What are the characteristics of China Wushu?

I think the biggest feature of China Wushu is its diversity and rich content. Second, both form and spirit. It needs both tangible existence and the existence of God.

First, diversification, diverse content.

When it comes to diversity, China Wushu is especially rich in content and variety. Including martial arts, martial arts routines, boxing routines, equipment routines, leg techniques, fencing, fighting routines and so on. Speaking of China's martial arts, everyone may know a thing or two. There are many kinds of boxing methods in the boxing routine alone, including gloves, five-handed boxing, response boxing, biting boxing and so on. Let's talk about the fighting routines of China Wushu, including Sanda. Speaking of Sanda, there is Sanda in the physical education elective course in our school. I took it for a semester, and it felt good. I also learned the elegance of China Wushu from it, although I learned very little. In a word, there are many kinds and forms of martial arts in China, which vividly reflect the characteristics of diversity.

Second, both form and spirit.

Speaking of both form and spirit, let's talk about the relationship between form and spirit. It is because they are compatible and complementary that China Wushu has the beauty of combining rigidity with softness. Speaking of formal beauty, we can appreciate the masculine beauty of Bajiquan, the softness of Tai Ji Chuan, and the combination of rigidity and softness of Wing Chun. Speaking of the beauty of God, we can also appreciate the beauty of China Wushu, which is as fast as the wind and as light as leaves.

If Wushu only pays attention to the form and loses the spirit, then the action has no connotation at all, only the standardized action, so we must have both form and spirit to truly reflect the characteristics of our China Wushu.

Therefore, I think China Wushu has the characteristics of diversification, both form and spirit.