Is there a difference between the craft and the real thing

1. Craft refers to specific skills or techniques mastered through study and practice. Emphasis is placed on the mastery and proficiency of skills, including the correct application of techniques, the skillful execution of steps, and the mastery of specialized knowledge. Craft is often developed and enhanced through long-term training and practice based on theory and practice.

2. Practical combat, on the other hand, emphasizes the ability to apply skills and knowledge in real-world situations. Practical combat tests one's ability to cope with problems, make decisions and take action in complex and changing environments. Practical warfare is a test of craftsmanship, requiring the application of craftsmanship to actual situations and making appropriate adjustments and judgments based on specific circumstances. Thus, craft and real-world combat go hand in hand. Through continuous learning and practice, people can develop and improve their crafts, and test and improve the practical application of these crafts through actual combat.