Skiing Trip: Learn Skiing with Champions (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Shan Zhaojian et al
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: As living standards improve, so does living taste. What was once a highly professional and aristocratic skiing sport has now joined the ranks of fashion, becoming a fitness activity cherished by the masses. The number of people participating in mass skiing has grown rapidly. Skiing is different from other sports; without basic knowledge, it's really not clear how to ski. Even those with beginner-level skiing skills still need further standardization and improvement in technique. Therefore, an intuitive illustrated guide and visual materials are urgently needed for skiing enthusiasts. It is heartening to hear that Mr. Shan Zhaojian, known as the "Chinese Skiing Person," has personally written the book "Skiing with Champions—Learn Skiing from the Best," which focuses on alpine skiing while also covering snowboarding and cross-country skiing. He has also compiled the illustrated content into a teaching DVD and personally served as the director, editor, and performer for both the book and the DVD. This is truly a good deed for skiing enthusiasts and the popularization of skiing in China. Congratulations.
The reason this book's publication is so commendable is that it indeed has several significant features. First, it is professional and authoritative. The book is edited and written by Shan Zhaojian, a national skiing champion in China and known as the "Chinese Skiing Person," with the participation of Li Yuxin, Pan Yuehua, and Xu Danyan, who are dedicated to researching skiing techniques. It is also endorsed by Guo Dandan, China's first world skiing champion, who leads a team of excellent mass skiing coaches in demonstrating the technical movements for the book. The China Ski Association has provided technical support for the book. Second, it is popular and fashionable. The book selects three projects suitable for popularization among the masses: alpine skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing. It allows people to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in the vast forests and snowy landscapes, enjoying the charm of nature, thereby achieving the effects of fitness, spiritual rejuvenation, and body shaping. Third, it is novel and exciting, featuring colorful illustrations, exquisite design, and demonstrations by the original cast of the book. Fourth, it is the first of its kind in China to combine illustrated skiing books with explanatory DVDs. We hope that with the publication of this book, it can further spark a wave of enthusiasm for mass skiing, promoting the vigorous development of skiing in China.
As living standards improve, so does living taste. What was once a highly professional and aristocratic skiing sport has now joined the ranks of fashion, becoming a fitness activity cherished by the masses. The number of people participating in mass skiing has grown rapidly. Skiing is different from other sports; without basic knowledge, it's really not clear how to ski. Even those with beginner-level skiing skills still need further standardization and improvement in technique. Therefore, an intuitive illustrated guide and visual materials are urgently needed for skiing enthusiasts. It is heartening to hear that Mr. Shan Zhaojian, known as the "Chinese Skiing Person," has personally written the book "Skiing with Champions—Learn Skiing from the Best," which focuses on alpine skiing while also covering snowboarding and cross-country skiing. He has also compiled the illustrated content into a teaching DVD and personally served as the director, editor, and performer for both the book and the DVD. This is truly a good deed for skiing enthusiasts and the popularization of skiing in China. Congratulations.
The reason this book's publication is so commendable is that it indeed has several significant features. First, it is professional and authoritative. The book is edited and written by Shan Zhaojian, a national skiing champion in China and known as the "Chinese Skiing Person," with the participation of Li Yuxin, Pan Yuehua, and Xu Danyan, who are dedicated to researching skiing techniques. It is also endorsed by Guo Dandan, China's first world skiing champion, who leads a team of excellent mass skiing coaches in demonstrating the technical movements for the book. The China Ski Association has provided technical support for the book. Second, it is popular and fashionable. The book selects three projects suitable for popularization among the masses: alpine skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing. It allows people to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in the vast forests and snowy landscapes, enjoying the charm of nature, thereby achieving the effects of fitness, spiritual rejuvenation, and body shaping. Third, it is novel and exciting, featuring colorful illustrations, exquisite design, and demonstrations by the original cast of the book. Fourth, it is the first of its kind in China to combine illustrated skiing books with explanatory DVDs. We hope that with the publication of this book, it can further spark a wave of enthusiasm for mass skiing, promoting the vigorous development of skiing in China.