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Socioecological influence of dragon boat races in wuxi basin

Author: 
Liang Zhengjun and Gatbonton, Ryan Ray
Subject Area: 
Physical Sciences and Engineering
Abstract: 

The historical evolution of dragon boat racing in the Wuxi Basin is testament to its adaptability and resilience. Over centuries, this cultural phenomenon has undergone transformations, aligning itself with the changing contexts of society. Integral to the preservation of traditional Chinese culture, dragon boat racing champions the rich legacy of this ancient sport. Amidst the challenges posed by globalization and modernization, the sport's role in cultural heritage preservation is undeniable. The dragon boat's symbolism and rituals, spanning from its making process to pre-race ceremonies, showcase its cultural richness and ethnic identity. This preservation extends to its capacity to integrate with the contemporary pursuit of national fitness. As a revered component of Chinese tradition, the sport aligns with modern health consciousness, contributing to the larger goal of cultivating a healthier society. Moreover, dragon boat racing serves as a bridge for harmonious social development. Fostering connections across diverse demographics, the race creates an inclusive space that transcends societal barriers. Its inherently cooperative nature promotes teamwork, shared goals, and unity. Through this cultural vehicle, individuals find common ground, breaking down divides and promoting social cohesion. This inclusivity extends to individuals' psychological needs, fostering pride and a sense of belonging among participants and observers alike. This research provides a comprehensive exploration of dragon boat racing's impact within the socioecological system of the Wuxi Basin. From its historical roots to its contemporary significance, the sport emerges as a dynamic force that shapes and is shaped by its environment. Through its diverse impacts, the dragon boat race becomes a conduit for economic growth, cultural preservation, social cohesion, and enhanced well-being. It also underscores the intricate interplay between traditional cultural practices, societal dynamics, and ecological contexts, shedding light on the broader implications of sport within the fabric of society.

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