What's the difference between Sanda, Wushu, fighting and Kung Fu?

Sanda: Sanda is also called Sanshou. In ancient times, it was called fighting, hand fighting and warfare. This is a sport with a unique national style.

Wushu: Boxing and the use of weapons are traditional sports in China. China Wushu can be divided into traditional Wushu and national standard Wushu. National standard Wushu is a sport evolved from traditional Wushu, which is unarmed and equipment fighting developed from ancient wars and street fighting. Its contents include kicking, hitting, tripping, hugging, jujitsu and so on. "China traditional martial arts is also called martial arts, and its essence is a kind of fighting.

Fighting: Fighting is an ancient skill. It is a skill, because its purpose is contrary to most sports. No matter how effective fighting is, whether it is fitness or self-defense, its fundamental purpose is to kill opponents as quickly, ruthlessly and effectively as possible.

Kung Fu: Kung Fu (martial arts), the national martial art of China, is a comprehensive martial arts system. Kung fu covers a wide range, not only martial arts and force, but also other related fields.