Source: This sentence is from Sports Research published by Mao Zedong 19 17.
Original text:
Not the strongest bones and muscles, but also enough to increase knowledge. There is a saying in the neighborhood: educate its spirit and be barbaric. This statement is also true. If you want to civilize your spirit, you should first savage your body. If you are savage, the spirit of civilization will follow.
A governor knows things in the world and judges them. There is a need in the body. Intuition depends on eyes and ears, thinking depends on brain, eyes and ears are called body, body is complete, and knowledge is complete. So it can be said that knowledge is obtained indirectly from exercise.
The encyclopedia study in this world, regardless of the independent study of the school, must always be competent. Capable people are strong. Incompetent people are also weak. The difference between strength and weakness is very different from your area.
Explanation:
Not only can you strengthen your bones and muscles, but you can also increase your knowledge. Recently, some people say: educate its spirit and savage its body. This sentence is correct. To make people's spiritual civilization, we must first make people's bodies stronger. If a person is physically strong, then his spirit will become civilized.
A governor knows things in the world and judges them. There is a place that must be here in the body. Direct observation depends on eyes and ears, and thinking depends on brain. The ears, eyes and brain have a comprehensive understanding of the body and its health. So it can be said that knowledge is obtained indirectly from exercise.
At present, all kinds of science, regardless of school accomplishment, must be competent. Capable people are also strong. Incompetent people are also weak. Strong and weak, the location area is different.
Extended data:
In his youth, Mao Zedong deeply realized that if he wants to be resolute and promising, he must "educate his spirit and savage his body".
19 17, Mao Zedong published an article "Sports Research" in New Youth magazine, which clearly pointed out: "The national strength is weak, the military style is weak, and the national physique is getting thinner and thinner. This is a very worrying phenomenon." He believes that the function of sports is to strengthen bones and muscles, increase knowledge, adjust feelings and strengthen will, which embodies Mao Zedong's early sports thought of "a strong country in fitness".
1949 after the founding of new China, the country was in a period of prosperity. From the perspective of national health, Chairman Mao has repeatedly called for and instructed that mass sports activities should be widely carried out to enhance people's physique.
1952, 10 In June, Mao Zedong wrote an inscription for the inaugural meeting of the All-China Sports Federation: "Develop sports undertakings and enhance people's physique", which profoundly revealed the status, function and purpose of sports. These 12 glorious Chinese characters scientifically point out the internal relationship of physical fitness, and at the same time clarify the social attribute that socialist sports in China must serve the people, thus determining the fundamental purpose and task of new China sports.
1In June, 953, Comrade Mao Zedong said to the young people with enthusiasm and hope when he met with the representatives of the Second National Congress of the China New Democratic Youth League: "I want to say a few words to the young people: First, congratulate them on their good health; Second, congratulate them on their good studies; Third, congratulations on their good work. "
In June1957165438+10, Comrade Mao Zedong received China students in the Soviet Union, and then wished the young people "good health, study hard and work hard" on many occasions, always putting "good health" first.
In 1960, he personally added the following sentence to the draft of the Party Central Committee's Instructions on Health Work submitted by the staff: "Anyone who can do it should advocate doing gymnastics, playing ball, running, climbing mountains, swimming, playing Tai Ji Chuan and various sports activities."
Mao Zedong loved sports all his life. He believes that only by having a strong body can we pursue intellectually and morally and realize our grand ambitions. In his early years, on the one hand, he eagerly studied cultural and scientific knowledge, on the other hand, he actively exercised, taking strong physique, courage and rising will as the primary premise of personality remodeling.
He wrote 27 "Six Stages of Exercise" at school, insisting on exercise, swimming, mountain climbing, running and other activities. He pays special attention to cold water bath to exercise the spirit of "violence and fearlessness".