1 Module Great People and Great Inventions of Ancient China Unit Great Thinkers in Ancient China.

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1 Module Great People and Great Inventions of Ancient China Unit Great Thinkers in Ancient China

2 Brain-storm: understand the quotes Treat others in the way you want to be treated. He who learns but does not think, is lost. He who thinks but does not learn, is in great danger. He who learns but does not think, is lost. He who thinks but does not learn, is in great danger. We should love all human beings. People are more important than rulers. Man is born good. All human beings are equal.

3 Learning target: To learn to introduce Chinese culture to foreigners. To learn to introduce Chinese culture to foreigners. To express one’s beliefs. To express one’s beliefs. To exchange opinions. To exchange opinions. To develop critical thinking. To develop critical thinking.

4 ancient thinker philosopher philosophy Key words: belief stress influence

5 information of the 3 ancient Chinese philosophers. Name Name job jobtime Teachings Teachings (philosophy) (philosophy) Confucius Confucius Mencius Mencius Mozi Mozi Philos- opher thinker adviser teacher 551BC- 479BC 372BC- 289BC 476BC- 390BC Kindness,duty and order in society. 1.Man is good. 2.People were more important than rulers. 1.Government was most important. 2.All men were equal. 3. Love all human beings. Philos -opher