The Difference Between Taekwondo, Karate and Martial Arts

Taekwondo, one of the official competitions of the modern Olympic Games, is a sport that uses mainly the hands and feet for fighting or confrontation. Taekwondo is a sport of fighting or confrontation using mainly the hands and feet. Taekwondo's kicks account for about 70% of the fight, focusing on long-distance strikes and flashy movements;

Karate is a traditional Japanese fighting art combined with Ryukyuan martial art Tangjutsu, which originated from Japanese Budo and Ryukyuan Tangjutsu. Karate includes a variety of techniques such as kicking, punching, wrestling, holding, throwing, locking, strangling, reverse techniques, and pointing, and some schools also practice weaponry, which is strong and powerful.

Wushu, broadly speaking, includes a variety of fighting techniques, but narrowly refers to the Chinese martial arts, is the use of (including but not limited to) fighting and other techniques, to achieve the purpose of stopping the fight, the technology. Chinese martial arts, Chinese traditional martial arts, are to "stop aggression" as the technology-oriented, leading practitioners into the understanding of man and nature, the objective laws of society, the traditional way of education.