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Study on Teaching Reform of P.E and Sports Culture Construction in Colleges & Universities in China

DU Yong-qing

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In the past 60 years,significant changes have taken place in both economy and society in China.Both material and spiritual culture has been greatly improved.This article proposes that sports culture construction plays a vital role in the process of socialist culture construction,which directly influences its effectiveness in colleges universities in China.

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In the past 60 years,significant changes have taken place in both economy and society in China.Both material and spiritual culture has been greatly improved.This article proposes that sports culture construction plays a vital role in the process of socialist culture construction,which directly influences its effectiveness in colleges universities in China.

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In the past 60 years,significant changes have taken place in both economy and society in China.Both material and spiritual culture has been greatly improved.This article proposes that sports culture construction plays a vital role in the process of socialist culture construction,which directly influences its effectiveness in colleges universities in China.

Key concepts: China, Political science, Sociology, Law

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