How are the difficult movements of Wushu routines classified?

Difficulty movements are divided into; ABCD level, ABC level is the required difficulty, and D level is the innovation difficulty.

A-level difficulty action refers to the representative general difficulty action in Wushu, with a score of 0. 1-0.2.

B-level difficult movements refer to martial arts movements that are developed and perfected on the basis of basic movements of martial arts and must be completed through strict martial arts training, with a score of 0.3-0.4.

C-level difficulty refers to the difficult movements that can only be completed by high physical fitness and special skills, and its score is 0.5-0.6.

D-level difficult movements refer to movements that must have high physical fitness and special skills and have never appeared in international and domestic official competitions. The score shall be determined by the technical appraisal committee, and the score of Grade D shall not exceed 0.8 at most.