Kuo Sheen -Life Experience of a Wrestling Sport Pioneer

• Main Authors: Pin-Ling Yang, 楊濱菱
• Other Authors: Kuo-Min Cheng
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/46e68g

碩士 === 國立臺北教育大學 === 體育學系碩士班 === 102 === This research is centered on a senior who is dedicated his whole life to wrestling sport education and impetus to social sports on the martial art field. Wrestling is a kind of Chinese martial art. What martial art emphasize on is the expressive spirit rather than the motor skills. This study adopted qualitative research method: focusing on one life time experience, adopting narrative analysis, by using interview, collection of documents for further analysis. In conclusion, master Kuo Sheen was born in the poor-educated environment, however, he tried his best to seize every opportunity to learn. In each period of his life, he is always serious and strict with himself. He carefully study with comprehension, finally, he has combined wrestling and the essence of Tai Chi to found Tai Chi Jiao. Kuo Sheen is enthusiastic about teaching and he devotes himself to writing, especially for specialized field analysis. It is impressive that he is so indefatigable that he still has lectures in colleges every week although he is more than eighty years old. He has devoted to promoting social sports over the years, even though some of the plan didn’t work effectively due to the limit of reality. He not only holds the strong ambitions and often contributes money but serves as a chairman of related association. As a founder of the sectarian Tai Chi Jiao, with six mined disciples, hoping to do their effort to wrestling sport, Kuo Sheen insisting on sportsmanship and selfless attitude had made who he is and had achieved others as well.