Wushu is related to rural children 15

Rural children 15 suggested learning competitive martial arts.

At present, Wushu is divided into two different systems. Traditional Wushu is a free and independent development system. In terms of practical methods, it follows the experience of predecessors or the requirements of schools, forms its own system and is not subject to state administrative intervention. Competitive Wushu is the national administrative guidance, with referees and professional athletes. Competitive Wushu is divided into routine and Sanda, with routine as the main practice and Sanda as the practical skill.

Rural children are advised to learn competitive Wushu, because they can participate in competitive Wushu competitions if they practice well, and getting a place is conducive to their future development.