Re-discussion on why traditional Wushu can't compete with modern fighting.

There are many traditional martial arts moves, but most of them are "counterattack" moves, which are passive moves against the enemy. For example, "horse stance just look" is an offensive move, but it is also your defensive counterattack when the other side attacks you. Too many traditional martial arts have no systematic, pure, effective, well-defended and sustained active attack moves. This leads you to fight with Hyundai and you don't know how to attack. You can only wait for the other side to punch straight, so that you can fight! This is particularly passive. If the other side doesn't attack, can you still fight in a work frame? Even if you can, you can. Two straight punches in a row are fast. How long and how much energy does it take you to fight with two workers? Here, I use the workbench as an example because it is typical.