Introduction to Wushu

Wushu, using (including but not limited to) fighting and other means to stop fighting, is the guarantee of material civilization. Wushu, based on China traditional Wushu, is a comprehensive department including Wushu and martial arts morality. Martial arts, originally referred to the ancient military schools in China, began with Wang Anshi's political reform. He proposed that school education should be "specialized in martial arts", martial arts should be set up in Tokyo to teach military knowledge, and seven kinds of military books before the Tang Dynasty were regarded as "seven books on martial arts", that is, seven main textbooks. There are also military doctors and other officials who "lure scholars with bow and horse military training." In the seventh year of Da Dao (1 17 1), in July, Geng Yin and Zhao Wushu will take the exam, with 50 places. Xichun five years (1 178), was a member of the martial arts country. Later, in the fifth year of Qingyuan (1 199), each state learned to set up a samurai thatched cottage, choose officials according to students' martial arts, farm in their spare time, and "leave officials to prepare for war", but this system was soon abolished. There were martial arts settings in the Ming Dynasty, but they were not customized and were soon abolished. After the Qing Dynasty, there were only martial arts schools, not martial arts schools.