Taijiquan, genius loci and tourism: a participant observation about Chenjiagou

Sergio Raimondo; Laura Rea; Yong-shun Wang

doi:10.18002/rama.v17i1.7029

Autores/as

Sergio Raimondo Università di Cassino http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4413-3158
Laura Rea Independent scholar and free translator
Yong-shun Wang National Huaqiao University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18002/rama.v17i1.7029

Palabras clave:

Artes marciales, tai chi, turismo, turismo cultural, UNESCO, herencia cultural intangible

Resumen

Este ensayo analiza los conceptos clave estudiados por la literatura internacional sobre el turismo de artes marciales y por categoría, aún más amplia, de turismo cultural. Combina notas producidas a través de una observación participante y las imágenes producidas por el primer autor. El resultado es la ilustración de un caso particular de turismo de artes marciales realizado en la década 2009-2018 y centrado en Chenjiagou (pueblo de Chen), un pueblo del interior de China (condado de Wen, provincia de Henan, República Popular China). Allí los turistas – atraídos por el espíritu peculiar del lugar, genius loci, expresado en el paisaje y en las costumbres locales y reforzado por celebraciones periódicas u ocasionales – están contribuyendo al desarrollo económico local y al mejoramiento urbano, creando una red informal a escala planetaria unida por el interés común en el arte marcial del taijiquan.

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