中国文化概况(修订版)Chapter 6.pptx

1;2;3;4;5;6;7;an important part of popular culture began to take real shape in China during the Qin, Han and Three Kingdoms periods. Sporting images have been recorded over the Dynasties in sepulchral mural paintings(壁画), stone paintings, brick paintings, poems, etc. ;equestrian polo 击鞠 ;Chuiwan 捶丸;Ethnic Minority Sports ;Traditional Physical Culture;13;Martial Arts;15;Traditional Physical Activities;17; the representative boxing style of long boxing Characterized by sturdiness, fast attacks, and coordinated forward and backward moves Its serial moves are mostly short and straight.;Traditional Physical Activities;Traditional Physical Activities;Superstars of Modern Martial Arts;22;Chinese people nowadays are paying more and more attention to fitness, and their lifestyle has changed a lot. gymnasiums and stadiums, as well as body-building equipment people begin to engage in their own ways to keep fit.;Kite Flying;Yangge;Rope Skipping (跳绳);27;About the Olympics;The Olympics and China;Chinese Outstanding Competitive Sports;China became a formal member of the International Badminton Federation in 1981. Since then, Chinese badminton teams have won the Thomas Cup (托马斯杯) nine times, the Uber Cup (尤伯杯) 12 times and the Sudirman Trophy (苏迪曼杯) nine times by 2013.;One of the best women’s volleyball teams in the world. The Chinese Women’s volleyball team and its struggle for success was an inspiration to the Chinese people during the 1980s.;CBA: a non-government organization managing basketball at the national level CBAC: responsible for promoting the sport in China The advent of the CBA league represented a giant step in the development of professional basketball in China. The Chinese women’s basketball team is an awesome power in the world basketball arena. ;excels internationally Chinese gymnasts have proven themselves to be among the most reliable of the Chinese Olympic squad At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the Chinese gymnastic team w