Can China play traditional martial arts?

Taiji can be used in actual combat, but it can only bully the weak. Speaking of ordinary people who have been trained in fighting or are big, it is completely useless because they are not "heavyweights" at all. . .

Simply put, whether adulterated or not, it is a foregone conclusion that traditional Wushu is vulnerable. Is there any objection? If you can play traditional martial arts, why do you want Sanda? Sanda is a martial art developed by China Wulin to deal with other fighting techniques. Simple and straightforward, not fancy at all. Sanda is a "modern fighting skill" in China Wushu.

Wing Chun lovers may have something to say when they say that traditional martial arts can't be played. . . . Before you speak, tell me: Bruce Lee, who is proficient in Wing Chun Boxing, why did he choose another portal to establish Jeet Kune Do after being exposed to all kinds of fighting in the United States? Since Wing Chun can fight, why did Bruce Lee think that "only comprehensive martial arts can cope with all situations" when he initiated mma? . . . The reason is very simple, because wing chun is only practical and not enough to fight.