By: Maddy Ferry Introduction Sports Were common in Ancient China Had 3 purposes Entertainment Military Training Fitness Were presented before the Emperor.
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By: Maddy Ferry
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Introduction Sports Were common in Ancient China Had 3 purposes
Entertainment Military Training Fitness Were presented before the
Emperor
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Ancient Chinese Cuju (Similar to American Football) Cuju 2500
years old Held in Imperial Palace (Ju Chengs Court) 2 types: Zhu
Qui and Bai Da Zhu Qui: performed on Emperors birthday Bai Da:
trained military cavaliers Cu (to kick) and ju (type of leather
ball filled with feathers) Declined during Ming Dynasty
(1368-1644)
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Ancient Chinese Archery Archery Important role in Mystic
Rituals Pray for rain, reduce floods, keep Barbarians off Chinese
lands Military practice Horseback during war Bow: wooden core, Ox
horn, and sinew Faded away
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Ancient Chinese Acrobats Acrobatics Important performing arts
Existence for past 2,000 years Han Dynasty (221 BC to 220 AD),
developed in content and variety Tang Dynasty, all increased
Instruments: Tridents, Wicker Rings, Tables, Chairs, Jars, Plates,
and Bowls
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Changes the Chinese Have Made In Sports Over the Years Changes
in Sports New China, government added importance to development
Government promoted exchanges 50 stadiums and gymnasiums Olympic
games of 1932,1936, and 1948, failed to win medals 23 rd Olympic
games 15 gold, 8 silver, and 9 bronze Promoted in society
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