What are the colors of the clothes worn in Chinese martial arts?

There is no specific color of clothing worn in Chinese martial arts, and the color of clothing is generally determined by personal preference and performance needs. The following is a classification of the color of clothing worn during the performance of martial arts:

1. Traditional martial arts: traditional martial arts performance clothing color is usually dominated by black, because black is regarded as the color of the "guard", which represents the stability, solemnity and mystery.

2. Taijiquan: Taijiquan performance costumes are mainly white, because white is gold in the yin and yang five elements, corresponding to the yin and yang of Taiji. At the same time, Taijiquan emphasizes softness and lightness, so the performance costumes are mostly of loose design to show the lightness and softness of Taijiquan.

3. Nanquan: The color of Nanquan's performance costumes is mainly red, which represents good luck, enthusiasm and happiness in Chinese culture. Nanquan is known for its ferocity, and the red color of the performance costumes is also more reflective of the might and power of Nanquan.

4. Sanshou: Sanshou's performance costumes are mainly in blue, blue is water in the five elements, with a calm, composed characteristics, and the combat characteristics of Sanshou coincide. At the same time, Sanda costume design mostly adopts close-fitting design to show the lines and strength of the athletes.

In short, there is no fixed requirement for the color of wushu performance costumes, you can choose the right color according to your personal preference, performance needs and the type of wushu performed.