China Kung Fu has a long history. What are the incomparable characteristics of foreigners?

China's kungfu is profound and has a long history. It not only contains ingenious fighting skills, but also contains the connotation of life philosophy, health preservation, spiritual accomplishment and culture. Moreover, there are many kinds and sects, and there are many profound theoretical and practical knowledge. It is not a simple fighting skill. Fighting, wrestling and fighting are incomparable to foreigners. Of course, China Kung Fu has other obvious characteristics, including using soft power to overcome strength, practicing both inside and outside, and attaching importance to martial arts cultivation.

Generally speaking, China Kung Fu and China Wushu are the same concept, so the Kung Fu mentioned here is also Wushu. An obvious feature of China Wushu is that people who are proficient in kung fu are not afraid when facing foreigners with height and weight, but they can subdue each other with four or two methods, such as hitting their weaknesses, avoiding reality and defeating the enemy. Among them, the most representative China Kung Fu is Tai Ji Chuan. The greater the opponent's strength, the greater the loss in front of Tai Ji Chuan, because Tai Ji Chuan is the force maker, and the strength of the opponent will be fed back to himself.

Generally, the kung fu that foreigners practice both inside and outside is boxing, fighting and wrestling. They also have a set of effective exercise methods and scientific training, which can greatly improve the physical fitness and flexibility of the human body. But they usually only practice their own bodies, which will be more cruel. In order to achieve high achievements in Chinese Kung Fu, we need to practice both inside and outside, that is to say, we should practice our muscles and bones outside and our breathing inside. Many people can practice high-level kung fu to a certain extent, including hard qigong, iron sand palm and iron fist, all of which are true.

One of the characteristics of attaching importance to China Kung Fu is to cultivate one's mind and cultivate one's morality. Every master, when leading his apprentice into the door, no matter how much he wants to teach his apprentice, will emphasize to his apprentice that he must attach importance to martial arts and cannot compete with others after learning kung fu. A generation of masters in history are basically highly cultivated, and only with connotation can they achieve high kung fu, so people who practice martial arts can't learn from some young people without martial arts.