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Subject(s)

• Sports [Browse]

Editor

• Hong, Fan [Browse]
• Li, Liu [Browse]

Series

• Routledge international handbooks. [More in this series]
• Routledge International Handbooks Series

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Intro
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Figures
• Tables
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• About the Editors
• Contributors
• Introduction
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Part I: Sports History and Tradition in Ancient China
• 1. The Bodily Practice, Thoughts, and Beliefs in the Pre-Qin Period (before 221 B.C.)
• The Social Structure and Main Forms of Bodily Practice in the Pre-Qin Period
• Pre-Qin Confucian and Taoist Thoughts on Health Preservation
• Thoughts on Health Preservation Represented by Xun Zi in the Late Pre-Qin Period
• 2. Sports Transformation in Qin and Han Dynasties and Three Kingdoms Period
• The Development of Military Martial Skills
• Archery
• Armed Martial Skills
• Unarmed Combat and Jiaodi
• Sports and Games
• Cuju
• Board Games
• Folk Festival Games
• Life-Nurturing Arts
• Painting of Daoyin and On Abstinence from Grains and Ingesting Qi
• The Life-Nurturing Arts of Hua Tuo and the Five-Animal Exercises
• The Life-Nurturing Arts of Ji Kang
• Concluding Remarks
• 3. Sports in the Two Jin and the Southern and Northern Dynasties
• The Development of the Military Skills
• Instrument Sports
• Jiaoli( 力)
• Wushu
• The Development of Recreational Sports
• Dance
• Touhu
• Dragon Boat Racing
• Baixi Skills
• Climbing on the Double Ninth Festival
• Health Preservation and Sports
• Xiang Xiu's Health Preservation Thought
• Ge Hong's Health Preservation Thought
• Tao Hongjing's Health Preservation Thought
• Yan Zhitui's Health Preservation Thought
• Discussion and Analysis
• Conclusion
• 4. Sports, Physical Activity, and Health in Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period (581-979).
• The Development of Military Martial Arts
• Fubing or Fuping (府兵制) Military System
• The Development of the Archery Theories and Practices
• Sword and Sword Dancing
• Long Weapon, and the Application Development of Striking Weapons
• The Folk Martial Arts
• The Emerging of Martial Monks
• The Revival of Physical Education
• The Development of Health Sports
• The Popularity of Ball Games
• The Progress of Chess Activities and Prevalence of Pitching
• The Diversified Folks' Sports Activities
• The Prosperity of Sports Exchange between China and Foreign Countries
• 5. Sports Development in Song and Yuan Dynasties (960-1368)
• Ball Games
• Physical Education in Schools
• The Development of Life-Nurturing Arts
• Other Sports
• Sport Development in the Yuan Dynasty
• 6. The Transformation of Traditional Sports in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1840)
• Shaping the Martial Arts System
• Preliminary Formation of the Framework of the Basic Theories of Martial Arts
• Increasingly Rich Content of Martial Arts
• The Proliferation of Martial Arts Books
• The Formation of a Martial Arts System
• The Decline of Traditional Ball Games
• The Evolution of Traditional Chess
• The Perfection and Systematization of Traditional Healthcare Sports
• Colorful Folk Traditional Sports
• Part II: The Rise of Modern Sports and Olympics
• 7. The Early Diffusion of Modern Western Sport to China
• Chinese People's Encounter with Modern Sports in China
• Westerners' Enjoyment of Modern Sports in China
• Chinese People's Encounter with Modern Sports Overseas
• Bibliography.
• 8. Physical Liberation and Feminism: Women's Sports in the Republic of China
• Hiding the Female Body: The Origin of Bodily Oppression in Feudal China
• Being Aware of the Female Body: The Introduction of Feminism to the Chinese Society
• Liberating the Female Body: The Rise of Women's Physical Education and Sports in the Republic of China
• Conclusion: From 'Golden Lotus' to Modern Women
• 9. Christianity and the Transformation of Physical Education and Sport in China
• Christian Missions and the Emergence of Western Physical Education and Sports in China (1840-1908)
• Christian Missions and the Expansion of Western Physical Education and Sports in China (1908-1919)
• Rising Nationalism and the Diminishing Role of the Christian Institutions in Chinese National Physical Education and Sports (1919-1928)
• Nationalism and the Indigenisation and Modernisation of Physical Education and Sports in China (1928-1937)
• Concluding
• 10. Sporting Events and Competitions in Modern China
• Interschool Sports Competitions in Modern China
• Regional Sports Competitions in Modern China
• The National Games in Modern China
• The Development of Sports Events and Competitions in Modern China
• Historical Values and Limitations of the Sports Events and Competitions in Modern China
• 11. Going Global: China's Participation in the Olympics During the Republic of China
• The '100-Year Olympic Dream' of Chinese People
• The Connection Between the Republic of China and the International Olympic Committee
• History of the Republic of China's Participation in the Olympic Games
• Los Angeles, 1932
• Berlin, 1936
• London, 1948
• Conclusions
• 12. China and the Far Eastern Championship Games
• Introduction.
• The Enlightenment of the Olympic 'Perfect Education' to the Modernization of China's Education
• The FECG-Inspired Formation of the 'National Concept' and 'National Consciousness' of the Chinese People
• Travel Around the World on Foot to Wash Away the Shame of the 'Sick Man'
• Participating in the Olympic Games for the First Time and Striving for National Rejuvenation
• Contributions of 'Far East Sports Diplomacy' to China's Peaceful Diplomatic Relations
• Part III: Sports, Politics, Diplomacy, and International Relations
• 13. International Sporting Bids, China, and Relations with Its Neighbours
• Leveraging the 1990 Asian Games Bidding Contest
• Leveraging the 2014 and 2018 Winter Olympics Bidding Contests
• Leveraging the 2017 Summer Universiade Bidding Contest
• 14. Sports Diplomacy and International Relations of China
• Diplomacy and the Role of Sports
• Sports Diplomacy and International Relations
• China and Sports Diplomacy
• China's Sports Diplomacy and Globalization
• Part IV: Sports Policy, Law, and Governance
• 15. Professional Football in China: The Past, Present, and Future
• Defining Professional Sports in the Context of China
• Stage One: Professionalisation: The Past (1992-2014)
• Stage Two: Professionalisation: The Present (2015-2021)
• Stage Three: Professionalisation: The Future (2021 Onwards)
• 16. The Systemic and Political Governance of Chinese Sports
• The Systemic Governance of Chinese Sports
• The Political Governance of Chinese Sports
• 17. Mass Sports and Its Role in Economic Development
• The Role of Mass Sports During the Economic Reform of the 1990s
• The Role of Mass Sports in the 'New Normal' Economy of the 2010s
• Synergistic Development of Mass Sports and the Sports Industry after the 2010s
• 18. School Sports and University Sports Club Development in China
• The History of the Development of Chinese School Sports and PE
• Key Challenges to the Development of Chinese School Sports and PE in Recent Years
• Declining Students' Physique Level
• Uneven Developments between Regions and Urban-Rural Areas in School PE
• The Role and Status of University Sports Clubs in China
• 19. Chinese Sports Lottery: Development and Regulations
• Sports Lottery: History and Development
• Core Regulations of Related Sports Lotteries
• Sports Lottery Distribution, Sales, and Regulation
• The Response and Regulation of 'Problem Betting' in Sports Lottery
• The Use and Regulation of the Sports Lottery Public Welfare Fund
• Challenges to Sports Lottery Regulation
• 20. Sports Law in China
• The Development of Sports Law in China
• The Initial Stage: 1978-1995
• The Second Stage: 1995-2008
• The Third Stage: 2008-the Present
• The Current Legislation of Chinese Sports Law
• The Practices of Sports Law in China
• Anti-Doping in China
• Chinese Anti-Doping Regulation System
• China's Anti-Doping Practices and Achievements
• The Current Research on Sports Law and Promotion of Sports Rule of Law
• The Current Research on Sports Law
• The Promotion of China's Sports Law Research to the Revision of the Sports Law
• Part V: Sports and Physical Education in Schools
• 21. The Influence of Gender Identities and Development on Sports and Physical Education in China.

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ISBN

• 1-00-320401-5
• 1-003-20401-5
• 1-000-90081-9

OCLC

1379433903

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