Entertainment, Recreation, Sports

Author: Chen Wei
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: In August 2002, the Ministry of Education issued the "National General College Physical Education Curriculum Teaching Guide," which represents the basic requirements for college students in physical education and serves as the basis for colleges and universities in the new era to formulate physical education curriculum teaching programs, conduct physical education curriculum construction and evaluation. This series of textbooks consists of 12 titles, covering widely practiced and popular sports among college students. These 12 titles are: "Fundamentals of Physical Education," "Basketball," "Volleyball," "Football," "Martial Arts and Health Preservation," "Judo, Taekwondo, and Sanda," "Artistic Gymnastics and Aerobics," "Sports Dance and Aerobic Exercise," "Games and Practical Aquatic Sports," "Leisure and Recreational Sports," "Tennis, Badminton, and Badminton," and "Orienteering and Wilderness Survival Training." The writing of this series of textbooks strives for high starting points, high standards, and high quality, reflecting the physiological and psychological characteristics of college students, catering to the needs of students at different levels, embodying a university cultural taste, and facilitating student selection and use. This series of textbooks is edited by experts and professors from various universities across the province, with all contributors being frontline college teachers who possess extensive teaching experience and high academic standards. The author of "Leisure and Recreational Sports" has been engaged in leisure sports education for many years and has been dedicated to the construction and research of leisure sports textbooks. During the writing process, the author referred to a large number of domestic and international literature and materials, combining the characteristics of national leisure sports in China with the practical teaching of leisure sports in colleges and universities. This makes the book reflect both the international and domestic trends in leisure sports development while maintaining its unique features.