Overview of Wushu culture

Wushu culture is a unique popular culture of the Chinese nation, which is deeply welcomed by Chinese all over the world.

This culture has been widely spread through various artistic and literary works, and even affected countries such as Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. In particular, TV, movies, video games and other cultural products with martial arts stories were once popular all over the world and even influenced to this day.

The domestic people also have a profound national plot for the martial arts culture, and the chivalrous morality advocated in the martial arts culture won the hearts of the people.

Therefore, if we want to talk about the current cultural works such as movies and games, we have to talk about the influence of martial arts cultural complex in these works.

Wushu culture consists of three parts: Wushu as the main object, Wushu literature as the cultural carrier and Wushu ethics as the cultural core.

Wushu culture can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Scholars in the past dynasties have made a lot of comments and books on this culture, and even divided the chivalrous people in the martial arts culture into Confucian chivalrous people who emphasize the Confucian system, Buddhist chivalrous people who embody Buddhist cultivation, and even Taoist chivalrous people who are indifferent to Taoist concepts.

This classification clearly reflects the ideological connotation of Wushu culture and the origin of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism in China traditional culture. There are a few studies on this level in the domestic Wushu culture research field, such as Professor Wang Li's "General Theory of Wushu Culture", which systematically combs and summarizes Wushu culture, and will not be repeated here.

The chivalrous world constructed in chivalrous culture is a perfect image paradigm formed by China people's awakening and thinking about life and death in thousands of years of historical development, nurtured by the traditional culture of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. It is also the struggle and longing for natural and social life from generation to generation.

Therefore, although China people live in different regions or cultures all over the world, anyone who has been influenced by China culture will have a special liking for martial arts culture, especially the chivalrous spirit, kindness, honesty and trustworthiness, and American past events in martial arts culture, which has always been recognized and imitated by people.