Introducing traditional vietnamese martial arts into teaching in universities
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https://doi.org/10.14571/brajets.v18.n4.1615-1627Keywords:
Vietnamese traditional martial arts, solution, spirit, national self-relianceAbstract
Traditional martial arts are an indispensable part of Vietnamese national culture and traditions. Teaching this subject helps students understand and appreciate traditional values, thereby preserving and promoting the nation's cultural heritage. Students are the successor force, promoting the country's intellectual resources, are the main resource in the era of knowledge economy, science and technology, playing a key role in national development. In any historical period, students are also an important social force, one of the factors that determine their future, build and protect the country. In this study, the author will focus on proposing the integration of traditional Vietnamese martial arts into university curricula. The article emphasizes that this not only helps students deeply understand national culture and traditions but also creates a healthy physical playground for students. Besides, learning traditional martial arts also helps strengthen students' self-will, patience and discipline. This is considered an important measure to educate and nurture the national spirit, contributing to the comprehensive development of Vietnam's young generations.
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