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Exploration on the Relationship Between the Modern Soccer and Chinese Traditional Value of Life

Ta Hong

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The modern soccer has come to China before 100 years, the western thoughts concerning soccer, which has great influence on Chinese football’s development, have challenged our 5,000-year-long value of life. Recently, some scholars turn to the study of its cultural sense and attempt to locate the Chinese soccer’s style of development.

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The modern soccer has come to China before 100 years, the western thoughts concerning soccer, which has great influence on Chinese football’s development, have challenged our 5,000-year-long value of life. Recently, some scholars turn to the study of its cultural sense and attempt to locate the Chinese soccer’s style of development.

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The modern soccer has come to China before 100 years, the western thoughts concerning soccer, which has great influence on Chinese football’s development, have challenged our 5,000-year-long value of life. Recently, some scholars turn to the study of its cultural sense and attempt to locate the Chinese soccer’s style of development.

Key concepts: China, Value (mathematics), Football, Style (visual arts), Life style, Psychology, Modern life, Aesthetics

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