3. What do you call such marriages? 4. Do you want to follow suit? Why and why not? Hint: Wei Wei(韦唯)‘ s husband is a famous Swedish composer.Echo(三毛) husband is a Spanish professional diver. Maggie's(5k2E)is a wealthy Frenchman And Jiang Wens(X)wife is French, too. Their marriages can be called marriages across nations 2. Listen and answer 1. For what two reasons did gail and mark live together? They wanted to marry for the right reasons 2. How did Gail's father and mother react to the news about the wedd ing plans? Gail's mother supported her. But her father thought Mark might be using this marriage to obtain United States citizenship 3. In what ways are Gail's and her father's views different? His strong-willed daughter thought doubt meant no action she would rather act now and worry later. Her father reminded her it was never too late to change her mind Global Reading Structure Analysis ) Central topic: Gail and Mark decided to marry despite their racial and cultural differences after being together for two years and getting to know each other better, but the plan met with opposition from the girl's parents 2). Part Division of the Text Part I(Para. 1-4): Gail and Mark decided to marry after being together for two years to get to know each other better and learn to take a realistic view on a mixed marriage Part II(Para.5-9): Their planned marriage met with Gail's mother's resistance, who reminded her to be very certain that Mark was the right life-long partner, though she did not oppose their plan because of his color Part IlI (Para. 10-21): Gail's father's reaction to their planned marriage Detailed Reading (language study summary of the text) 1). New words 1. Subsequent: later, following后来的,随后的,继起的 The first and all subsequent visits were kept secret.第一次及其后来的所有访问全 都保密。 He died during the subsequent year.他于次年去世。 2. harbor(英 harbour) V.1.keop(sth) secretly in one's mind心怀,怀有 Tiffany's been harboring spite against our boss ever since her transfer was refused. E 从蒂芬妮的调职被拒绝后,她对我们的老板一直怀恨在心 I' m certainly not harboring a secret desire for the man, if that's what you are thinking 如果你这样想的话,我告诉你我对那男人肯定没有不可告人的要求 2. give shelter to( a criminal. etc); protect庇护,窝藏(罪犯),隐匿 The trees harbor monkeys.树林里有猴子3. What do you call such marriages? 4. Do you want to follow suit? Why and why not? Hint: Wei Wei (韦唯) ’s husband is a famous Swedish composer. Echo’s(三毛) husband is a Spanish professional diver. Maggie’s (张曼玉)is a wealthy Frenchman. And Jiang Wen’s (姜文) wife is French, too. Their marriages can be called marriages across nations. 2. Listen and Answer 1. For what two reasons did Gail and Mark live together? --- They wanted to marry for the right reasons. 2. How did Gail’s father and mother react to the news about the wedding plans? --- Gail’s mother supported her. But her father thought Mark might be using this marriage to obtain United States citizenship. 3. In what ways are Gail’s and her father’s views different? --- His strong-willed daughter thought doubt meant no action; she would rather act now and worry later. Her father reminded her it was never too late to change her mind. Global Reading Structure Analysis 1). Central topic: Gail and Mark decided to marry despite their racial and cultural differences after being together for two years and getting to know each other better, but the plan met with opposition from the girl’s parents. 2). Part Division of the Text Part I (Para.1-4): Gail and Mark decided to marry after being together for two years to get to know each other better and learn to take a realistic view on a mixed marriage. Part II (Para.5-9): Their planned marriage met with Gail’s mother’s resistance, who reminded her to be very certain that Mark was the right life-long partner, though she did not oppose their plan because of his color. Part III (Para. 10-21): Gail’s father’s reaction to their planned marriage. Detailed Reading (language study & summary of the text) 1. Language study 1) . New words 1. subsequent: later, following 后来的，随后的，继起的 The first and all subsequent visits were kept secret. 第一次及其后来的所有访问全 都保密。 He died during the subsequent year. 他于次年去世。 2. harbor (英 harbour) v. 1. keep (sth.) secretly in one's mind 心怀，怀有 Tiffany's been harboring spite against our boss ever since her transfer was refused. 自 从蒂芬妮的调职被拒绝后，她对我们的老板一直怀恨在心。 I'm certainly not harboring a secret desire for the man, if that's what you are thinking. 如果你这样想的话，我告诉你我对那男人肯定没有不可告人的要求。 2. give shelter to (a criminal, etc.); protect 庇护，窝藏（罪犯），隐匿 The trees harbor monkeys. 树林里有猴子