Is China's traditional martial arts a gesture of showing off?

Every country has its own unique culture and some representative sports. In China, Wushu is a sport that has been handed down all the time and can be divided into many categories. In ancient times, the descriptions of many costume dramas, such as Wing Chun Quan or Shaolin Temple Kung Fu, were welcomed by many martial arts practitioners and were learned every day. Not all traditional martial arts are ostentatious. The martial arts we usually see have performance elements, but the real martial arts still have relatively strong lethality and power.

First, in many rivers and lakes, traditional martial arts are basically spoken by fists, so it is very important to learn a lot of martial arts. Of course, this definition only exists in some Jianghu movies and TV dramas. In real ancient times, martial arts was basically used for self-defense, so it would have certain lethality, including in modern times, many parents sent their children to learn some western boxing or taekwondo when they were young, in order to enhance their self-protection ability and protect themselves.

Now many children go to Shaolin Temple to learn martial arts, such as Tiequan. At some large-scale parties, you can often see their wonderful martial arts performances. If only from this level, martial arts is really a gesture, because its performance is very heavy and entertaining, so many people will regard the martial arts displayed on the stage as real martial arts, and naturally define martial arts as gesture, which is also a very normal phenomenon.

Third, China Wushu In the international Wushu arena, China Wushu still occupies a very important weight. In addition to the ostentatious performance, the strength of China Wushu should not be underestimated. For example, Tai Ji Chuan is soft, and Wing Chun has its own characteristics. Didn't Bruce Lee push China Wushu to the international stage? Kung Fu superstars such as Jackie Chan and Jet Li played a very important role in the inheritance and development of China Wushu.