What are the similarities and differences between bows and arrows in Ming and Qing Dynasties?

The difference is greater than the same. Manchu bow in Qing dynasty was born mainly by hunting intensity. It is classified as a large pointed bow, with obvious chord pads and extremely curved bow tips. It is mainly used with large drawing distance, which is extremely difficult. It's okay to pull a short distance, or an arrow carved with more than one meter of feathers. Under the same number of pounds, the greater the pulling distance, the greater the kinetic energy.

In Ming Dynasty, Kaiyuan bows were mostly used in actual combat, and the bow tip had obvious hooks, which played a strong role in actual combat. In painting, they are mostly used for short distances, but in recording, they are rarely used for long distances. Arrows don't need big feathers and long arrows, so they are convenient and light. Compared with the small distance of the Ming Dynasty, the two are obviously more suitable for modern waste. The latter Manchu bow is not suitable for modern people, because there is no need for war unless daily training is emotion.