Titlebook: Chinese Archery Studies; Theoretic and Histor Hing Chao,Lianzhen Ma,Loretta Kim Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4848-4f the Manchu people. As a consequence, the demand for bows and arrows during the Qing dynasty exceeded that of the previous dynasties in terms of their types and quantity, and therefore required a large number of bowyers and fletchers to participate in the production, repair, and maintenance of bows

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,“Undoing” or “Redoing” Gender,pecific tradition of the Archery Rites embedded in the Confucian tradition, ritual practice and cosmology of ., which suffered major decline in the twentieth century with modern China’s political upheaval and social shifts. In recent decades, scholars and practitioners in China have sought to revive

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Housework Battles and Gender Strategies,ant gateways which Korea has successfully passed through: successful revival, stable settlement, and the coexistence with Western-style archery. First, the successful revival and promotion of Korean traditional archery, which had lost its value as a weapon, was accomplished by Emperor Gojong, who re

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Agile Methods for Agile Universitiesk “archery teachers” during the Qing dynasty, professional archery masters existed in China for millennia. They were the ones who inherited, summarized, and developed traditional archery of China and should be regarded as the early pioneers of indigenous sports in China.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-12468-6Chinese archery not only comprised a crucial part of Chinese traditional culture but also had extensive influence over neighboring countries and regions, in which Japan stood out as a remarkable example. Japan made significant effort to import Chinese archery skills until the early Qing period.

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Chinese Archery’s Historical Influence on JapanChinese archery not only comprised a crucial part of Chinese traditional culture but also had extensive influence over neighboring countries and regions, in which Japan stood out as a remarkable example. Japan made significant effort to import Chinese archery skills until the early Qing period.