Understanding and Orientation of Beijing Humanistic Olympics
Chunlei Hu
Abstract
Chunlei Hu
Abstract
Though humanistic Olympics can be understood and explained from the perspectives of humanism, people-orientation and culture. However, it's more proper to interpret humanistic Olympics from the aspect of humanism to embody the new concept conveyed by the Olympics, to alleviate the humanistic crisis of contemporary Olympics as well as the contribution of the Beijing Olympics. In order to turn the humanistic Olympics into a new model for sustainable development, humanism in the Chinese and western cultures should be regarded as the core part to illustrate traditions and charms of Chinese culture. Meanwhile, the essence of people orientation should be absorbed to give a full play to the above-mentioned 3 interpretations and understanding.
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Though humanistic Olympics can be understood and explained from the perspectives of humanism, people-orientation and culture. However, it's more proper to interpret humanistic Olympics from the aspect of humanism to embody the new concept conveyed by the Olympics, to alleviate the humanistic crisis of contemporary Olympics as well as the contribution of the Beijing Olympics. In order to turn the humanistic Olympics into a new model for sustainable development, humanism in the Chinese and western cultures should be regarded as the core part to illustrate traditions and charms of Chinese culture. Meanwhile, the essence of people orientation should be absorbed to give a full play to the above-mentioned 3 interpretations and understanding.
Key concepts: Humanism, Beijing, Orientation (vector space), Order (exchange), China, Aesthetics, Sociology, Environmental ethics