The difference between Sanda and Wushu

1. Sanda:

It is a unarmed combat event in traditional Wushu in which two people subdue each other according to certain rules and use offensive and defensive techniques such as kicking, hitting and falling.

2. Wushu:

It is a kind of inheritance technology in ancient military wars. Wushu can strengthen the body and resist the enemy's attack. People who practice martial arts take "stopping aggression" as the technical orientation, leading practitioners to enter the way of understanding the objective laws of man, nature and society in traditional enlightenment (martial arts).

Second, the characteristics:

1. Sanda:

An attack and defense technique integrating kicking, hitting and falling is composed of straight boxing, swinging boxing, copying boxing, whipping boxing, kicking, kicking and falling. Sanda has no routines, only single strokes and combinations.

2. Wushu:

The forms of exercise include routine and confrontation. Some of them have been included in competitive sports. Such as Changquan, Tai Ji Chuan, Nanquan, fencing, fencing, spears, sticks and so on.

Extended data

Sanda, formerly known as Sanshou, is a sport with a unique national style in China. It has spread and developed among the people for many years and is deeply loved by the people. The origin and development of Sanda are synchronized with the long history of the Chinese nation. It originated from the productive labor of our ancestors, struggled for survival, but served for it, and evolved into a treasure in the splendid cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.

Modern Sanda is a modern sports competition in which two people fight unarmed according to the rules formulated by the Wushu Management Center of the State Sports General Administration. It is an important competition form of China Wushu. China Wushu has two forms of competition, one is routine exercise, and the other is fighting confrontation. Sanda is a form of fighting confrontation.

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