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HK OCCUPY CENTRAL MOVEMENTCHINESE PUBLIC VOICE OPPOSITION AGAINST HK OCCUPY CENTRAL Chinese people from all walks of life have voiced their strong denunciation and opposition against the illegal gatherings of the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong over these days. The Occupy Central movement has seriously affected the social order in Hong Kong and runs counter to the rule of law, said Beijing citizen Zhao Qing. “Organizers of the movement just holds the interests of all Hong Kong people as hostage for personal good of a handful of people, which is very despicable.” Prof. Chen Duanhong, from the Law School of the Peking University, said that the Occupy Central organizers, out of certain political purposes, are using the rhetoric such as “civil disobedience” as a disguise to instigate people to trample on the law. Victor Zhikai Gao, a director of China National Association for International Studies, told Xinhua that he believes that the current movement, including illegal blocking of traffic and serious disturbance to citizens daily life, is “obviously off limits to a peaceful and legitimate exercise of citizens rights.” In the past week parts of central Hong Kong were brought to a complete standstill as huge crowds in the tens of thousands gathered on the streets. The BBCs John Sudworth in Hong Kong says that although the number of protesters has fallen since the weekend, a hard-core group still remain and had bedded down on the barricades on Monday night. Several hundred remain in Mong Kok, north of the harbor, despite earlier calls by organisers for protesters to withdraw from that site, following clashes at the weekend with people opposed to the demonstrations. HK protests: Formal talks agreed as protests shrink The mass demonstrations have split opinion in Hong Kong, with many residents frustrated at the disruption caused by the protests. 59 prominent businessmen signed an open letter on the Occupy protests, saying: “Disrupting the social order of Hong Kong is not helpful to the development and discussion of the political reforms. Nor would it solve any problem.” As the protests entered their second week, crowds began to die down as civil servants returned to work on Monday.Pro-democracy activists are protesting at Chinas plans to vet candidates when Hong Kong holds elections in 2017.They are demanding that the central government in Beijing allow a fully free vote for the territorys leader. to cause something bad to happen; very unpleasant or evil; a person who is captured and held prisoner by a person or group; an act of criticizing somebody/something strongly in public; (formal, oftendisapproving) speech or writing that is intended to influence people, but that is not completely honest or sincere; making it difficult for something to continue in the normal way; tread or stomp heavily or roughly; an outward semblance that misrepresents the true nature of somethingJobsteacherdoctordriverbusinessmanpolicemansecretaryscientistbutcherName as many jobs as possible:? Look at these pictures, identify their jobs and describe what they are doing at the moment.cooksecretaryminervolunteerbiochemistbarberHe is dressing a ladys hair.He is displaying the food he has cooked.They are ready to enter the mine to get some minerals out of the earth.She is recording something.They are helping clean up after the riots in London.He is doing a chemical experiment.（P15）VOCABULARY-EXERCISE 3data analyst firefighterlorry driver school teachersocial workertravel agent （P12） Exercise 1: Match the words with their meanings.Exercises:CULTURAL CORNER P19 Read the passage and answer the questions. What are the fastest growing jobs mostly related to? How many jobs does the passage refer to? And what are they?Predict:What are the growing jobs in the 21st century? What are the fastest growing jobs mostly related to? How many jobs does the passage refer to? And what are they?Computers and health.10 jobs: computer systems analyst, data analyst, database manager, health care professional, bioinformatician, home care nurse, speech pathologist, social worker, travel agent, guide.USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:1.according to a survey published by2.be related to3.a rise in the demand bine with5.suffer from6.under the age of 7.be in demand8.,. a good bet could be the leisure industry.9.open up to 10. on adventure holidays 11. common sense12. be likely to SecretaryGeneraloftheUnitedNationsPanki-moonnWhat do you think of the jobs mentioned? What is your ideal job? badly paiddangerousexcitingintellectualmanualsatisfyingstressfulwell paiddemandingrewarding.(P16) LISTENING & SPEAKINGHR Human Resource 人力资源人力资源 Suppose that you are a HR manager of a company. Youre planning an interview for those applying for the following jobs. Job offers data analyst lorry drivertravel agent office assistantBrainstorm:What questions will you ask?What questions will the applicant ask? LISTENINGListen to the tape and then say what job Claire is applying for.LISTEN AGAIN AND COMPLETE THE FORM.Age(1)_Qualification “A” levels in English(2) _And _Way to find the job_Work description (1)_(2)_Language spoken _ and _19FrenchBusiness Studiesad in the local paperdeal with peopleuse telephone a lotFrench Italiansalary(1)_Working hours(2)_to_Days (3)_to_Job starts(4)_Contract lasts(5)_months1,20008:30 18:00Monday Saturday1st July3FIND OUT ALL THE QUESTIONS THAT THE INTERVIEWER ASKED.TAKE DOWN THE QUESTIONS RAISED BY CLAIRE. 1. How old are you? 2. Youre interested in a temporary position with us? 3. How did you find out about us?4. What makes you think youll like the job?5. Have you traveled much yourself?6. What languages do you speak?7. Whats your French like? FIND OUT THE QUESTIONS CLAIRE ASKED. ROLE PLAY (PAIR WORK)Student A: the interviewer Student B: a candidate applying for a jobChoose one job and think of as many questions related to the job as possible. Then change your roles and choose another job.Example:A: How did you find out about us?B: I read an advertisement in the paper.EVERYDAY ENGLISH: USE PHRASES JUST LEARNT TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE UNDERLINED PARTS. I had my first interview yesterday. It was a terrible experience .I applied for a job as a waiter in a restaurant . The manger said that the salary was just $100 per month. However, I just would get $90 after paying taxi. $90 is about 720 yuan RMB. Yet , one thing I couldnt bear was that I dont work one day each week. But I managed somehow, as I needed a job so much.EVERYDAY ENGLISH PARAPHRASE THE FOLLOWING PHRASES nightmare managed take-home salary roughly have a day offbabaaVOCABULARY EXERCISE 1 AND 2 ON P15Key to Ex. 11.permanent- temporary2. pay-salary3. assistant4. staff5. contract6. earn7. career prospectsKey to Ex 2nsalary/ payncontractnstaffnpermanentnearnLISTENING (P77)Read the two ads and finish the form. Jobs Information Job 1Requirements:_Salary:_ Job2a_ teaching _a _ job with good _ _Salary: _outgoing and youngexperience200 a weekqualified assistantpermanentcareer prospects900 a monthLISTEN TO PART 1 AND DECIDE WHICH OF THE TWO JOBS PETER IS APPLYING FOR. Job 2 Listen again and choose the correct answers in Ex. 13. 1) b 2) a 3) b 4) b 5) a HOMEWORK1. Do the exercises in Chuangxin.2. Review the new words and preview the reading in this module. READING ON P75Discussion1.Are there any jobs which women cant do?2.What would be the best thing about being a firefighter?3.What would be the worst thing about being a firefighter? Say which job the writer is applying for.Reading on P18A temporary position as a waiterIn Major Catering CompanyAN APPLICATION LETTER _ _ _Dear sir or madam, _ Look forward to Yours sincerely, James Brownwrite your addresswrite the dateWhich job you are interested in.How old you are and when you can work.Which experience you have or dont have.Ask for more information.WRITINGSuppose you are graduating from a university soon and you are interested in one of the jobs mentioned above. Write an application letter.
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