Traditional Chinese leisure culture and economic development : a conflict of forces / Huidi Ma and Er Liu.
2017
GV14.45
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Title
Traditional Chinese leisure culture and economic development : a conflict of forces / Huidi Ma and Er Liu.
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9781137592538 (electronic book)
1137592532 (electronic book)
9781137596604
1137596600
1137592532 (electronic book)
9781137596604
1137596600
Published
New York, NY : Palgrave MacMillan, [2017]
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (255 pages)
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GV14.45
Dewey Decimal Classification
306.4812
Summary
This book explores the history of leisure in Chinese culture by tracing the development of Chinese philosophy and leisure values in Chinese tradition and civilization. It addresses the tremendous changes in Chinese society brought about by the country's rapid economic development and the impact on Chinese culture and leisure. It considers the social, political and economic challenges facing China, from corruption to sharpening inequalities, from ecological crisis to the need for a revival of Chinese culture and for political democratization. It suggests that leisure can exert an invisible and formative influence on people's lifestyle and value system and considers ongoing trends in the development of leisure activities as they relate to modern Chinese society and social reform.
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This book explores the history of leisure in Chinese culture by tracing the development of Chinese philosophy and leisure values in Chinese tradition and civilization. It addresses the tremendous changes in Chinese society brought about by the country's rapid economic development and the impact on Chinese culture and leisure. It considers the social, political and economic challenges facing China, from corruption to sharpening inequalities, from ecological crisis to the need for a revival of Chinese culture and for political democratization. It suggests that leisure can exert an invisible and formative influence on people's lifestyle and value system and considers ongoing trends in the development of leisure activities as they relate to modern Chinese society and social reform.
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