What are the main characteristics of Japanese Wushu? What are their advantages and disadvantages?

Like judo and taekwondo, the grade of karate is expressed by the color of the band, and each sect has its own grading rules, such as Song Tao Guan Liu: 10 ~ 9: leucorrhea (beginner) 8: yellow belt 7: orange belt 6: red belt 5: green belt 4: blue belt 3: purple belt 2 ~ 65438. Aikido is a modern martial art that originated from Aikido Jiu Jitsu in Dadong, Japan. Its main characteristics are "taking softness as strength", "using strength" and "not taking the initiative". At present, the so-called Aikido is divided into two schools, Japan and South Korea, and there are some differences under their respective development. Aikido in Japan is characterized by cutting into the opponent's dead angle and destroying the opponent's center of gravity, focusing on joint skills and wrestling skills. Instead of attacking each other with brute force, we should guide each other's strength in a non-threatening direction and even absorb it into our own strength to fight back. Paying attention to skills has nothing to do with age, sex and physique. It is entirely to reconcile and use one's own qi, control and destroy the other's qi to decide the outcome. Aikido in Korea is relatively rigid. In addition to using body movements, Japanese Aikido also uses weapons such as swords and sticks. The main techniques of aikido are throwing, hugging and hitting, but they are all secondary. The main part of Japanese judo is wrestling, but it is very different from Aikido. There are competitions in judo, so it is forbidden to use throwing and hugging at the same time. Most techniques of aikido need to use both throwing and holding. If you don't protect your opponent's spirit, it will be very dangerous and you can't continue to exercise. Therefore, practicing Aikido should cultivate and protect your opponent's spirit, which is one of the reasons why Aikido is called creating martial arts. Aikido was originally just a sport for practicing "shape", and its basic idea is not to use force against power. Compared with judo and karate, Aikido, as a mental exercise and fitness exercise, is very popular with the elderly and women. Aikido exercises have no physical requirements for opponents, so they can be participated regardless of gender, age and level, and are loved by people from all walks of life all over the world. Aikido is a kind of whole body exercise, which can regulate breathing, treat low back pain and promote blood circulation. Judo is the development of boxing in China, which originated from Shaolin. In Tokyo, Gu Wu Daoism Research Association once erected a monument, which read: "The spread of boxing began with the self-evident Chen Yuankai." Chen Yuanzan is a martial arts expert in China. He introduced China's traditional martial arts into Fusang (modern edition) and became the first judo person in the modern world. Chen Yuanyun was born in the 15th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1578), and his ancestral home was in Hangzhou. Because of advocating martial arts, I studied martial arts at Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain as a teenager. Under the guidance of famous monks, martial arts gradually became a master of Wulin. In the first year of the Apocalypse, he traveled to Fusang, taught authentic China boxing in Nagoya and Shouhu, and recruited many disciples. At that time, two disciples of Chen Yuanyun, Miura and Fukuno, gained the true meaning of Shaolin Wushu. After their independence, they were called "the ancestors of Japanese Jiu Jitsu in the Middle Ages", and developed China Wushu into Japanese Jiu Jitsu. 195 1 year, Japan, Britain and France initiated the establishment of the international judo Federation, and the first world judo championship was held in Tokyo on 1956. 1973 Judo was officially included in the competition in China. Judo (じゅぅどぅ) means "the way to be soft" in Japanese. Is the "gentle way". Judo originated in part from the hand-to-hand combat technique of ancient Japanese samurai: jujitsu. Judo wins the game by throwing its opponent to the ground. This is the only event in the Olympics that allows opponents to be subdued by choking or twisting their joints. Judo is a highly antagonistic competitive sport, which emphasizes the technical proficiency of players, rather than the comparison of strength. Judo originated in Japan, 1884 established the judo grade. Grade: Judo is divided into ten grades and five grades, and the grades are distinguished by the color of the belt. The tape from the beginning to the fifth paragraph is black, the sixth to the eighth paragraph is red and white, and the ninth to the tenth paragraph is red. The first-class colors are brown, blue, orange, green and yellow. Stage: Judo is divided into several stages according to the level of the players. Usually, the level of the stage is distinguished by the color of the belt. The novice who has not entered the stage is a leucorrhea, the first to fifth stages are black belts, the sixth to eighth stages are red and white intervals, and the ninth to tenth stages are red belts. At present, only a few people in the world have reached the status of red belt, but in order to distinguish easily in large-scale sports meetings, it is often stipulated that one party wears a white belt and the other party wears a red belt. At the Beijing Olympic Games, one side wore a white uniform and the other side wore a blue uniform. Tangshou Tangshou is a unarmed martial art in Japan. The hand of the Tang Dynasty came from China's ancient boxing, then to Okinawa, and then developed into an independent unarmed martial arts ... Because this technology was introduced from China, it was named Tang Shou. Later, after the research and development of Japanese experts, it became what was later called karate. Tang's skills also include kicking, hitting, throwing and hugging, but mainly punching and kicking. Among them, the use of hands is the most prominent. Like other Japanese martial arts, Tang Shou attached great importance to practicality. But it is different from other Japanese martial arts in that it has a type of training. Tang hand is a very domineering martial art, which pays great attention to quickness and crispness and the lethality of attack. People often say that one blow will kill. Therefore, ordinary people are often badly hurt when they are punched by Tang experts. Tang Shou is the predecessor of karate (Tang). After the Japanese pronunciation was homophonic (empty), the ship flourished in Japan, and it was renamed "karate" because of the anti-China plot in Japan later.

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