Analysis of the sports characteristics of Naadam's «Three manly games» in Chinese traditional culture
Автор: Gao Wa, Ji Ruhe
Рубрика: Профессиональная деятельность молодых педагогов в современных условиях: опыт, проблемы и решения
Статья в выпуске: 3, 2021 года.
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By using the method of literature review, on the basis of clarifying the origin of "Three Manly Games" and the background of "fast, high and strong", this paper explained its sports characteristics. According to the research, horse racing is about speed, which is a combination of dynamic animals and perfect harmonious images of human beings. The strength of the horse broke out in a short time, and this shock in speed brought people infinite wonder and reverence; Archery is more accurate, which requires a high degree of consistency, stability and coordination in terms of action skills; Mongolian wrestling is a fight of strength and a display of the most primitive and pure wild power of life. As an important part of Chinese excellent traditional culture, the sports characteristics of "fast, high and strong" contained in "Three Manly Games" are exactly the same as the Olympic purpose.
Horse racing, archery, mongolian wrestling, three manly games, fast, high and strong
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/148323740
IDR: 148323740 | DOI: 10.18101/2307-3330-2021-3-53-59
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