How big is the gap between traditional Wushu and actual combat in the ring?

1. Traditional Wushu has no rules and restrictions in actual combat, so as to hit the opponent's key to win.

2. Fighting Sanda is restricted by rules, and the outcome is decided by hitting the effective scoring part of the opponent.

3. Traditional martial arts moves, such as slapping, slapping, talon locking throat, grasping, Tiger Claw, fingering, etc. , is very practical in self-defense fighting, but once you wear gloves, these boxing rules can't be played out, and with the restrictions of the rules, even if you fight with Sanda players in the ring, the chances of winning are not great, and you don't use the traditional martial arts techniques in China. So many people don't understand why China's traditional martial arts, known as extensive and profound martial arts masters, don't take part in Sanda, which is the main reason.

Some netizens put forward on Zhihu: Is it possible to dig out the boxing and wrestling methods with strong actual combat in domestic traditional Wushu and create a set of "China Boxing" with China cultural characteristics? This proposal is very constructive.