Chinese Martial Arts (Part 1)

Name: Chinese Martial Arts (Part 1)
Author: Xing Chunru, Li Munan, Jie Baofeng, Liu Xinlian

中华武术（上）

by Xing Chunru, Li Munan, Jie Baofeng, Liu Xinlian (邢春如,李穆南,竭宝峰,刘心莲)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

The Chinese culture advocates peace and pursues the ideal personality of moderation. When multiple cultures meet, they are good at integrating, not biased or resentful, and prefer harmony and balance, so that the Chinese nation continues to develop and grow. Chinese culture is like a sea of hundreds of rivers, vast and boundless.

Reader comments

This book gave me a deeper understanding of Chinese martial arts, and also reminded me of my friends who like martial arts. The various martial arts techniques and cultural connotations introduced in the book are very interesting. However, I kind of hate people who use unfair means in martial arts competitions, they go against the spirit of martial arts. Overall, this is a great book worth reading!
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