China Wushu originated from what activities of our ancient ancestors?

China Wushu originated from hunting and war of our ancient ancestors.

Wushu has a long history in China, which originated from the productive labor of our ancient ancestors. People gradually accumulated the skills of chopping, chopping and stabbing in the production activities of hunting pigs. These primitive forms of offensive and defensive techniques are all low-level, not divorced from the category of production technology, but they are the basis for the formation of Wushu technology. In the era of clan commune, tribal wars often occurred.

Therefore, we constantly sum up the experience of fighting on the battlefield, imitate, teach and practice the relatively successful blows, jabs, punches and legs, and martial arts gradually take shape. In modern times, Wushu adapted to the changes of the times and gradually became an organic part of modern sports in China. During the Republic of China, many martial arts organizations such as boxing clubs and samurai clubs appeared among the people.

1928, the Central Wushu Museum was established in Nanjing. 1936 China Wushu Team went to Berlin Olympic Games to perform. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Wushu developed vigorously. From 65438 to 0956, Chinese Wushu Association established Wushu Association and Wushu Team, which formed an unprecedented extensive network of mass Wushu activities and opened up a broad road for the development of Wushu.

Cultural characteristics of Wushu;

Philosophy: In Wushu theory, based on the ancient and simple dialectics of "the change of Yin and Yang", the opposing concepts are derived: dynamic and static, rigid and soft, virtual and real, offensive and defensive, and so on. This ideological system of Wushu theory is widely used in Wushu theories of various kinds of boxing and schools. The guiding ideology of China's Wushu, the concept of "harmony between man and nature", is also a reflection of the ontology of Taoist philosophy.

Offensive and defensive: Wushu originated and developed in the era of cold weapons, which is a remarkable feature and occupies an important position in ancient military affairs. Martial arts practitioners are keen to learn skills in confrontation, and at the same time achieve the purpose of pleasing the body and mind through mutual improvement. Judging from the history of Wushu development in China, Wushu has two forms of expression: attack and routine.

Fitness: In today's society, people generally practice martial arts for the purpose of fitness, fighting and practicality. China Wushu is a form of physical exercise, which belongs to human science, while China's human science is based on Chinese medicine. China's traditional Wushu practice theory is based on the basic theories of Chinese medicine, such as "Yin-Yang and Five Elements Theory" and "Zangxiang Theory".