Can traditional martial arts return to their roots?

It's true that many traditional martial arts come from instruments, but what's the problem? Is that source really wonderful? Assuming that these styles come from the military arts, are the military arts superior? First of all, to determine a concept, military technology is to minimize the logic of movement, and through a fierce force to play a role. For example, the contemporary Capture Fist does not teach you how to block or attack, but rather simplifies the defensive strikes with a "forward thrust, front hand lift, and back hand dislike". Military skills are rough work, but boxing is fine work. You let taiji as a sword and shield art, do not recognize the entanglement of silk strength (although either I do not recognize, but taijiquan people do not want to do it) Early years, shaolin temple is big, incense and good, the criminals are willing to go to the shaolin temple to become a Buddhist monk to get rid of the crime of the book, to stay in the temple eat all day to do what ah? Practice boxing. And almost all the boxing in the Central Plains can find a brother in the Shaolin Temple, where like, where different, like the mind boxing and mind put. Bring the mind on the Shaolin designation is a half-assed, however, so many years later, the mind put but bullish, standing in the forest of martial arts. Time is really strong terrible, martial arts this thing, give a hundred years, can be unreasonable into reasonable. Over the years, both Taijiquan and Xingyiquan have been infused with so many things by later generations that they have become a huge reservoir of experience. You can study it in any way you want, and you can promote it in any direction you want, but you have to take a macroscopic view and look at it as a whole.