If the ancient swordsmen in China are compared with the ancient Japanese samurai, which side has the chance to win?

The greatest strength of the Japanese is to learn from foreigners, and their accomplishments in martial arts are different. In contrast, China swordsmen are more tolerant, Japanese swordsmen are more tenacious, and China swordsmen will save their lives if they beat each other. Japanese swordsmen die when they fail, so they will persist many times. If they fail, they will only commit suicide. Maybe this is the spirit of Bushido. As for the weapons used by swordsmen, it is different. The Japanese mastered the steelmaking technology earlier, and the refined sword has higher technical content, better quality and more expensive price, which is incomparable to the ordinary sword in ancient China. What's more, the Japanese sword represents its own identity, and more importantly, the knife is in people, and the sword is in people's death. On the whole, on average, before the Ming Dynasty, the winning rate of China swordsman was higher, and after the Ming Dynasty, the winning rate of Fusang samurai was higher. Now, the swordsman is going to participate in the Olympic fencing competition. China's Zhong Man can cope for the time being, but the Japanese swordsman is much worse.