What are the three basics of traditional physical education

The traditional "three fundamentals" (the old three fundamentals) of a physical education program: basic knowledge, basic techniques, and basic skills.

Physical education, from the 1870s, comes from the Japanese word for "physical education". In Japan, the translation of the term "physical education" has gone through a process from "physical education", "physical education", "body education" to "physical education". The term "physical education" has gone through a cultural process of translation from "physical education," "physical education," and "body education" to "physical education. Before the emergence of the word "sport", the process of activity "sport" was called differently in all countries of the world.

Sports in China first appeared in the early 20th century at the end of the Qing Dynasty, from the opening of kindergartens in Hubei Province, young children to carry out a comprehensive "to protect the health of the body" education policy. On July 9, 2009, the State General Administration of Sports redefined the term "traditional sports" as follows: Wushu is a traditional sport based on the Chinese culture, based on the method of combat, with routines, fighting and kung fu as the main forms of movement. Thus, the formal distinction between the State General Administration of Sport definition, traditional sports "Wushu", and the folk to retain the traditional Chinese martial arts, the difference.