Characteristics of Chinese wrestling

Chinese wrestling is characterized by:

1, simply fast (don't drag your feet, advocate quickly defeating your opponent, because you need to protect the emperor during the period of saving the camp, and you generally need to be outnumbered, so you need to solve the battle quickly);

2. Ingenious Chinese wrestling, it is forbidden to "grab the handle to death" (scuffle with each other to death), to "support the cucumber shelf" (that is, standing together without doing anything), and to use brute force. Masters of the older generation, who use brute force, must shake their heads, even if you fall down;

3. Rich hand skills, and Chinese wrestling pays attention to grabbing positions. Pay attention to the change of technology, which is much richer than judo;

4, with a small fight, many people feel a little exaggerated when they watch Chinese wrestling for the first time, saying that people can fall so high? Really, Chinese wrestling makes full use of some principles of physics, "centripetal force", which can make a burly opponent fall effortlessly in a relatively weak situation;

5. Flexible rhythm? Chinese wrestling, like martial arts, pays great attention to pace. This kind of pace does not mean stepping backwards like judo, but changing one's position quickly so that the opponent can be thrown out effortlessly by moving.

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Chinese wrestling, also known as China Greco-Roman wrestling, is a sport based on skill, strength, flexibility and intelligence. It originated from the antagonistic training of ancient martial arts in China, and integrated many elements of traditional culture such as Confucianism, Taoist philosophy and Sun Tzu's Art of War.

The characteristic of Chinese wrestling is to make full use of the opponent's weaknesses, adopt various skills and strategies, and attack the opponent's flaws on the basis of clever posture, footwork, strength skills and reaction speed, thus subduing the opponent. Chinese wrestling also pays attention to the cultivation of physical quality, including endurance, strength, flexibility, agility and coordination.

The history of Chinese wrestling can be traced back to ancient times, and it was recorded as early as the Qin Dynasty. In the long process of development, it has gradually formed its own unique style and characteristics, and is known as one of the treasures of traditional sports culture in China. Chinese wrestling is not only popular among the people, but also widely recognized and promoted internationally.