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On March 8th, the Chinese ancient and modern sports culture exhibition was held in Taizhou Museum.
From the arrowheads in the Warring States Period to the modern Lang Ping’s signature volleyball, as well as various sports MEDALS, they fully show the development and changes of sports culture from ancient times to the present.
The picture shows the citizens attending the exhibition.
The Winter Olympics just ended, let China once again show the style of a sports power.
In fact, in ancient China, sports were extremely rich.
Ancient Chinese sports is a representative of the ancient Oriental sports culture. It is not only the crystallization of the collection and integration of the sports culture of all Chinese ethnic groups, but also an important part of the world sports culture.
Through the window of the museum, we can not only go back to the past, enjoy the former military, culture, art, literature, if you are a sports fan, but also can enjoy a high spirited, the strength of the ancient sports country.
As one of the cradles of world civilization, China has a rich imagination and creative spirit in sports, showing extraordinary intelligence and intelligence.
From March 8th, Taizhou Museum cooperated with Nanyang Tang Palace Museum to open the “Bo Opera —— of Ancient and Modern Chinese Sports Culture Exhibition”.
The exhibits include ancient weapons, chess supplies, terracotta figures, bronze sculptures and other categories. At the same time, combine Chinese sports with modern sports through different angles.
In ancient China, with agricultural civilization as the main body, the development of sports and military affairs, religion, art, education and other aspects are inseparable.
The pragmatic spirit of the Chinese nation is also reflected in the ancient Chinese sports. Many sports aim to meet the needs of the war, such as Cuju, polo, martial arts and “track and field”, most of which are closely related to military training.
In ancient Chinese sports activities, the most basic forms of sports were archery, “track and field”, water and ice and snow sports, imperial arts and equestrian, derived from production practice and military combat skills.
All the western sports in ancient Greece and ancient Rome: running, long jump, discus throw, javelin throw, wrestling, boxing and pentathlon and other competitive sports, are also active in ancient China, in the form of similar and sports methods exist today, and has long influenced the surrounding countries.
In ancient China, there was a legend of Hou Yi shooting at the sun.
According to archaeological findings, a stone arrow dating 28,000 years ago was unearthed from the cultural site of Zhiyu people in Shanxi Province, indicating that humans were already using bows and arrows at that time.
Shooting ceremony is the earliest archery competition in ancient Chinese history.
Since the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, archery has been uninterrupted.
In the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian set up the martial arts system, in which nine criteria for selection and assessment were stipulated, five of which were archery, including long stomp, horse, step, flat and barrel archery.
In ancient Chinese sports, with the change of The Times, the development of culture and the change of the natural environment, many regional and folk seasonal characteristics have appeared in different historical periods.The folk sports forms include swings, stilts, flying kites, running dry boats, dragon dances, lion dances, kicking shuttlecocks, and so on.
The historical background and environmental influence formed by these sports developed through folk festivals give them strong vitality and gradually become popular forms of sports activities among various ethnic groups.