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Author : 王广西 著;王萌 整理;韩慧枝,Wang Wenliang,Kang Jian 译 Wang Guangxi;Wang Meng;Han Huizhi;Wang Wenliang;Kang Jian
Publisher : China Intercontinental Press
Date : 201001
ISBN : 978-7-5085-1317-1
Pages : 133页
Price : $83
Wushu, the Chinese martial art form known as Kungfu in the West, is a valuable cultural heritage of Chinese people and contribution to human civilization. Wushu, often used in the form of combat, consists of several different kinds of movements. The Chinese people’s determination to win and strong character traits are reflected in the fierce body combat (which appear in the form of postulated and imitation combat). Wushu, a collection of thousands of years of human wisdom, embodies the national traditional culture in martial art form and also reflects the self-defense and health practices of Chinese people. Wushu is a particular balance between hard and soft, and extrinsic and intrinsic values, which not only show the robust beauty of one’s figure, but also the meaning of profound elegance. Apart from simply combat techniques, martial arts are rooted in Chinese philosophy, containing ancient Chinese philosophers’ understanding of life and the universe.
Chapters
Pages Download ReadThree Stages of Chinese Wushu Practice
53-58Characteristics of Chinese Wushu
59-68Nurturing Qi and Moral Cultivation
64-64Chinese Wushu and Chinese Culture
69-96Wushu and Literatures, Films and TV
84-96Chinese and Foreign Wushu Exchange
97-110Two Big Challenges in the Martial History
98-104Development of Modern Chinese Wushu
111-128Modern Wushu Centers (schools)
113-116Wushu Education at Colleges and Universities
117-118Wushu Competitions and Olympic Performance Events
119-122Appendix I: Notices on Wushu Exercises
129-130Appendix II: Chronological Table of the Chinese Dynasties
131-132