Why is traditional Wushu difficult to practice?

Because the traditional Wushu has changed from the original Wushu to a routine similar to sports, emphasizing performance and ignoring actual combat.

It is the times that chivalrous men use force against the law.

In those days, art and merit referred to skills (moves) and basic skills respectively. The former is a routine move that can be modeled with a little practice. The latter is combined with personal physical fitness, and it takes several years to practice hard in the morning and evening classes.

Moreover, many online words now refer to flexibility and strength, which is too one-sided.

Anyone who has really practiced martial arts knows that if the shelves of traditional martial arts can be connected, the flexibility and coordination of the body, including the speed of force response, have actually reached a higher level, and the rest is to strengthen the strength or speed of a certain aspect.

Nowadays, a lot of fighting and Sanda teach fighting skills, and fighting is an art. The real practice of fighting and Sanda comes from merit, including physical training and the improvement of basic physical fitness, which is actually the same as traditional martial arts.

If you have been practicing traditional martial arts since childhood, it will take three to five years to get started gradually. In contrast, it takes three to five months to look good simply by practicing traditional Wushu moves and routines.

That's why there is such a saying, or you can say it face to face with the master leading the door to practice.

That's about it.