Office Workers' Fitness Therapy

Author: Xi Panliang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: With the rise of health sociology, particularly the contributions of Parsons, the medical definition of health began to be imbued with sociocultural content. Parsons believed that the definition of health should be based on the essence of an individual's participation in complex social systems: health can be explained as the ability of a socialized individual to perform roles and tasks in an appropriate state. However, Parsons' explanation also has limitations, as the essence of an individual's participation in social systems is not the only standard for defining health. As society develops, physicians and scholars in humanities and social sciences have bestowed increasingly comprehensive meanings on the concept of human beings. How can human health be ensured? How can human lifespan be extended? Chinese martial arts body therapy has accumulated rich experience and has gradually formed a unique theoretical system through long-term practice. Especially in the field of health preservation and longevity in martial arts body therapy, it has gained widespread attention. Its miraculous effects often leave people from home and abroad, scholars, and medical professionals in awe, praise, and admiration. It is a shining and extraordinary gem in the treasure trove of human culture. In response to the needs of social development, Xi Panliang, a leading researcher in the field of Chinese martial arts body therapy, has comprehensively analyzed the trends of sub-health symptoms in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and summarized them through scientific analysis and verification. The book Office Physical Fitness Therapy is illustrated with text, making it self-operable and applicable. It enables self-learning and imitation without the guidance of a teacher.