Wushu is a representative intangible cultural heritage of the Chinese nation! As we all know, China Wushu is better than foreign Wushu, such as Jeet Kune Do in Bruce Lee! for

"China Wushu is extensive and profound" is precisely this point, and many of our Wushu teachers use this as an excuse to refuse to transform the standardized and athletic way of Wushu and spread it to the public. There is no "extensive and profound" Wushu tradition and culture, which makes Wushu stay in form and mouth gun.

As early as 19 18, our neighbor Japan began to broadcast standardized teaching of martial arts, which made karate, kendo and judo spread rapidly in China and eventually affected the whole world. South Korea copied the Japanese model (Taekwondo originated from Japanese karate pine peach flow, but it was packaged locally), and now it is popular all over the world.

I have practiced traditional martial arts for more than ten years and met a bunch of so-called famous artists. A simple problem of movement and body structure can be said by them. The mystery is incredible, but it just can't be played. Extremely disappointed.

So stop saying that China Kung Fu is extensive and profound; Broad and profound, but not profound. Sanda is a learned Thai boxing, and Bruce Lee is the Jeet Kune Do of the United States (ABC), leaving only theoretical support and no substantive technology (Bruce Lee's technology refers to foreign martial arts).

Standardizing the basic skills of one's own sects, refining the core cultural values of one's own martial arts, opening several libraries and teaching a group of students are the right way for all martial arts in China.

Don't be jealous of karate and taekwondo every day. Think about it carefully, people have "Tao" (Shang Tao&; China Wushu has nothing but mouth. Do something practical.