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| * For the second half-hour slot, we will read about literature. This part can be general introduction to a book, e.g. 易经/Yi Jing. It can also be a poem or fraction from a book, which means we can read in more details and potentially trigger more discussions. | * For the second half-hour slot, we will read about literature. This part can be general introduction to a book, e.g. 易经/Yi Jing. It can also be a poem or fraction from a book, which means we can read in more details and potentially trigger more discussions. | ||
| * Note both historical stories and poetry should be selected from the ongoing historical period if possible, i.e. if we are reading about the Qin/秦 Dynasty in the session, then both the stories/literature should be selected from roughly the Qin/秦 Dynasty. | * Note both historical stories and poetry should be selected from the ongoing historical period if possible, i.e. if we are reading about the Qin/秦 Dynasty in the session, then both the stories/literature should be selected from roughly the Qin/秦 Dynasty. | ||
| - | * The historical context should be briefly introduced in the first slot. | + | * The historical context should be briefly introduced in the first slot. We can do this in a fast/brief way, a time line plus some important people/events should be enough. |
| ===== Series 1: history and literature from pre-Qin period ===== | ===== Series 1: history and literature from pre-Qin period ===== | ||
| * We will focus on pre-Qin period in our first series. The pre-Qin period is an excited age in Chinese history, numerous different/competing schools of thoughts emerged and got strengthened. This series will be run during the Easter term, 2013. | * We will focus on pre-Qin period in our first series. The pre-Qin period is an excited age in Chinese history, numerous different/competing schools of thoughts emerged and got strengthened. This series will be run during the Easter term, 2013. | ||
| * We divide the pre-Qin period into 4 finer historical periods: 神话时代，夏商，西周，东周. We plan to cover these 4 periods with 4 reading sessions sequentially. During each session, we will pick a representative historical story, and a book/poem from the ongoing period, e.g., 神话时代. | * We divide the pre-Qin period into 4 finer historical periods: 神话时代，夏商，西周，东周. We plan to cover these 4 periods with 4 reading sessions sequentially. During each session, we will pick a representative historical story, and a book/poem from the ongoing period, e.g., 神话时代. | ||
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