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The discussion on the traditional cultural's effect on China soccer

Liu Cheng-wu

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The research has shown that the traditional culture although has given soccer enough space to develope in China,but it also has caused some problems: such as the character of the absent of strong confrontation of China sports,the self -sufficient character of China soccer man,and the frailty character of their psychological predisposition.

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The research has shown that the traditional culture although has given soccer enough space to develope in China,but it also has caused some problems: such as the character of the absent of strong confrontation of China sports,the self -sufficient character of China soccer man,and the frailty character of their psychological predisposition.

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The research has shown that the traditional culture although has given soccer enough space to develope in China,but it also has caused some problems: such as the character of the absent of strong confrontation of China sports,the self -sufficient character of China soccer man,and the frailty character of their psychological predisposition.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), China, Space (punctuation), Psychology, Cultural revolution, Aesthetics, History, Sociology

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