Netizens spit out traditional kung fu.

Since Bruce Lee became famous, Kung Fu movies have been very popular with foreign audiences. Bian Xiao once heard someone say that in the eyes of foreigners, China people can do kung fu, and they are especially good. There are even rumors that not only people in China know kung fu, but also animals in China, so don't mess with people or things in China if you have nothing to do, it will beat you.

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After listening to these rumors, Bian Xiao took a closer look. Is kung fu really that powerful in the minds of foreigners?

Needless to say, I really found a group of foreigners discussing kung fu in foreign forums. Let's see:

The first foreign netizen was 13 John Cones who practiced eight diagrams. He said:

The real China traditional martial arts is very capable of playing. They have a history of 4000 years and accumulated a lot of practical experience. Most other East Asian Wushu is actually just a variation of China traditional Wushu. For example, Japanese Aikido uses the joint skills and Tai Chi principles of China Wushu, while karate is actually a reduced version of White Crane Boxing, and so on.

Movies and television are a channel for foreigners to get to know China people. Action movies are one of the movies that all human beings like, and human beings can't live without the need of fighting. Wushu is the historical precipitation of China's 5,000-year-old culture, and there are countless boxing materials to choose from to shoot film and television works. Moreover, in Hong Kong's film and television works at that time, Kung Fu material was the lowest cost and gained more, so Chinese mainland, Taiwan Province Province and Hong Kong all filmed a large number of film and television works. A large number of these works have flowed abroad, making them feel that China people can do kung fu.

Broadcast gymnastics is very familiar to us in China and can only be regarded as a basic fitness exercise, but many foreign friends feel very strange. Many foreigners mistakenly think that students are practicing martial arts every morning after seeing the students in our school doing broadcast gymnastics, so they wonder whether everyone in China knows martial arts like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li. This is a big misunderstanding.

I remember a joke that a principal visited the United States and the other party insisted on watching China Kung Fu. As a result, our clever headmaster made a set of broadcast gymnastics for primary and secondary school students, which attracted bursts of applause and said: We seem to feel a mysterious force from the East.