Transformation of Traditional Wushu in China

China Wushu is a traditional culture with a long history in China and a valuable cultural heritage accumulated and enriched by the working people in China in the long-term social practice. It is one of the outstanding cultural heritages of China people. But since the 1990s, the real spread of Wushu has basically disappeared. First of all, through the official media, people's ideas are constantly changed, and the knowledge system of traditional Wushu is popularized in all directions, so that the public can re-recognize the charm of Wushu correctly, objectively and intuitively.

The emergence of China Wushu is only for boxing fighting in the era of cold weapons, but now the traditional Wushu in China has become a form of performance, which always seems to leave people with a kind of physical beauty. The historical evolution of China Wushu is worthy of criticism. For example, various routines of various sects have caused great difficulties to learners. Later, the state designated some routines in the competition to facilitate the inheritance of Wushu. So a large number of people chose to practice Tai Ji Chuan.

The real spread of martial arts began at an early age. In the past, martial arts generally began before 10, and 15 years old or older would be considered "unsuitable" because martial arts began with the basic skills of flexible movements. As you get older, you will start practicing wrestling and "grabbing" and hitting sandbags. A teacher usually accepts more than a dozen children to practice martial arts at the same time, and less than one-third of them can persist until the end.

The great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation determines the significance of adhering to the "China attribute" of Wushu and facing up to the "popular cultural characteristics" and "folk discourse" of Wushu. Contemporary Wushu communication must be able to untie the knot of the centennial Olympic Games, establish China's discourse mode, establish a "people-oriented" cultural strategy and improve the overall literacy of Wushu population, which is very important for the sustainable development of Wushu, the crystallization of Chinese national wisdom, the embodiment of China's traditional culture and the unique "Wushu" in the world.