Wushu events of Asian Games

The martial arts events of the Asian Games include Southern Knife, Sanda, Knife, Fencing Changquan, Tai Ji Chuan, Southern Boxing, Guns and Clubs.

Wushu can strengthen the body and resist the enemy's attack. People who practice martial arts take "stopping aggression" as the technical orientation, leading practitioners to enter the traditional way of education (martial arts) and understand the objective laws of man, nature and society, which is the guidance and guarantee of human material civilization and a display of contemporary traditional martial arts.

Wushu has the power to stop hostility and maintain peace. As the survival skill of the descendants of the Chinese nation, China traditional Wushu has gone through thousands of years with the development of China's historical civilization, and has become the soul to maintain the survival and development of this nation and the spirit to carry the genetic components of Chinese children.

Wu has the strength to safeguard his own security and rights. We practice martial arts in order to improve from body to mind and from soul to soul, full of security, strong and energetic, and have the strength to win safely. This is the magic weapon for my family to settle down and feel at ease in the past dynasties.

On June 8, 2020, Wushu was included in the official competition of the 4th Youth Olympic Games. On April 29th, 20021year, the Ministries of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China decided to set up the China Wushu Education Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education.

Introduction to Wushu:

China Wushu can be divided into two categories: traditional ordnance Wushu and traditional unarmed Wushu. Traditional military weapons refer to martial arts examination items such as sword (fencing), wrestling (judo), crossbow (archery), stone lock (weightlifting) and equestrian (horse racing). Traditional ordnance martial arts has nothing to do with traditional unarmed martial arts, but is close to the modern Olympic Games.

However, various schools of unarmed martial arts, now known as "traditional martial arts", belonged to various "Jianghu experts" and farmers' fighting skills in ancient times. The forerunners of karate are "first hand" and "Naha hand", which are the fighting skills of Ryukyu farmers against the Japanese. However, tradition and modernity are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

Japan's karate, South Korea's Taekwondo and Thailand's Muay Thai all introduced the modern standard mechanism of cultural export, and their modernization was successful and stable. Various schools of "traditional karate" have JKA league and points system, similar to the old Sanda in the 1980s and 1990s.

It will be changed into a more violent KO system, similar to Thai Sanda. There has always been a phenomenon of players transferring to each other between these events. The main threshold of transfer is the process of adapting to the rules and physical fitness, while the technology is more than half.