What do you think is the difference between fighting and traditional martial arts?

Personally, the biggest difference between fighting and traditional martial arts lies in their different purposes, because the fundamental purpose of traditional martial arts is to keep fit, not to fight, but the purpose of fighting is to defeat the enemy, and to defeat the enemy by any means is success, but traditional martial arts is very routine.

Traditional Wushu has lasted for thousands of years in the Chinese nation. At the earliest time, it can be regarded as a fighting skill when people chase animals and hunt. How can they subdue their prey faster and then avoid getting hurt? So that this kind of hunting is no longer needed in today's society, and people will not learn this kind of thing, because it was really dangerous and hard at first, but it was really hard.

Fighting is easy to understand, that is, knock down your opponent and yourself by all means, and you will succeed. There is no fixed routine fighting, and more attention is paid to physical strength and physical agility. Then there may be differences in some boxing methods, and each player's emphasis is different, but in the final analysis, it is based on the body, focusing on strength and explosiveness without paying attention to particularly strong skills, while traditional Wushu pays great attention to skills.

Whether it is fighting or traditional martial arts, it is an objective way of fitness. Not all boxers will go on stage every day to knock down their opponents and take part in the competition. Some people practice this thing for fitness. After all, some people practice free fighting since childhood, but they don't take part in the competition. Traditional Wushu also exists objectively, but it is hard to practice and needs special channels. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, which is unnecessary.