Among many schools of traditional Wushu, which one is the most practical?

When it comes to China Wushu used in actual combat, Wing Chun can occupy a seat. The original purpose of China Wushu is to keep fit and enhance physical fitness. Not for fighting, not too aggressive.

When it comes to wing chun boxing, the first thing that comes to mind is IP Man. This national hero who was born in the anti-Japanese era also left an indelible impression on people in Donnie Yen's films. In that chaotic war years. Cultural knowledge is not enough to settle down. In that unreasonable era, fist is the real hard truth. In troubled times, don't bully others by force, but at least you can protect yourself. There is a very classic scene in the movie. Beating a Japanese can be exchanged for a bag of rice. And those ordinary people who have no fighting capacity, for this bag of rice to fight with the Japanese, are often beaten head-on, black and blue. There was even a man who paid the price of his life for that bag of rice. I am brave and stunted. As soon as Master Ip Man comes out in his prime, I will fight ten. There is no China martial arts in Japan, but they are all practical skills such as Jiu Jitsu. However, Master IP Man was able to dominate the crowd with his one-handed Wing Chun Boxing, and it can also be seen that Wing Chun Boxing is very practical.

It was IP Man who made Wing Chun known. His apprentice, Bruce Lee, made countless people in China known to the whole world. Aaron's fame impressed foreigners with China people. If you come from China, you can work more or less. After his debut, through his own understanding of martial arts. Wing Chun Boxing and other martial arts have reached a new level. Make him famous at home and abroad and become a hot and well-known legend. He also started from scratch and traveled across the ocean to a strange place. He has no knowledge, is not a great writer, and is not a rich second generation. He relied on his own fist, a perfect wing chun. I wonder how many foreign champions ko has won.