamese history is the story associated with?
The story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh' consists of 3 parts:
- From the beginning to 'a pair': King Hùng chooses a son-in-law.
- Next until 'withdraw troops': Sơn Tinh – Thủy Tinh propose and the battle between the two gods.
- The rest: Thủy Tinh seeks revenge annually.
The story is associated with the 18th Hung King era.

Question 2:
In the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh', who are the main characters? How are the main characters described with imaginative, fantastical details? What are the symbolic meanings of these characters?
* The main characters in the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh':
- Sơn Tinh: the mountain god of Tản Viên.
- Thủy Tinh – the water god.

* The main characters are described with imaginative, fantastical details:
Sơn Tinh: waves his hand to the east, islands and beaches emerge in the east; waves his hand to the west, mountain ranges rise from the ground.
Thủy Tinh: summons wind, wind comes; calls rain, rain comes.
In the battle:
- Thủy Tinh summons rain, calls wind to create a storm shaking the earth and sky, raising the river water to attack Sơn Tinh.
- Sơn Tinh: uses miraculous powers to lift hills, move mountain ranges, build earth embankments to stop the floodwaters. The higher the river, the higher the hills.

* Symbolic meanings of the characters:
- Thủy Tinh represents heavy rain, storms, and floods every year.
Sơn Tinh represents the strength of the ancient Vietnamese people who built embankments to resist floods, embodying the ancient people's dream of overcoming natural disasters.
- The talent, stature, and courage of Sơn Tinh symbolize the achievements of the ancient Vietnamese people in the struggle against floods in the Red River and Đà River basins.

Question 3:
What is the significance of the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh'?
The significance of the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh':
+ Explaining the phenomenon of annual rainstorms and floods in the northern part of our country and the strength, and aspiration to control floods of the ancient Vietnamese people. At the same time, it glorifies the nation-building achievements of the Hùng Kings.

Question 4:
What is the symbolic significance of the main characters in the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh'?
The symbolic significance of the main characters:
- Thủy Tinh embodies the phenomenon of heavy rains, storms, and floods, symbolizing the challenges faced by the Vietnamese people annually.
- Sơn Tinh represents the resilience and ingenuity of the ancient Vietnamese in combating natural disasters, symbolizing their determination to overcome adversities. Sơn Tinh's feats epitomize the spirit of resilience and the relentless struggle of the Vietnamese people against floods in the Red River and Đà River basins.

Question 3:

What is the significance of the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh'?

• The significance of the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh':
• The story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh' aims to explain the phenomenon of annual rainstorms and floods in the northern part of our country and the strength, and aspiration to control floods of the ancient Vietnamese people. At the same time, it glorifies the nation-building achievements of the Hùng Kings.

II. PRACTICE:

1. Narrate the emotional journey of the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh'.

2. From the story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh', what are your thoughts on the policy of building and reinforcing embankments, strictly prohibiting deforestation, and simultaneously planting millions of hectares of forests by our State nowadays?
The story 'Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh' uses the image of two deities to explain the phenomenon of storms and floods that occur annually in our country. Therefore, the State's policy of building and reinforcing embankments, strictly prohibiting deforestation, and simultaneously planting millions of hectares of forests are extremely positive actions to mitigate floods and prevent them.

3. Write down the names of some folk tales related to the era of the Hùng Kings that you know:
- The legend of the watermelon.
- King Hùng teaches people to grow rice.
- Bánh chưng, bánh giầy.

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Prepare the lesson on Sơn Tinh, Thủy Tinh (Ultra-short 3)

- Structure

• Part 1: From the beginning to each couple: conditions for choosing a son-in-law.
• Part 2: Next to the Water Deity's reluctant withdrawal of troops: The battle between Sơn Tinh and Thủy Tinh and the outcome.
• Remaining part 3: Thủy Tinh's revenge and the result.

- Summary

Learning of the 18th Hung King's intention to find a son-in-law for Mị Nương, both Sơn Tinh (the mountain god) and Thủy Tinh (the water god) came to propose. Before the two talented young men, the king set conditions for choosing a son-in-law. The next day, Sơn Tinh brought gifts first, thus winning Mị Nương's hand in marriage. Thủy Tinh arrived later and, feeling angry and humiliated, engaged in a fight with Sơn Tinh. Sơn Tinh emerged victorious, causing Thủy Tinh to retreat. Since then, every year, Thủy Tinh brings storms and floods as revenge against Sơn Tinh.

- Prepare the Lesson

Question 1 (page 33 Vietnamese Literature Grade 6 Volume 1):

• Part 1: From the beginning until the engagement ceremony: bridegroom selection conditions.
• Part 2: Until the water god withdrew: The battle between Sơn Tinh and Thủy Tinh and the outcome.
• Remaining part: Thủy Tinh's revenge and the result.
• The story is associated with the era of the 18th Hung King - the era that marks the beginning of the nation's history.

Question 2 (page 24 Vietnamese Literature Grade 6 Volume 1):

In the story, Sơn Tinh and Thủy Tinh are the main characters.
- Sơn Tinh: “Waving his hand to the East, islands and peninsulas emerge; waving his hand to the West, mountains and hills rise” → Sơn Tinh symbolizes the aspiration and ability to overcome natural disasters.
- Thủy Tinh: “Calling the wind, the wind comes; calling the rain, the rain comes.” Thủy Tinh can summon rain and wind, shaking the earth and sky. → Thủy Tinh symbolizes destruction.

Question 3 (page 34 Vietnamese Literature Grade 6 Volume 1):

The significance of the story of Sơn Tinh and Thủy Tinh:
+ Explaining the phenomenon of flooding
+ Demonstrating the strength and aspirations of ancient Vietnamese in controlling natural disasters.
+ Commemorating the nation-building efforts of the Hung Kings.

Practice

Exercise 1 (page 34 Vietnamese Literature Grade 6 Volume 1): Emotional storytelling.
- Slow-paced tone in sections 1, 3
- Strong and vibrant tone in section 2.

Exercise 2 (page 34 Vietnamese Literature Grade 6 Volume 1):
The current State policy aims to realize the ancient people's dream of overcoming natural disasters.

In the realm of ancient tales from the era of Hung Vuong, we encounter legends such as Mai An Tiem, Chu Dong Tu, Phu Dong Thien Vuong, Saint Giong, and the Oath Stone.

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In addition to the aforementioned narratives, students can delve into the intricacies of Verb Phrases in preparation for composing their own.