The five virtues that help build a better society

The five virtues - morality, intelligence, physique, unity and artistry - have long been motives for building good physical and mental health, opening people's intellectual horizons and giving full play to their physical strength.

Moreover, when people compete with and help others in group activities, they can strengthen contacts and communication among themselves and help build a harmonious society and foster the development of civilisation.

Today, most advanced countries demonstrate a vigorous development of sports. Sports are no longer confined to the pursuit of medals, nor do they have any implication of self-esteem or group image.

Internally, these activities serve as a momentum to enhance the internal unity of corporations and strengthen the sense of belonging.

Externally, sports activities prove a most cost- effective tool in fostering public relations.

Sporting interflow has become one of the most effectual means of international communication.