单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,#,夏洛的网英文介绍课件,1,E.B.White(1899-1985),“the greatest essayist in the 20th century”. As main writer of The New Yorker,，,White created “writing style of The New Yorker”.White cared about everything in the world, his moral(,道德,) was as good as his article .Besides his essay, he also wrote three books for children: Stuart Little ,（精灵鼠小弟），,Charlottes Web,and The Trumpet of the Swan,（吹小号的天鹅）,.,The author,E.B.White(1899-1985),“the grea,2,Wilbur,was born a runt and saved by,Fern,who looked after him until he was five weeks old. He was,pampered,(,纵容,) and babied by her and was completely,content,（满足的）,when he was surrounded by,Fern,s love. When he was then taken from her, he was very lonely until he found love when he met,Charlotte.,Wilbur was born a runt and sav,3,Charlotte,was practical, beautiful and skilled. She was clever and loyal(,忠诚的,) to her friends. she was the first to comfort Wilbur by assuring him she would save him when he found out that he was to be killed at Christmas time.Her love for,Wilbur,pushed her to save his life and she managed to produce a miracle. she singlehandedly managed to make the human see in,Wilbur,what she saw: a terrific radiant andhumble pig.Throughout the tale she mothered,Wilbur,and looked after him as if he were her own. She worked tirelessly to save him and even though she was dying at the end of the novel, she motivated(,激励,) herself to write the words that would secure his safety.,Charlotte was practical, beaut,4,Fern, daughter of John Arable and Mrs. Arable, was the courageous eight-year-old girl who saved Wilbur in the beginning of the novel.,Fern, daughter of John Arable,5,Fern saved Wilbur.,Fern saved Wilbur.,6,Fern looked after Wilbur.,Fern looked after Wilbur.,7,Wilbur experienced an unsuccessful escape.,Wilbur experienced an unsucces,8,Wilbur felt very lonely.,Wilbur felt very lonely.,9,Wilbur met his most important friend Charlotte.,Wilbur met his most important,10,王牌猪,王牌猪,王牌猪王牌猪,11,了不起,了不起,了不起了不起,12,光彩照人,光彩照人,光彩照人光彩照人,13,谦卑,谦卑,谦卑谦卑,14,Wilbur won the prize.,Wilbur won the prize.,15,From the story,Friendship,From the storyFriendship,16,“You have been my friend”, replied Charlotte. “That in itself is a tremendous thing. I wove my webs for you because I liked you. After all, whats a life, anyway? We are born, we live a little while, we die. A spiders life cant help being something of a mess, with all this trapping and eating flies. By helping you, perhaps l was trying to lift up my life a trifle. Heaven knows anyones life can stand a little of that.”,“,你一直是我的朋友，”夏洛回答说，“这件事本身就是一件了不起的事。我为你结网，因为我喜欢你。再说，生命到底是什么啊？我们出生，我们活上一阵子，我们死去。一只蜘蛛，一生忙着捕捉和吃苍蝇是毫无意义的，通过帮助你，也许可以提升一点我生命的价值。谁都知道人活着该做一点有意义的事情。”,“You have been my friend”, rep,17,This is a valuable book. I think in an ideal world, should have only two people, one kind is the one who has read charlottes web, another kind is the one who is going to read charlottes web. Sometimes, when we wake up at night and touch our chest with the heart still beating, we will be very happy, because live means we can read charlottes web again, and read charlottes web means that he is still alive.,这实在是一本宝书。我觉得在一个理想的世界里，应该只有两种人存在，一种是读过,夏洛的网,的人，另一种是将要读,夏洛的网,的人。有时候，半夜里醒过来，摸摸胸口还在跳，就会很高兴，因为活着就意味着还能再把,夏洛的网,读一遍，而读,夏洛的网,就意味着还活着。,This is a valuable book. I thi,18,Thank you,Thank you,19,