What are the movements of world-class intangible cultural heritage?

Sports intangible cultural heritages include Cuju, Dragon Boat Race, Eighteen Martial Arts, Circus, Illusion, Tai Ji Chuan, Weiqi, Wing Chun, Stomatology, Bagua Palm and so on.

China traditional sports has a long history and is a splendid culture of the Chinese nation for 5,000 years. Archery, martial arts, wrestling, cuju, polo, punching pills, Go, skills, skating and other sports activities that embody the charm of oriental civilization not only have distinctive national characteristics, but also have unique fitness, entertainment, education and military training functions, which have influenced the sports development history of many nationalities in the world and are unique in the world sports world.

At present, among the national representative projects, there are 24 traditional sports and entertainment acrobatics projects 124, and there are 88 national intangible heritage inheritors of traditional sports and entertainment acrobatics. Now let Planet Jun show you some traditional sports in the national intangible cultural heritage list, show you different sports competitions in China and feel different China spirit.

The origin of Tai Ji Chuan:

Tai Ji Chuan, which originated in China, is the product of traditional philosophy, the core idea of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, and the combination of fist, circle and movement. It integrates many functions such as nourishing temperament, strengthening body, fighting and fighting. And showed China's ancient philosophy of the unity of man and nature.

Tai Ji Chuan's thought of self-cultivation is deeply loved by people. After years of development and evolution, Tai Ji Chuan has gradually integrated more diversified technologies and theories, forming a variety of schools and styles.

However, with the development of modern society, the inheritance and development of Tai Ji Chuan are facing many challenges. In order to protect and inherit this valuable intangible cultural heritage, many countries have taken active measures, such as setting up relevant festivals, competitions and organizations.