1. There are two sentences in the third section of Lin Chong's text: "Coach Hong jumped up and said: 'I don't believe him. If he dares to compete with me, I will admit that he is the real coach.' Lin Chong kept saying, "I don't dare, I don't dare". There is a psychological description of Lin Chong in the original work: "Lin Chong thought to himself: 'This instructor Hong must be Chai Daguan's master. If I knock him over with a stick, Chai Daguan's face will not look good." , Lin Chong wanted to give Chai Jin face, so even though Coach Hong was aggressive and arrogant, he still tolerated it again and again. There is also the seventh section of the text: "Instructor Hong used the move of 'burning the sky with fire', Lin Chong raised his stick horizontally, and returned the move of 'plucking grass to look for snakes'." In the original work, before Lin Chong used the move, there are Such a sentence: "Lin Chong thought: 'Chai Daguan only wants me to beat him." So he never used all his strength when Coach Hong was making fatal moves. He just wanted to defeat Coach Hong, and She didn't want to cause any harm to him. In fact, this was to take Chai Jin's face into consideration and not embarrass him. After all, Coach Hong was Chai Jin's master. The above two sentences both describe Lin Chong's psychology. Through these two sentences, we see a Lin Chong who is good at thinking and understand the reason for Lin Chong's forbearance. 2. In the text about Coach Hong, the most words describing Coach Hong include action descriptions, language descriptions, and there are also many psychological descriptions in the original work. For example, after Chai Jin said, "Oh, don't underestimate him," Coach Hong jumped up. What's the reason? The original book says: "The head coach Hong blamed Chai Jin and said, 'Don't underestimate him.'" This Coach Hong has always been self-righteous and arrogant, not to mention that Lin Chong is a prisoner wearing wooden shackles, and he despises him from the bottom of his heart. But Chai Jin said, "Don't underestimate him." He hated Chai Jin for speaking for a prisoner, so he jumped up in anger. Another example is that after Chai Jin released Lin Chong from the shackles, Coach Hong picked up the stick and wanted to hit him. Why? The original book wrote: "When Coach Hong saw him, he was timid with the stick and bullied him in his heart." Coach Hong hated Lin Chong for showing off his cleverness. He pretended to admit defeat and hinted that the game was unfair, just to get Chai Jin to unshackle him and have a real contest. In this way, Coach Hong had no advantage at all. He thought he was sure of victory, but now his dream came to nothing. How could Coach Hong not be annoyed? So he couldn't wait to pick up the stick and hit him. With such a psychological description, will it help students understand a series of behaviors of Coach Hong more thoroughly? 3. Chai Jin Chai Jin is a minor character in the text, so the author talks about it lightly, but you Don't underestimate the competition between Chai Jin, Lin Chong and Coach Hong. He "contributed a lot". You see, Lin Chong didn't want to compete with Coach Hong at first. Then Chai Jin stood up and told Lin Chong not to refuse. He just wanted to see a good show. When he helped Lin Chong remove the shackles Later, he took twenty-five taels of silver as a prize and awarded it to the winner. His intention was very clear, that is, he hoped that the two coaches could use their true skills and have a real competition. It can be said that Chai Jin was the fuse. Without him, perhaps this "battle" would not have broken out. So what is Chai Jin's real purpose in asking them to compete? Is it just to watch a wonderful performance? In fact, it is not the case. If you read the text carefully, you will find that Chai Jin has been helping Lin Chong in private. Whether it is words or actions, he protects Lin Chong in every way. He should also know the abilities of the two coaches. Lin Chong is definitely better. When Lin Chong wins, he will not only get money. Win face. And it can destroy the prestige of Coach Hong. Who told him to be so fierce and so self-righteous? Let him have a taste of his power today! In the original work, there are some more psychological descriptions of Chai Jin. For example, when Coach Hong first meets Lin Chong, he behaves arrogantly. When rude. The original work wrote: "Chai Jin was very unhappy when he saw him." Lin Chong bowed twice, stood up and let Coach Hong sit down. Teacher Hong also refused to give in and went to sit down. "Chai Jin saw it and didn't like it." It can be seen that Chai Jin was very dissatisfied with Coach Hong's behavior. So when Lin Chong refused to compete, why did Chai Jin insist on the two fighting? There is a passage in the original work: "Chai Jin first came to see Lin Chong's ability, and both wanted Lin Chong to defeat him and destroy the bastard." From here, We can more clearly understand Chai Jin’s original intention. Although Coach Hong is his teacher and Lin Chong is just a prisoner wearing wooden shackles, their characters are very different. One is arrogant and the other is humble, forming a sharp contrast. , Chai Jin also knows right from wrong, he wants to punish evil and promote good, and he is worthy of being a hero. Two psychological descriptions give us a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of Chai Jin.

Source: Teaching and Management (Primary School Edition)