What are Wushu routines and how to practice them well?

Routine is a unique form of China Wushu, and it is also a major technical feature that distinguishes it from other Wushu. Wushu routine is a series of action combinations with offensive and defensive significance. Various schools of China Wushu have many routines that show their own characteristics, and most of them are gradual. Beginners and people who have practiced for a long time learn different routines. At present, although Wushu athletes learn many different styles of routines at the same time, most of them are not clear about their offensive and defensive meanings. In traditional Wushu, routines are often practiced separately in the early stage, so that learners can understand the meaning of luck, attack and defense. This kind of repeated practice is only for reflexively using the corresponding moves in actual combat, and also for carefully understanding the effect of the moves. For example, Guo, a master of Xingyiquan, is known as "half a step to conquer the world". He always hits the enemy with one move. Strictly speaking, only half a move is enough to defeat the opponent.