Wushu etiquette's Wushu moral norms.

First, love the people and serve the country faithfully.

Second, carry forward the martial arts with morality first.

Third, advocate science, truth-seeking and innovation.

Fourth, keep fit and be both civil and military.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) abides by the law and upholds justice.

Sixth, maintain public morality, respect teachers and love students.

Seven, love their jobs, study hard and practice hard.

Eight, unity and friendship, modesty and prudence

Nine, honesty and trustworthiness, unity of knowledge and action

Ten, dignified and polite.

Ten commandments of Wushu:

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First, it is not allowed to insult national dignity and endanger public order.

Second, there is no dispute between gangs and sects.

Three, are not allowed to promote pseudoscience, engage in feudal superstitious activities.

Four, it is strictly prohibited to illegally collect money, profiteering.

Five, no fornication, gambling and participation in drug activities.

Sixth, no fighting, no bullying.

Seven, are not allowed to stir up trouble and undermine unity.

Eight, do not engage in malpractices for personal gain.

Nine, no drinking, making trouble.

Ten, neither arrogant nor impetuous, rude remarks.