To be imposing as well as posing, why did ancient people shout out when they were out of their martial arts skills?

This is known in ancient martial arts as ? Sound Strike? , and is an essential part of martial arts practice. First of all, martial arts duels require fairness and impartiality, which is why both sides would shout out their moves during the process of sparring and dueling, showing ? bright and open? Secondly, the voice can also play a preemptive role in the duel, a hammer, therefore, the martial arts peak masters, often on the ? Sound fight? also has a very deep study.

We all know that, despite the fact that today, the traditional martial arts in the Chinese Internet has almost become a street rat, one after another traditional martial arts masters one after another on the ring, and were beaten by professional wrestlers, even in the staunch martial arts enthusiasts, will be more or less disappointed.

But a hundred years ago, the martial arts also had a prosperous peak period. As a born from the ancient cold war battlefield killing art, martial arts not only has a strong practical value, but also, a shot, is never lenient? Killing techniques. Therefore, the Chinese traditional kung fu, can be highly respected for thousands of years.

Only after the founding of the country, changes in the domestic social environment, resulting in the martial arts lost his sharpness, into a pure performance. Moreover, we also know that the ancients, in the process of sparring and dueling, would often speak out the martial arts moves they practiced in a loud voice;

This, despite the fact that it may seem ? , it is, in fact, an important area of martial arts: ? Sound Fighting? The so-called sound fight, as the name suggests, is pre-empted by a sudden? In a martial arts duel, a sudden? In a martial arts duel, a sudden? For example, when Zhang Fei, once in the long board bridge in Dangyang, surprised Cao Cao's army of a million.

Secondly, the ancients often respected the dueling between them? Brightness and openness? Thus, calling out the names of the moves one practiced was also in pursuit of a fair style of competition.

Of course, to this day, these customs, have been gradually lost.