Fuhua Huang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4461893 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fuhua Huang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fuhua |
| FAMILY NAME | Huang |
| SIGNATURE | HUANG F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jinan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Negotiating Modern Womanhood: Missionary Physical Education and Women’s Sport in Early Twentieth-Century China
Women’s physical education and sport in early twentieth-century China developed through missionary educational institutions and the YWCA. Moving beyond diffusionist interpretations that portray missionary sport as either cultural imperialism or a precursor to nationalist emancipation, these initiatives were negotiated as part of a transnational process in which bodily discipline, moral reform, and civic identity. Archival materials from Ginling C…
Towards a New National Female Identity: Nationalism and the Transformation of Women’s Physical Education and Sports in Modern China, 1840–1945
By contextualizing the role of women in sports within the broader framework of nationalism during modern China’s transformative era, this article explores a deeper understanding of how women’s participation in physical education and sports was instrumental in challenging traditional gender norms and promoting new visions of female empowerment as active contributors to the nation’s development. It aims to answer how nationalism in modern China con…
Cultural Renaissance and Sport History: Repositioning Its Role in China’s Higher Education
Oral History and Sport Historians in China
It was only in the last decade that oral history began to be practised by Chinese scholars of sport history. Only tens of peer-reviewed journal articles and a couple of monographs have been published so far. Most oral sport history projects were concerned with the heirs of endangered traditional martial arts. This limited focus is a result of the fact that studies of the social and cultural aspects of sport history in which oral methods are more …
The Historiography of Asian Sport: Retrospect and Prospect
This article examines the historiography of Asian sport focusing mainly on Northeast Asia, including China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan. A brief overview of the development of the discipline of sport history in different Asian nations is offered in the first section. The second section turns to the international development of Asian sport history, followed in the third section by a review of the role of the Asian Journal of Sport History & Cult…
Not All ‘the Evils of Capitalism’: Match-Fixing and the Governance of Chinese Professional Football, 1994–2016
Match-fixing has been a key term in Chinese professional football since its inception in the early 1990s. In the light of notorious match-fixing scandals, criticism has arisen that the professionalization of football and the inflow of the free market system mirror the evils of capitalism in post-reform Chinese society. This paper, however, aims to offer an alternative perspective on the inherent governing deficiencies of Chinese professional foot…
Cultural Imperialism, Nationalism, and the Modernization of Physical Education and Sport in China, 1840–1949
This paper examines how missionary educational institutions and Young Men’s Christian Association physical education and sport programmes, in conjunction with the nation-building project of the Nationalist government, transformed and modernized physical education and sport in China from 1840 to 1937. The concepts of cultural imperialism and nationalism are central to this study, to understand how the two interacted in the process of the developme…
Globalization and the Governance of Chinese Sports: The Case of Professional Basketball
This paper aims to explore the manifestations of globalization and sport governance in China through a lens of basketball. Specific focus is centred on the extent of the universalization of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) governance model in China and the adaptation from Chinese basketball. It argues that the vertical-centralized power allocation of Chinese basketball has prevented the NBA's governance model being fully assimilated an…
Glocalization and the Rise of the Chinese Basketball Market
This paper examines the response and strategies of Chinese basketball governors in coping with the glocalizing National Basketball Association (NBA) market. It argues that the worldwide spread of capitalism and commercialism under globalization has resulted in the expansion of the Chinese basketball market. The NBA's growing business in China has not overwhelmed the local market. In actuality, Chinese basketball has successfully achieved further …
Glocalisation of Sport: The NBA's Diffusion in China
This paper aims to examine the process of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) glocalisation in China. By analysing its two contextualising phases: the reach – globalising the American basketball commodities in Chinese territory, and the response – reinventing tradition and reconstructing modernity of Chinese sport, the authors argue that the presence of the NBA in China has greatly remoulded the previous norms of Chinese basketball and sp…
China's Olympic Dream and the Legacies of the Beijing Olympics
This paper aims to present a historical overview of the transformation of the modern Olympic Games in China and highlight the legacies of the Beijing Olympics. The authors first clarify the context and the specific date on which the modern Olympic Games was introduced to China. The next section highlights the ‘Three Questions’ on China's engagement with the Olympics. Answering these questions paves the way for the Chinese to participate in the Ol…
China's Olympic Dream and the Legacies of the Beijing Olympics
This paper aims to present a historical overview of the transformation of the modern Olympic Games in China and highlight the legacies of the Beijing Olympics. The authors first clarify the context and the specific date on which the modern Olympic Games was introduced to China. The next section highlights the ‘Three Questions’ on China's engagement with the Olympics. Answering these questions paves the way for the Chinese to participate in the Ol…
Not All ‘the Evils of Capitalism’: Match-Fixing and the Governance of Chinese Professional Football, 1994–2016
Match-fixing has been a key term in Chinese professional football since its inception in the early 1990s. In the light of notorious match-fixing scandals, criticism has arisen that the professionalization of football and the inflow of the free market system mirror the evils of capitalism in post-reform Chinese society. This paper, however, aims to offer an alternative perspective on the inherent governing deficiencies of Chinese professional foot…
Cultural Imperialism, Nationalism, and the Modernization of Physical Education and Sport in China, 1840–1949
This paper examines how missionary educational institutions and Young Men’s Christian Association physical education and sport programmes, in conjunction with the nation-building project of the Nationalist government, transformed and modernized physical education and sport in China from 1840 to 1937. The concepts of cultural imperialism and nationalism are central to this study, to understand how the two interacted in the process of the developme…
Glocalisation of Sport: The NBA's Diffusion in China
This paper aims to examine the process of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) glocalisation in China. By analysing its two contextualising phases: the reach – globalising the American basketball commodities in Chinese territory, and the response – reinventing tradition and reconstructing modernity of Chinese sport, the authors argue that the presence of the NBA in China has greatly remoulded the previous norms of Chinese basketball and sp…
Oral History and Sport Historians in China
It was only in the last decade that oral history began to be practised by Chinese scholars of sport history. Only tens of peer-reviewed journal articles and a couple of monographs have been published so far. Most oral sport history projects were concerned with the heirs of endangered traditional martial arts. This limited focus is a result of the fact that studies of the social and cultural aspects of sport history in which oral methods are more …
The Historiography of Asian Sport: Retrospect and Prospect
This article examines the historiography of Asian sport focusing mainly on Northeast Asia, including China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan. A brief overview of the development of the discipline of sport history in different Asian nations is offered in the first section. The second section turns to the international development of Asian sport history, followed in the third section by a review of the role of the Asian Journal of Sport History & Cult…
Glocalization and the Rise of the Chinese Basketball Market
This paper examines the response and strategies of Chinese basketball governors in coping with the glocalizing National Basketball Association (NBA) market. It argues that the worldwide spread of capitalism and commercialism under globalization has resulted in the expansion of the Chinese basketball market. The NBA's growing business in China has not overwhelmed the local market. In actuality, Chinese basketball has successfully achieved further …
Glocalisation of Sport: The NBA's Diffusion in China
This paper aims to examine the process of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) glocalisation in China. By analysing its two contextualising phases: the reach – globalising the American basketball commodities in Chinese territory, and the response – reinventing tradition and reconstructing modernity of Chinese sport, the authors argue that the presence of the NBA in China has greatly remoulded the previous norms of Chinese basketball and sp…
China's Olympic Dream and the Legacies of the Beijing Olympics
This paper aims to present a historical overview of the transformation of the modern Olympic Games in China and highlight the legacies of the Beijing Olympics. The authors first clarify the context and the specific date on which the modern Olympic Games was introduced to China. The next section highlights the ‘Three Questions’ on China's engagement with the Olympics. Answering these questions paves the way for the Chinese to participate in the Ol…
Globalization and the Governance of Chinese Sports: The Case of Professional Basketball
This paper aims to explore the manifestations of globalization and sport governance in China through a lens of basketball. Specific focus is centred on the extent of the universalization of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) governance model in China and the adaptation from Chinese basketball. It argues that the vertical-centralized power allocation of Chinese basketball has prevented the NBA's governance model being fully assimilated an…
Glocalization and the Rise of the Chinese Basketball Market
This paper examines the response and strategies of Chinese basketball governors in coping with the glocalizing National Basketball Association (NBA) market. It argues that the worldwide spread of capitalism and commercialism under globalization has resulted in the expansion of the Chinese basketball market. The NBA's growing business in China has not overwhelmed the local market. In actuality, Chinese basketball has successfully achieved further …
Not All ‘the Evils of Capitalism’: Match-Fixing and the Governance of Chinese Professional Football, 1994–2016
Match-fixing has been a key term in Chinese professional football since its inception in the early 1990s. In the light of notorious match-fixing scandals, criticism has arisen that the professionalization of football and the inflow of the free market system mirror the evils of capitalism in post-reform Chinese society. This paper, however, aims to offer an alternative perspective on the inherent governing deficiencies of Chinese professional foot…
Cultural Imperialism, Nationalism, and the Modernization of Physical Education and Sport in China, 1840–1949
This paper examines how missionary educational institutions and Young Men’s Christian Association physical education and sport programmes, in conjunction with the nation-building project of the Nationalist government, transformed and modernized physical education and sport in China from 1840 to 1937. The concepts of cultural imperialism and nationalism are central to this study, to understand how the two interacted in the process of the developme…
Oral History and Sport Historians in China
It was only in the last decade that oral history began to be practised by Chinese scholars of sport history. Only tens of peer-reviewed journal articles and a couple of monographs have been published so far. Most oral sport history projects were concerned with the heirs of endangered traditional martial arts. This limited focus is a result of the fact that studies of the social and cultural aspects of sport history in which oral methods are more …
The Historiography of Asian Sport: Retrospect and Prospect
This article examines the historiography of Asian sport focusing mainly on Northeast Asia, including China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan. A brief overview of the development of the discipline of sport history in different Asian nations is offered in the first section. The second section turns to the international development of Asian sport history, followed in the third section by a review of the role of the Asian Journal of Sport History & Cult…
Cultural Renaissance and Sport History: Repositioning Its Role in China’s Higher Education
Negotiating Modern Womanhood: Missionary Physical Education and Women’s Sport in Early Twentieth-Century China
Women’s physical education and sport in early twentieth-century China developed through missionary educational institutions and the YWCA. Moving beyond diffusionist interpretations that portray missionary sport as either cultural imperialism or a precursor to nationalist emancipation, these initiatives were negotiated as part of a transnational process in which bodily discipline, moral reform, and civic identity. Archival materials from Ginling C…
Towards a New National Female Identity: Nationalism and the Transformation of Women’s Physical Education and Sports in Modern China, 1840–1945
By contextualizing the role of women in sports within the broader framework of nationalism during modern China’s transformative era, this article explores a deeper understanding of how women’s participation in physical education and sports was instrumental in challenging traditional gender norms and promoting new visions of female empowerment as active contributors to the nation’s development. It aims to answer how nationalism in modern China con…
China (11 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (8 works) · Law (7 works) · History (6 works) · History (6 works) · Advertising (4 works)