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1、Why not carry on her good work?1. Known as Madame sun Yat-sen. she was one of top leaders in modern Chinese history. 2. She concerned herself with welfare projects, especially the China Welfare Institute for women and chidren.Who is she? Song Qingling(1893-1981), China1. She was once the vice premie

2、r（副总理） of the state council（理事会） of the peoples republic of china. 2.Known as the “Iron lady”, she is one of the toughest（强硬的） negotiators(外交官）in Chinas government.Wu Yi (1938- ), China1. She was the only female monarch(君主) of China, remaining the most remarkable(非凡的）, influential and mysterious wom

3、an in Chinese history.Wu Zetian (624-705), ChinaLin Qiaozhi (l90l-l983), China 1. She was a Chinese, a doctor who became a specialist in womens illnesses. 2. She devoted all her life to medical work for Chinese women and children. 3.Her work encouraged many other women to become doctors. Why not car

4、ry on her good work?Reading1)Whats the writers problem? The writer didnt know which major she should choose to study at university.2)Who is Lin Qiaozhi? She is a specialist in womens diseases.3)What has made Lin Qiaozhi succeed later on? It was kindness and consideration she showed to all her patien

5、ts that made her succeed.4)Whats the writers decision? She decided to study at medical college to carry on her good work.Fast-reading True or false1.Before doing some research on great women of china, the author decided to study medical at university. 2.Like the author, Lin Qiaozhi enjoyed English,

6、biology and chemistry.3.It was difficult for a woman to get medical training during Lin Qiaozhis time.4.Lin Qiaozhi showed kindness and consideration to all her patients.5.The author decided to study medicine when she went to university.Careful-readingFTTTFSummary The text is about the life and care

7、er of a famous Chinese doctor, Lin Qiaozhi, _ is a specialist in women illness. She wrote a book explaining how to cut down the death rate from having and caring for babies. This book_ (intend) for women in the countryside. Its hard for_ to get medical training at that time _ girls education was always placed second to boys. It was hard work and determination as well as her gentle nature_ got her into medical school. She had devoted