Introduction to Wushu

Wushu is a kind of inheritance technology in ancient military wars. Wushu can strengthen the body and resist the enemy's attack. People who practice martial arts take "stopping aggression" as the technical orientation, guiding practitioners into the traditional way of education (martial arts) and understanding the objective laws of man, nature and society are the guidance and guarantee of human material civilization.

Wushu has the power to stop hostility and maintain peace. As the survival skill of the descendants of the Chinese nation, China traditional Wushu has gone through thousands of years with the development of China's historical civilization, and has become the soul to maintain the survival and development of this nation and the spirit to carry the genetic components of Chinese children.

Wu has the strength to safeguard his own security and rights. We practice martial arts in order to improve from body to mind and from soul to soul, full of security, strong and energetic, and have the strength to win safely. This is the magic weapon for my family to settle down and feel at ease in the past dynasties.

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Evolutionary application

During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, "Wu Dance" was used to train soldiers and boost morale. So Wushu can be practiced in the form of dance. In the Zhou Dynasty, schools such as Xu and Xu also listed archery and dance as one of the educational contents.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the vassal states attached great importance to the application of tactics in the battlefield. Qi Huangong held "pancratium" in the spring and autumn, and selected heroes from all over the world. During this period, the manufacture of swords and kendo have achieved unprecedented development. During the Qin and Han dynasties, wrestling and fencing prevailed, and there were customs of feasting and dancing.

There is a sword dance at the Hongmen banquet, which is closer to the routine of martial arts. The application of guns reached its peak in the Han Dynasty, and various marksmanship began to appear. It is said that Hua Tuo initiated the "Wuqinxi", which is the origin of China Wushu.