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Personally, I think the effect of clearing the bow is good in actual combat. Although the firing rate is slow, the kinetic energy of the arrow is enough. Too much pursuit of long-distance individual accurate shooting is of little significance to traditional bows. I don't know the bow of the Han Dynasty. The Ming bow is similar to the Turkish bow. It is said that the enemy can catch the arrow with his bare hands, which may be exaggerated. If the individual still likes to open the bow comfortably, it depends on personal preference.