What are the instruments of China Wushu?

Wushu is an important part of Chinese cultural heritage. It is deeply loved by the people of China, and is increasingly valued and favored by people in many countries and regions around the world.

China Wushu has a long history, and written records can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. There are two main schools, namely "Shaolin Waijia Boxing" and "Wudang Neijia Boxing".

The word "Wushu" comes from the article "Feng Wanzhen" published in Shenbao.

Wushu has the effect of strengthening the body and activating the meridians, and it is also a very clever self-defense technique. There are indeed many heroes who defeated the invaders with martial arts in history, and the heroine Feng Wanzhen is one of them.

Shaolin Wushu is an important school of China Wushu, named after its origin in Shaolin Temple. Shaolin Wushu includes boxing, qigong, Sanda and equipment. Among them, boxing is the main body of Shaolin Wushu, and the most famous instrument is stick.

There are three kinds of instruments used in Wushu training: long instruments, short instruments and soft instruments. These instruments are mainly evolved from ancient weapons or daily necessities and production tools.

China Wushu emphasizes routines, requiring martial arts movements to be arranged in a certain order, so that they can be connected end to end, forming a complete set of martial arts techniques.

Judo is the development of boxing in China. It is said that Japanese Jiu Jitsu was introduced to Japan by Chen, a martial arts expert in the Ming Dynasty. Qigong is linked with medical care. "Qigong therapy" has been popularized all over the country.