Wushu Syllabus Design At Confucius Institute In Bergen

Confucius institute is the most important channel to promote Chinese language and Chinese culture.The establishment and development of the Confucius Institute will improve China's soft power, help the government be understood and supported by The international community in implementing various policies.Finally achieve the goal of serving for building socialism with Chinese characteristics.This thesis paper is studying the wushu courses of Confucius Institute in Bergen by the methods of literature, questionnaires, in order to design the syllabus of Confucius Institute in Bergen, make the wushu courses more systematization and standardization,promote the development of wushu in Norway, then speed up the wushu in the neighboring countries of Norway and lay a good foundation for the wushu sustained and stable development in the Nordic.Through analysis and research get the following conclusions:(1)This syllabus is divided into three categories:changquan series, tai ji series, fighting series and qigong series. Which Changquan series including Changquan curriculum and jian shu curriculum;Tai ji series including Tai ji curriculum and tai ji Sword curriculum;Fighting series including primary Sanda curriculum and improved Sanda curriculum.(2) Through the use of the field teaching, the wushu syllabus contents, teaching schedules, number of hours, teaching methods, evaluations meet the needs of the Norwegian students to learn wushu.All of the leaders and students like this syllabus.(3)Students has shown great interest in learning Chinese wushu, so in the future teachers should pay more attention to students'learning of the chinese wushu movements name and Chinese culture. (4)The way to spread wushu is still relative simple and the way that students know wushu is also simple. so in future wushu should be increased publicity efforts and through various means to enable students to understand Chinese wushu.(5)There are not enough wushu teachers,too much teaching workload, the low level of scientific research, the lack of appropriate information on wushu books, teaching and training centre, as well as wushu carpet and ring, which cause some obstacles for wushu promotion in Norway.