Chinese martial arts has gone into decline, now most of the martial arts are flowery, and martial arts has become a front for some people to make money, in the so-called martial arts school root...

We are one of a kindBefore I also always felt that Chinese Kung Fu has been in decline, after I went to college I joined the Wushu Association and met many masters of the actual combat school, only then did it fully restore the status of Chinese Wushu in my mind.

What you said about the decline of Chinese Wushu actually does exist, because there are only two forms of Wushu that we usually see, performances and martial arts centers. Performance I do not want to say more, I just want to talk about the martial arts school, martial arts school martial arts school are the same, I can tell you very responsibly, they are all fooling children. Only teach the frame does not teach the connotation, those are the most superficial things in the martial arts, indeed, the flower frame.

But the decline of Chinese martial arts is not from this point of view, because people focus on its ornamental is also a trend, just like Taekwondo karate, without performance can not be promoted.

The real decline should start with the decline of the combat schools and the decline of traditional teaching methods. The real traditional martial arts are actually combat schools, but they are not at all spectator-oriented, and those martial artists probably don't make their living by opening martial arts schools. And the essence of Chinese martial arts are passed down through oral tradition. It's not like you take money, I open a martial arts school, and teach as many things as I can for as much money as I can. Those who really want to learn can only learn in two ways, one is family tradition and the other is traditional worship.

So please don't think that martial arts is really flowery, just you haven't seen the masters.