China Traditional Wushu vs Sanda

This is because there are essential differences between China Wushu and modern Sanda fighting. In the past, martial arts was more about killing, so many skills were to the point. Nowadays, modern fighting is more ornamental and will not cause fatal blows to people. Moreover, in modern society, some traditional martial arts can't be directly used on people, because it is easy to hurt others' lives. Therefore, modern Wushu is mainly based on Taiji, and it is mainly based on self-cultivation and cultivation, and it will not practice those skills that attack its key points like ancient times.

Before practicing our traditional skills, we all start with "ma bu" or horse stance just to stabilize the footwork. This is because there were many ancient wars. At this time, both generals and soldiers will wear heavy armor, which will greatly slow down the speed of body movement and there will be no such evasive action at all. At this time, we have to fight against the injury and not fall down, because it is very dangerous to fall down on the battlefield, and we may suffer secondary damage from the war horse or the enemy's knife. Therefore, traditional martial arts are prepared for killing people, so martial arts at that time were also called killing skills.

Now, Sanda and fighting are classified as more ornamental sports. The boxing match was initiated by the United States. This is one-on-one mixed fighting. Referees have clear requirements, which are basically point-to-point. They just need to train their physical fitness, improve their speed and be able to KO their opponents in the game.

So now Sanda and fighting are more practical. In this legal society, many moves of traditional Wushu are forbidden. When traditional martial arts lost their killing skills, there were only moves to keep fit. So now many young people will choose modern fighting to cater to the trend.

Wushu is not weak, but the former Wushu is not suitable for the present and can only be eliminated by the times and become an exhibit in the history museum.