What is the difference between wushu routine and sparring!

1, wushu routine is a series of combinations of movements containing the meaning of skill and attack and defense, is to skill movements as material, to attack, defense, movement, static and speed, rigidity, flexibility and realism and other contradictory movements of the change of the law of the whole set of practice form, also known as the "set of movement".

Chinese martial arts schools and schools have many sets of performance of their own characteristics, and sets of more progressive, beginners and practice a long time to learn the sets of different people. Sets are a unique form of Chinese martial arts and a major technical feature that distinguishes them from other martial arts. However, the core of martial arts is not the sets but the exercise of physical fitness, fewer but more precise techniques and reactions. Putting kung fu on sets is an inefficient way of practicing kung fu for real martial arts.

2, Sanda simply means two people fighting face to face with their bare hands. Sanshou is one of the main forms of expression of the national standard martial arts, with the four major techniques of Chinese martial arts kicking, hitting, wrestling and taking as the main means of offense.

In addition, there are defense, footwork and other techniques. Sanshou is also one of the modern sports, where both sides, according to the rules, fight and confront each other unarmed using the kicking, hitting, wrestling and other offensive and defensive tactics of the Chinese martial arts. It is a traditional Chinese martial arts ring form, but also the Chinese Wushu Association in order to make wushu can be adapted to modern sports organized.