An East-West comparison Sports Visual Culture--The Discobolus and the Physical Exercise Chart as examples Beijing Sport University Abstract In early literature on entertainment, art, education, and medicine, the remains and vague appearance of sports visual culture can be visualized through painting and sculpture. This study analyzes the visual works of sports from the East and the West in the same period, and compares them horizontally, in order to serve as an entry point for comparing the similarities and differences of sports culture in the East and the West, and to reappreciate the respective charms of the origins of sports in the East and the West. As the statues placed in the ancient Greek Olympia stadium and the images engraved on silk in ancient China, these systematically represent human concepts of the universe, space-time, life and death, recreation, fitness, and wellness, with heaven, earth, and man all symbolically presented in a large symbolic system. In different regional environments and times, Eastern and Western sports visual culture works present their own characteristics. Keywords: Sports visual culture- Discobolus- Physical Exercise Chart- East-West comparison Topic: Comparative analysis of sport in Asian societies and other sports cultures and traditions |
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