what are special features in literature temple today ????
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16 tháng 6 2019
I.Ask for questons:
1.What are the statues in the Temple of Literature?
=> There are many statues in the Temple of Literature such as the statue of Chu Cong, Khong Tu , Nhan Tu, Tang Tu, Tư Tu, Mạnh Tu
2.What will you do if you visit the Temple of Literature?
=> I will visit the temple and see many arts
3.Where is the Temple of Literature in Vietnam?
=> It in the center of Ha Noi , in 58, Van Mieu Street
4.How far is it from your house to your school?
=> About 4 kilometers
5.How long does it take you to walk to school?
=> It takes about 40 minutes
6.How long does it take you to go to school by bike?
=> It takes about 30 minutes
CT
18 tháng 12 2021
III. Fill in each blank with a suitable preposition. (6.9B)
1. We are preparing ______for_____ a trip to the Temple of Literature.
2. She’s very keen to learn _______about____ Japanese culture.
3. The Temple of Literature was built ____under_______ Ly Thanh Tong’s dynasty.
4. What do you plan to take _____for______ you on the trip?
5. The Imperial Academy was regarded _______as____ the first university in Vietnam.
6. The Po Nagar Tower Complex consisted ___of ________ six towers.
7. The One Pillar Pagoda was built _______in____ the year 1049.
8. The 82 Doctors’ stone tablets were recognised ____by_______ UNESCO.
9. Thong Nhat Palace is located _______at____ 106 Nguyen Du Street, District 1.
10. Khue Van Pavilion is the symbol _____of______ Hanoi.
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25 tháng 12 2022
1 for
Prepare for: chuẩn bị
2 about
learn about st: học về cái gì đó
3 under
Under sb's dysnasty: dưới thời ai đó
4 with
take with: mang theo
5 as
regard as: coi như là
6 of
consist of: bao gồm
7 in
8 by
Câu bị động quá khứ đơn: S+was/were+PII+by O
were recognised by UNESCO: được công nhận bởi UNESCO
9 at
At dùng cho giới từ chỉ địa điểm rõ ràng
10 of
Symbol of st: biểu tượng của thứ gì đó
3 tháng 10 2018
Tay ethnic minority occupies 1st place in the ethnic minorities of Vietnam. While Viet people have 86% of the population, Tay residents have less than 2%. Their number is estimated at approximately 1.7 million. It is estimated, they are in Vietnam already in the year 500 A.D. This group is divided into the another smaller groups (e.g. Ngan, Phen, Tho, Thu Lao, Pa Di). People inhabit the area mainly in the north-eastern part of northern Vietnam, in the provinces of Cao Bang, Lang Son, Bac Kan, Quang Ninh, Ha Giang, in smaller numbers in Yen Bai and Lao Cai.
The culture of the Tay ethnic group is very rich. Starting with traditional folklore and wedding songs, poems, dances and music. The well-known song is “Hat Luon“, it’s called. duet between lovers. During the year, there are a several festivals and celebrations that have different meanings. They are typical farmers and some traditions have persisted to the present. E.g. long tradition in the cultivation of wet rice, digging irrigation canals, threshing grain rice on wooden racks (Loong). The most famous craft of Tay ethnic minority is weaving brocade of original designs, which are highly prized.
Clothes are not so colorful as with other ethnic minorities. Clothes are made of cotton that is dyed indigo color. There is not so much to see the embroidery or other decorations. Women wear skirts or pants, polo shirt and black scarf, men wear trousers and shirt or T-shirt. Thu Lao ethnic minority wears cone-shaped scarf on their heads and Tho ethnic minority dresses like Thai residents of Mai Chau town.
Dwellings are similar to Thai residents, the house is built on the pillars. They use the tiles, straw or palm leaf for building the roof and wood or bamboo for walls. The villages are often built in the foothills and are often named according to mountains, rivers or fields that are located here. Villages are often large and have dozens of homes at once.
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12:07Diverse Voices: Literature now encompasses a wide range of perspectives and experiences, giving voice to marginalized communities and underrepresented groups.
Experimental Forms: Authors are pushing the boundaries of traditional storytelling, experimenting with unconventional narrative structures and styles.
Interdisciplinary Approaches: Literature is increasingly influenced by other art forms such as visual arts, music, and film, resulting in innovative and multidimensional works.
Globalization: Literature reflects the interconnectedness of our world, exploring themes of globalization, migration, and cultural exchange.
Social and Political Commentary: Many contemporary works of literature tackle pressing social and political issues, offering insightful commentary and sparking important conversations.
Technology and Digital Media: With the rise of digital platforms, literature has expanded into new formats such as e-books, online publications, and interactive storytelling.
Blurring of Genres: Traditional genre boundaries are being blurred, with authors combining elements of different genres to create unique and hybrid literary works.
Focus on Identity and Representation: Literature today places a strong emphasis on identity, representation, and the exploration of personal and cultural identities.
Environmental Concerns: Climate change and environmental issues are increasingly addressed in literature, reflecting the growing awareness and urgency surrounding these topics.
Reader Engagement: With the advent of social media and online communities, readers have more opportunities to engage with authors and participate in discussions about literature.