The main characteristics of modern sports

The main features of modern sports are as follows:

1, based on science and technology. Modern sports use science and technology such as physics, chemistry and psychology to study human movement, develop sports industry and make sports activities more scientific and efficient.

2. Build a complete sports system. Modern sports not only pay attention to the research of sports technology, but also study sports culture, sports management and sports education.

3. Fairness. Modern sports takes fair competition as an important premise, requiring every participant to have the opportunity to compete, and the conditions of competition should be the same for participants.

4. Secular. One of the biggest characteristics of modern sports is secularization, while ancient body movements are often closely related to religious sacrificial activities.

Sports modernization requires the internationalization of national sports and the modernization of traditional sports. The rise of sports modernization is an important symbol of civilization and society. Realizing sports modernization is the historical process and basic trend of modern sports in China. The combination of traditional sports in China and modern sports in China is the basic feature of sports modernization in China.

Nowadays, culture has increasingly become an important source of national cohesion and creativity and an important factor in the competition of comprehensive national strength. Enriching spiritual and cultural life has increasingly become the ardent desire of our people. We must adhere to the orientation of advanced socialist culture, raise a new upsurge of socialist cultural construction, stimulate the creative vitality of the whole nation's culture, and improve the country's cultural soft power.

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Although the word Sports has been translated into Sports, sports and sports, the word sports is not translated from English, but directly borrowed from Japanese. However, the translation of the word sports in Japan is not a one-step translation into "sports".

It experienced a Japanese cultural process from translation of "example", "example" and "example" to translation of "movement", which was completed in the 1970s of 19. Although sports has a long history, the word "sports" appeared relatively late. Because before the word "sports" appeared, countries all over the world called sports differently.