A General History of Chinese Wushu, Volume 4: The People's Republic of China (Part 1), 1949--1982
暫譯: 中國武術通史,第四卷:中華人民共和國(第一部分),1949--1982

Xiangquan, Yang, Yingkui, Li, Xibin, Zheng

  • 出版商: Palgrave MacMillan
  • 出版日期: 2026-05-19
  • 售價: $7,010
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  • 語言: 英文
  • 頁數: 276
  • 裝訂: Hardcover - also called cloth, retail trade, or trade
  • ISBN: 9819581052
  • ISBN-13: 9789819581054
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This volume, the fourth in A General History of Chinese Wushu, presents a scholarly examination of the development, institutionalization, and expanding global influence of Wushu from the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949 to the First National Wushu Working Conference in 1982. Through a synthesis of historical narrative and conceptual analysis, the study reconstructs the policies, organizational reforms, and cultural dynamics that shaped modern Wushu during this formative period.
Drawing on significant historical materials and documentary evidence, the volume analyzes how Wushu evolved under new political and social conditions, how its contemporary forms were constructed, and how it progressively entered the sphere of international cultural exchange. With a balance of academic rigor and clarity, the work offers both a substantive reference for scholars in history, culture, and sports humanities, and an informative resource for general readers interested in the modern transformation of Chinese martial culture.
The volume elucidates the trajectory through which Wushu became aligned with national strategies of physical culture, mass sport, and international outreach, thereby revealing the progressive, pioneering, and innovative spirit that has characterized China's sporting development since 1949.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

本卷是《中國武術通史》的第四卷,對1949年中華人民共和國成立至1982年第一次全國武術工作會議期間武術的發展、制度化及其全球影響力的擴展進行了學術性的探討。通過歷史敘述與概念分析的綜合,本研究重建了在這一形成時期塑造現代武術的政策、組織改革和文化動態。

本卷依據重要的歷史資料和文獻證據,分析了武術在新的政治和社會條件下如何演變,當代形式是如何構建的,以及它如何逐步進入國際文化交流的領域。該作品在學術嚴謹性與清晰性之間取得平衡,為歷史、文化和體育人文學科的學者提供了實質性的參考,同時也為對中國武術文化現代轉型感興趣的一般讀者提供了有益的資源。

本卷闡明了武術如何與國家體育文化、大眾體育和國際交流的戰略相一致的過程,從而揭示了自1949年以來中國體育發展所特有的進步、開創性和創新精神。

作者簡介

Yang Xiangquan is Dean of the School of Physical Education (China Indian Yoga College and International Tai Chi College) at Yunnan Minzu University. A lifelong Wushu practitioner specializing in Taizu Changquan, Chen style Taijiquan, and Hongtong Tongbeiquan, he is noted for expertise in two handed sword and whip stick techniques. He proposed the "double evidence method" for Wushu historical research and developed both sports meridian studies and the Chinese Daoyin prescription system. His major works include Intellectual History of Chinese Wushu and History of Modern Wushu.

Li Yingkui is Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at Beijing Sport University, an international A level referee, and a National Sports Honor Medal recipient. He has coached China's national Wushu team and contributed to international routine choreography and competition rules.

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楊向全是雲南民族大學體育學院(中國印度瑜伽學院和國際太極學院)的院長。他是一位終身的武術練習者,專精於太祖長拳、陳式太極拳和洪通通背拳,以其雙手劍和鞭棍技術的專業知識而聞名。他提出了武術歷史研究的「雙證據法」,並發展了運動經絡研究和中國導引處方系統。他的主要著作包括《中國武術的知識史》和《現代武術史》。

李英奎是北京體育大學的教授和博士生導師,國際A級裁判,並獲得國家體育榮譽獎章。他曾指導中國國家武術隊,並對國際套路編排和比賽規則做出了貢獻。