Author(s)

Pengli Liu ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Physical Education and Health Curriculum Center, Xi'an Eurasia University, Xi'an, China

Corresponding Author

Pengli Liu

ABSTRACT

Taijiquan is broad and profound with profound connotation. The highest realm pursued by Taijiquan is the human body's grasp and control of its own strength, so as to better perceive the changes of external forces and compete in the classic routine to show the beauty of the balance art of the human body. Rule oriented gradually desalinates the essential connotation of Taijiquan. With the increase of movement difficulty, movement alienation and innovation, athletes excessively pursue the appreciation and performance of Taijiquan, which is more like acrobatic gymnastics and dance performance, which makes it lose the essential significance of Wushu. The formulation of rules is not to avoid mistakes, but to guide the technology to be more perfect. The extra points of the new rules for difficult movements make the Taijiquan competition oriented to the pursuit of difficult movements, and lose the artistic conception that Taijiquan really pursues, such as body method, balance control, virtual and real transformation, and overall strength. The movements of Taijiquan seem to have a simple structure on the surface, but it is very difficult to play well. How to quantify and evaluate the completion quality of Taijiquan is the key to the evaluation of Taijiquan competition, and it is also the key to guide the development of Taijiquan in a reasonable direction.

KEYWORDS

Physical education, Taijiquan, Competitive sports

CITE THIS PAPER

Pengli Liu, Research on the Evaluation of Taijiquan under the Background of Competitive Sports. Journal of Sociology and Ethnology (2022) Vol. 4: 11-14. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/jsoce.2022.040504.

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