What is competitive sports?

Competitive sports refers to the sports process of mobilizing national strength, launching mass movements, forming national teams and participating in international sports competitions.

The report of the 19th National Congress pointed out that peace and development are still the themes of the times. We should deeply understand the unique value of competitive sports to world peace and development, and attach importance to the power of competitive sports to change the world.

In the history of competitive sports development in China, there are two choices. One is 1958. China chose not to participate in international sports competitions because of the international environment and Taiwan Province Province. From 65438 to 0979, China chose to participate in international sports competitions under the condition that Taiwan Province Province was allowed to stay on the international stage.

Facts have proved that it is the right choice to participate in international sports competitions and do a good job in competitive sports. International sports competitions with the Olympic Games as the main form will exist for a long time. No matter in the past, present or future, it will be an inevitable choice for China to participate in international sports competitions.

The development history is as follows:

As early as prehistoric times, in human life, there have been primitive and primitive sports competitions characterized by winning. Since then, this form of activity has developed for a long time in ancient times, and its content has become more colorful. Many projects have been formed, and its formation has laid the foundation for modern sports. In the whole field of modern sports, competition has gained more and more independence and was named "competitive sports".

At present, with the continuous development and evolution, competitive sports not only mature in theoretical principles and practical methods, but also expand its influence and become a special social phenomenon all over the world in all walks of life and five continents.