Impact of Wushu Education on the Social Adaptability of Chinese University Students
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Wushu Education, University Students, Social Adaptability skillsAbstract
Studying Wushu has a rich history deeply embedded in the national spirit. This study focused on Wushu education's impact on university students' social adaptability in public sports courses. Specifically, a group of university students from a university in Shandong were selected as research subjects. The aim was to investigate the relationship between social adaptability and Wushu education and to explore the effectiveness of implementing Wushu education activities. The study uses both empirical research and theoretical analysis. From the study, it can be concluded that Wushu education improves communication and valuable life skills.
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