中国之旅BusyinShanghai.ppt

Unit 2 Busy in Shanghai Pudong new zone Bund Bund Bund The old bank with its dome The old bank The old bank Reading Zhou Ming: You can call the money renminbi, or yuan. You will see banknotes for 1,2,5,10,20,50and100yuan. Mr Smith: And the coins? Zhou Ming: There’s a one-yuan coin and coins for a half and a tenth of a yuan. You may see even smaller ones, but they really aren’t worth much! Mr Smith: Well, that doesn’t sound too difficult. Now, tell me more about a Chinese meal. Zhou Ming: As you will see, there are different styles, but normally we have rice and a number of dishes. Mr Smith: Like vegetables, meat and fish? Zhou Ming: Yes. All the dishes are in the middle and people reach in and take portions with their chopsticks. There may be soup towards the end of the meal. Mr Smith: I’m beginning to understand. I can see that I will learn a lot this holiday. Renminbi Speaking 1 Group\pair work Give a short presentation on the following topics 1. Explain Chinese banknotes and coins to a tourist 2. Explain how to order and eat a Chinese meal A short presentation on Chinese banknotes and coins Chinese money is called renminbi or yuan. You will see banknotes for 1,2,5,10, 20, 50 and 100 yuan. We also use coins. There is a one-yuan coin and coins for a half and a tenth of a yuan When you are in a restaurant, the waiter will give you a menu to order. Normally we have rice and a number of dishes despite different styles. All dishes are in the middle of the table. You reach in and take portions with your chopsticks. there is soup towards the end of the meal. It’s not polite to stand up or walk around to take dishes Listening the second day Zhou Ming: Good morning. I hope you all had a good night’s sleep. Mrs Smith: Yes. We’re all ready for another busy day. Mr Smith: Actually, we’ve decided to split up today. I want to see a temple. Beth’s not sure what she wants to do. She’d like to go to a bookshop and then somewhere she can walk around. And we hope yo