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8 MAO TSE-TUNG to exercise twice a day — on getting up and before going to bed — in the nude; the next best way is to wear light clothes. Too much clothing impedes movement. If one does this daily, the idea of exercise is continually present and never interrupted. Today’s exercise is a continuation of yesterday’s exercise and thus leads to tomorrow’s exercise. The individual exercise periods need not be long; thirty minutes are sufficient. In this way, a certain interest will naturally arise. Secondly, perseverance in exercise can create pleasure. Exercise over a long time can produce great results and give rise to a feeling of personal value. As a result, we will be able to study with joy, and every day will see some progress in our virtue. Our heart is filled with boundless joy because we have perse- FROM MARX TO MAO vered and obtained a result. Pleasure and interest are distinct. In- ⋆ terest is the origin of exercise, and pleasure its consequence. Interest arises from the action, and pleasure from the result. The two are naturally different. Perseverance without concentration of mind can hardly produce results. If we look at flowers from a galloping horse, even though we may look daily, it is like not having seen them at all. If one person’s heart follows a swan in the sky, he cannot compete with the person who has meanwhile been studying carefully. Hence one should concentrate all one’s effort on exercise. During exercise, the mind should be on NOT the exercise. FOR Idle and confused thoughts should all be put aside. . . . The superior man’s deportment is cultivated and agreeable, but one cannot say this COMMERCIAL about exercise. Exercise should be savage and rude. To be able to leap on horseback and to shoot at the same time; to go from battle to battle; to shake the mountains by one” s cries, and the colours of the sky by one’s roars of anger; to have the strength to uproot DISTRIBUTION mountains like Hsiang Yu and the audacity to pierce the mark like Yu Chi — all this is savage and rude and has nothing to do with delicacy. In order to progress in exercise, one must be savage. If one is savage, one will have great vigour and strong muscles and bones. The method of exercise should be rude; then one can apply oneself seriously and it will be easy to exercise. These two things are especially important for beginners. There are three things to which we must pay attention in exercise: (1) perseverance, (2) concentration of all our strength, and (3) that it be savage and rude. There are many other things that require attention. Here I have merely indicated the most important ones. . . .
A STUDY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION NOTES 1 The Great Learning, one of the four Confucian classics. 2 Nineteen Old Poems, a famous collection of poems of the Han dynasty. 3 The Doctrine of the Mean, one of the Confucian classics. 4 The Confucian Analects. 5 From a poem attributed to Hsiang Yu. 6 This is a reference to Mencius. 7 The mode of dress of the swordsmen of King Wen of Chao, according to a chapter of the Taoist classic Chuang Tzu. 8 The Confucian Analects. FROM MARX TO MAO ⋆ NOT FOR COMMERCIAL 9 From Chuang Tzu. 10 From Hsun Tzu, a Confucian “realist”. DISTRIBUTION 9
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