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The Evolution from Sport Country to Sport Power Country

FU Yu-kun

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From the point of success/failure of opening ceremony in the 10 th National Games,this paper points out that realization from sport great nation to sport great-power nation,the construction of sport culture must be strengthen.Several problems and China sport culture developing direction should be paid attention to at constructing China sport culture.

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From the point of success/failure of opening ceremony in the 10 th National Games,this paper points out that realization from sport great nation to sport great-power nation,the construction of sport culture must be strengthen.Several problems and China sport culture developing direction should be paid attention to at constructing China sport culture.

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From the point of success/failure of opening ceremony in the 10 th National Games,this paper points out that realization from sport great nation to sport great-power nation,the construction of sport culture must be strengthen.Several problems and China sport culture developing direction should be paid attention to at constructing China sport culture.

Key concepts: China, Ceremony, Physical culture, Power (physics), Opening ceremony, Political science, Soft power, Great power

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