Zhen Zhang is Associate Professor at East China Normal University, specializing in traditional Chinese thought, philosophy, and the history of sports. He serves as a board member of the Chuanshan Studies Committee of the Confucian Society of China and as Deputy Secretary‑General of the Sports Culture and Industry Committee.Dr. Zhang has published more than 30 academic articles on Chinese intellectual history, philosophy, and sports history in journals such as Sports Science and the Journal of Teaching in Physical Education. His representative works include “Holism and Uniqueness: An Embodied‑Philosophy Analysis of the Basic Issues of Sports Knowledge” and “An Interpretation of the ‘Skill and Dao Co‑construction’ Philosophy.” His monographs include the notable An Epistemological Study of Traditional Wushu.

• Chapter 1 Proto-Forms of Wushu in the Prehistoric Cultural Period.-  Chapter 2 Emergence of Wushu during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties.- Chapter 3 The Rise of Wushu Culture during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods .- Chapter 4 Maturation of Wushu under the Qin and Han Imperial Order.- Chapter 5 Diversified Development of Wushu in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.- Chapter 6 Innovative Development of Wushu in the Multi-Dynastic System of the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties.

Zhen Zhang is Associate Professor at East China Normal University, specializing in traditional Chinese thought, philosophy, and the history of sports. He serves as a board member of the Chuanshan Studies Committee of the Confucian Society of China and as Deputy Secretary‑General of the Sports Culture and Industry Committee.Dr. Zhang has published more than 30 academic articles on Chinese intellectual history, philosophy, and sports history in journals such as Sports Science and the Journal of Teaching in Physical Education. His representative works include “Holism and Uniqueness: An Embodied‑Philosophy Analysis of the Basic Issues of Sports Knowledge” and “An Interpretation of the ‘Skill and Dao Co‑construction’ Philosophy.” His monographs include the notable An Epistemological Study of Traditional Wushu.

• Chapter 1 Proto-Forms of Wushu in the Prehistoric Cultural Period.-  Chapter 2 Emergence of Wushu during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties.- Chapter 3 The Rise of Wushu Culture during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods .- Chapter 4 Maturation of Wushu under the Qin and Han Imperial Order.- Chapter 5 Diversified Development of Wushu in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.- Chapter 6 Innovative Development of Wushu in the Multi-Dynastic System of the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties.

Zhen Zhang is Associate Professor at East China Normal University, specializing in traditional Chinese thought, philosophy, and the history of sports. He serves as a board member of the Chuanshan Studies Committee of the Confucian Society of China and as Deputy Secretary‑General of the Sports Culture and Industry Committee.Dr. Zhang has published more than 30 academic articles on Chinese intellectual history, philosophy, and sports history in journals such as Sports Science and the Journal of Teaching in Physical Education. His representative works include “Holism and Uniqueness: An Embodied‑Philosophy Analysis of the Basic Issues of Sports Knowledge” and “An Interpretation of the ‘Skill and Dao Co‑construction’ Philosophy.” His monographs include the notable An Epistemological Study of Traditional Wushu.

• Chapter 1 Proto-Forms of Wushu in the Prehistoric Cultural Period.-  Chapter 2 Emergence of Wushu during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties.- Chapter 3 The Rise of Wushu Culture during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods .- Chapter 4 Maturation of Wushu under the Qin and Han Imperial Order.- Chapter 5 Diversified Development of Wushu in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.- Chapter 6 Innovative Development of Wushu in the Multi-Dynastic System of the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties.