Ppt Introduction: Zou Ji satirizes Chabr, the king of Qi, and tells the story that Zou Ji realized the truth of governing the country from the trivial things compared with Xu Gong, and then ironically persuaded Chabr, the king of Qi, to let Qi govern. Zou Ji used personal experience as a metaphor, from being a monarch, from childhood to adulthood, from family affairs to state affairs, and the truth was convincing. Understanding Zou Ji's persuasion art and the significance of coachable, the king of Qi, is of great significance for cultivating students' feelings, attitudes and values. At the same time, this article is easy to understand, with fluent sentences, vivid characters and strong stories, which is convenient for repeated reading in class; There are many typical' classical Chinese sentence patterns' and grammatical phenomena in the article, which are also convenient for students to understand and remember. Therefore, its important position in this book is obvious, especially focusing on reading the text.