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The analysis of the effect of Confucian ethics on Huizhou WuShu in Ming and Qing Dynasty

Wang Jun-qi

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The special historical and cultural background in Huizhou is a decisive factor to Huizhou martial arts which contains abundant Confucian ethical thinking,forming flexible constraints to the traditional people who practice martial arts;but the strict norms of clan in Huizhou forms the tough constraints to the traditional people who practice martial arts.

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The special historical and cultural background in Huizhou is a decisive factor to Huizhou martial arts which contains abundant Confucian ethical thinking,forming flexible constraints to the traditional people who practice martial arts;but the strict norms of clan in Huizhou forms the tough constraints to the traditional people who practice martial arts.

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The special historical and cultural background in Huizhou is a decisive factor to Huizhou martial arts which contains abundant Confucian ethical thinking,forming flexible constraints to the traditional people who practice martial arts;but the strict norms of clan in Huizhou forms the tough constraints to the traditional people who practice martial arts.

Key concepts: Martial arts, Clan, Confucian ethics, The arts, Aesthetics, Literature, Ancient history, Art

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