What is "Invincible Benevolence" in Wushu?

1, the benevolent is invincible, China idiom. Hui Liang Wang Shang is from Mencius. A kind king will win the support of the people; If you stick together, no one can beat you. The original intention is not martial arts, but China Wushu is mixed with traditional philosophy and ethics, and some of it is extended to martial arts to emphasize martial arts and pursuit.

2. Traditional martial arts in China, small ones can strengthen the body, big ones can help defend the country, and big ones can lead a wise life, sublimate their pursuit and know the way of heaven and earth. "Invincible Benevolence" is an idea, a pursuit of character and soul, which embodies this orientation. For example, Sun Tzu's Art of War advocates defeating the enemy without fighting. In fact, in most cases, it is still necessary to be good at fighting, and actual combat can defeat the enemy.

3. Regarding "the benevolent is invincible", we can consider whether to fight or not to fight in actual martial arts, and we can consider respecting the rules and opponents in the competition, which is also a pursuit of life. But it should be clear that "the benevolent is invincible" is not a kind of "skill", and it is impossible to defeat any actual opponent by "benevolence" alone.