Single-pole basic explanation

1. [Knife with short handle]: machete with short handle.

[Single broadsword event]: A martial arts event in China, in which only a single sword is used for performance or practice.

Wushu short equipment. It evolved from ancient weapons. In the Song Dynasty, Wu Yao and Ming Dynasty, only three people could draw pictures and use weapons, which is the so-called hand knife. In modern martial arts competitions, the rules stipulate that the length of the knife should be based on the posture of holding the knife with straight arms and elbows, and the type of the knife should not be lower than the upper end of my ear. The single knife method mainly includes: splitting, pulling, tying, hanging, splitting, stabbing, sweeping, wrist flower and so on. And there are actions such as winding your head and rolling your brain. During the drill, one hand holds the knife, and the other hand performs actions such as stretching, opening and closing, winding and so on with the change of the knife method to help the knife, so there is a saying in martial arts that a knife looks at the hand. Practicing single knife requires quick and changeable eyes, and the entry, withdrawal, flicker, vertical jump and somersault should be changed with you, and the body and machinery should be coordinated. Its characteristics are: brave and fast, majestic and powerful as a tiger.

3. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, China's two-handed knife method was nicknamed from Japan. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Cheng Zongyou's "Single Knife Selection": Using a single knife with both hands, the skill is not authorized. Military Books of Military Training in the Early Qing Dynasty &; gt； The third step is "Introduction to Single-knife Map": Today, Japan is single-knife, and China has its own law, but it is not as good as Japan. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, it was renamed Miaodao.