Why has equestrianism, a Chinese "noble sport," become a must for European families?

Equestrianism, as one of the minority sports, has become more than just an unattainable "noble sport". As the only Olympic program that requires both human and animal **** to work together, its sports and tutorials cover people over the age of 3, and the teenage stage is the golden period for equestrian learning. In Europe and the United States, equestrian sports have long entered the daily curriculum of major universities, especially in the United Kingdom, equestrian has become an important form of education.

China's equestrianism has no mass base, belongs to the minority sports, the Olympic Games equestrianism is not the traditional equestrianism of the Chinese grassland. And the horses involved are different. There is a big gap between China's hardware and technical level and equestrian powerhouses such as Europe, the United States and Australia, because equestrianism is financially demanding, especially for the participating horses. Even though Huatian's family is well off, the horses competing still rely on sponsorship. In addition to supporting the development of individual riders, Chinese equestrianism needs funds to support the development of the equine veterinary industry and the organization of events, so as to motivate athletes, attract enthusiasts to promote equestrianism and manage the equestrian industry chain.

Modern equestrianism originated in European royalty and is now seen as a key program for children's education in Western countries. Children who learn equestrianism naturally get more opportunities to study abroad and make more friends. Abroad, if you are good at equestrian sports, you still have a chance to enter top schools. You may also be eligible for lucrative scholarships if you can compete as a varsity representative at your school! The cost and cycle of learning equestrianism is different from a series of hobbies such as piano, chess, calligraphy, painting and so on. In the case of equestrianism, which was once an "aristocratic sport", children learn because of their close connection with animals in nature, and their instincts inspire their interest and love.

Modern equestrianism appeared in China in 1970. However, it has been around for centuries in powerful equestrian countries. To summarize, because equestrianism has not yet developed in China, and because it is difficult to develop equestrianism as a capital-consuming sport in the same way as it is difficult to develop top athletes in other disciplines, Chinese riders currently support equestrian training with their own financial base.