On April 14, I was in Jinhua, Zhejiang, and visited Shuanglong Cave in Beishan.
It's about five kilometers from Jinhua to Luodian. After Luodian, I gradually entered the mountainous area. The road twists and turns. There are azaleas all over the mountain, and the flowers and leaves are more energetic than potted azaleas. Tung trees are also blooming, a cluster here, a cluster there, a lot. The sand on the mountain is pink, which seems to have never been seen anywhere else. Pink mountains, all kinds of azaleas, plus thick or light new green, the eyes are bright.
All the way to the stream. With the mountain, the stream is sometimes wide, sometimes narrow, sometimes slow, sometimes urgent, and the sound of the stream changes its tone from time to time. About five kilometers into the mountain, I came to Shuanglong Cave, where the stream flowed out.
Looking up at the mouth of the cave, the mountain is quite high, abrupt and gloomy, and very imposing. The mouth of the cave is as wide as bridge opening. When you walk in, it's like you're in a hall, surrounded by stone walls and with a high stone roof above your head. When you gather 1000 or 800 people for a meeting there, you won't feel crowded. The spring water flows out from the right side of the hole. This is the hole outside.
Looking for the source of the spring water in the outer hole, it originally flowed from the hole under the stone wall on the left. Although it is a pore, it can also accommodate a small boat. How about a boat? Two people lie side by side, just right, there is no room for a third person. It is such a small ship. Both ends of the boat are tied with ropes. The workers in the management office advanced into the inner hole, pulled the rope inside, and the boat went in. The worker at the outer hole pulled the rope at the other end and the boat came out. I was curious to lie on my back on the boat, thinking that there was no place from the back of my head to my shoulders, to my hips and to my heels that didn't stick to the bottom of the boat before I said? Okay？ The boat will move slowly. My eyes are a little blurred, but I can still feel the rocks on the left and right and above seem to be squeezing me. I also think that raising my head slightly will definitely break my forehead and scratch my nose. After about two or three feet of water, I went ashore. This is the inner hole.
The inner hole is too dark to see anything. Workers carrying steam lamps can only see a small place, and the rest is all dark, I don't know how wide it is. The workers held high gasoline lamps and pointed out the scenery in the cave one by one. First of all, of course, there are Shuanglong, Huanglong and Qinglong winding at the top of the cave. I followed his advice, which is a bit like. Followed by stalactites and stalagmites, what is this and what is that? Most of them are imagined as immortals, animals, palaces and artifacts according to their shapes, with more than forty items. These stalactites and stalagmites with different shapes and colors are worth seeing, even if they do nothing.
Walking around in the cave, I felt that the hole inside was much bigger than the hole outside, about ten times as much as entering the house. The spring water flows slowly to the right, with a soft voice. The source is in a dark cave.
I waited in line, then lay on my back in the boat and got out of the hole.
Lesson 3 "Remember Jinhua Shuanglong Cave", the second volume of grade four, 1 exercises after class. Look at pinyin and write words.
h？ Shh? hūn？ n guān shǎng kǒng x？ m？ ng y？ n
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
d？ juān？ jiǎo jǐ shǐ sh？ n q？ xi？ l？
( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
Second, learn from the correct pronunciation? .
j？ x？ The rope is slightly twisted. w ā n w m: n Paint Q and X and black.
Shangyuanyu? New york? Mr. q incarnation? z？ Does Jiang like Yaoyao? f？
Ch？ ng c？ Ng pink
3. Fill in the proper words in the brackets.
The sand of () and the azaleas of () move along the road of ().
The flow of () and the promotion of ()
Fourth, give a correct explanation of the choice of extra points in the following sentences.
The end is straight and there is no skew. The end of one thing is the beginning of the project. The beginning of the matter is carefully watched. Hold it in your hand.
1, stalactites and stalagmites have different shapes. ()
He looked at the picture, lost in thought. ()
He brought me a chair and told me to sit down and talk slowly. ()
Different (1) different (2) separate (3) other (4) special (5) strange.
4. Stalactites and stalagmites have different colors. ()
5, exotic flowers and different grasses are not easy to feed. ()
6. This is a strange light. ()
Read the text and fill in the blanks.
1, the author of this lesson is (). The place and time of the author's tour are () and () respectively. The order of the tour is (), (), (), (), and finally ().
2. The author introduces the scene of visiting the outer cave, first describing (), characterized by (), then writing (), characterized by (), and then writing (), characterized by ().
3、? Pores? Characteristic is (), which is manifested in:
Small enough for a small boat to get in and out. What kind of boat? ();
The way in and out of the ship is ();
Must take a boat ();
The feeling when passing through pores is ().
4. The characteristics of the inner hole are (), () and (), with the emphasis on ().
The answers to the exercises after class in the third Chinese lesson "Remember Jinhua Shuanglong Cave" 1. Suitable for dim viewing caves, even if it is magical and beautiful,
Second, ellipsis
Three. 1.32.⑤ 3.⑤ 4. 15.46.⑤
Fourth, ellipsis
Verb (abbreviation of verb) 1. The outer hole of Shuanglong Cave in Ye Shengtao, Beishan, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province went out on April 14.
2. The mountain outside the hole is abrupt, and the hole like bridge opening is like an auditorium.
3. Narrowness ① Two people lie on their backs side by side, just right, and there is no room for a third person. (2) The two ends of the ship are tied with ropes. The workers in the management office advanced to the inner hole, pulled the rope inside and the boat went in. The worker at the outer hole pulled the rope at the other end and the boat came out.
(3) Lie on your back on the boat, from the back of your head to your shoulders, to your hips, to your heels, without touching the bottom of the boat. (4) My eyes are dim, and the rocks around and above seem to be squeezing me. I feel that if I raise my head a little, my forehead will be broken and my nose will be scratched.
4. Black Qiqi
Text analysis of "Remember Jinhua Shuanglong Cave" in the third Chinese lesson in the second volume of Grade Four (1).
The road faces the stream. With the mountain, the stream is sometimes wide, sometimes narrow, sometimes slow, sometimes urgent, and the sound of the stream changes its tone from time to time.
One? Are you welcome? It is against the trend to name the author. Sometimes? Sometimes it shows that the stream is winding, and the speed of running water is different because of the different width of the stream. The author uses it skillfully? There are wide and narrow; Slow and urgent; ? Two pairs of antonyms accurately express the shape and harmony of streams. Because the priorities of streams are different, the sound of running water is different, just like in? Change the tune from time to time? This sentence aroused the author's enthusiasm at that time, and he was so amazed at the trickle!
I also think that raising my head slightly will definitely break my forehead and scratch my nose.
This sentence writes the author's true feelings when he passes through pores. A little? ,? A little? Tell us that we can only pass through the hole by lying flat on the boat, so as to illustrate the characteristics of the small hole, which is very realistic. What if? Quasi? The hypothetical sentence accurately expresses the author's experience at that time. Squeeze? The feeling.
These stalactites and stalagmites with different shapes and colors are worth seeing even if nothing is done.
Stalactites and stalagmites have different shapes and colors, which are very worth seeing. Even if? This related word emphasizes that, to say the least, these stalactites and stalagmites are of great ornamental value if they are not compared with anything, which shows that they are attractive enough in themselves and do not need to be compared with anything.
(2) Understanding of words.
Stalactites: Also known as stalactites? Stalactites? A downward growing calcium carbonate precipitate hangs upside down at the top of the cave. When surface water or precipitation permeates down to the top of the cave along the karst fissure, the water-soluble calcium carbonate precipitates and grows slowly due to water evaporation and carbon dioxide loss, so it is concentric in structure and looks like stalactite, hence the name? Stalactites? .