Is the national Wushu competition bigger or the international Wushu competition bigger?

Competitive Wushu (especially routines) is somewhat similar to table tennis, and basically belongs to China.

It stands to reason that international events are of course bigger, but often domestic events are more severe. Especially in the National Games, it was eliminated from the championship, representing the highest level of competitive Wushu in China.

However, in international competitions, there is often a limit on the number of teams (in many events, China's advantages are too obvious, and if there is no limit on the number of teams, people will find it more and more boring to participate), so the winning athletes may not necessarily represent the highest level in the world. (Of course, the champion's level must be high. )

Off-topic, as far as personal feelings are concerned, I still hope that China will give more and more support to the overseas development of Wushu and cultivate opponents for itself. (For example, send technicians or encourage China Wushu people to go out for training. ) Only when everyone develops and forms strong competition will Wushu become more and more exciting in the world. (Of course, the top martial arts officials also have this awareness and do the same. )