Summary
Rock paintings on Hua Mountain, Guangxi, reveal significant insights into the sports culture of the Zhuang nationality. These ancient artworks, dating back over 2000 years, provide tangible evidence for the development history of the Zhuang people and their ancestral roots in the Zuo River basin. The study interprets these rock paintings to unravel the rich cultural connotations embedded within them, offering a unique perspective on the disappeared history of ancient Xiou and Luoyue peoples. By analyzing the visual representations, researchers can reconstruct elements of traditional sports culture, contributing valuable knowledge to both archaeological and anthropological fields.
Citation
(Ed.). (2015). Study on the sports culture of Zhuang nationality interpreted from rock paintings of Hua Mountain in Ningming, Guangxi. Sports Technology and Engineering, 43–48. https://doi.org/10.1201/b18417-10