Can ancient martial arts really fly over the eaves and walk over the walls?

In fact, in our country's martial arts novels, the martial arts of climbing over the eaves is very comprehensive. However, this is just a way for the author to mythologize the hero or the martial arts society at that time in order to make his novels more attractive.

On the basis of modern people's research on this matter, some people have asked many famous schools if they have climbed over the wall, and the answer is all over the wall. Although it appears in martial arts novels, flying over the wall in the real sense requires you to reach a very fast speed to complete a short distance, which is similar to the situation of climbing over the wall.

Just like our current parkour enthusiasts, they can climb over some high obstacles under certain run-up conditions. Among the Wudang sects in Wudang Mountain in China, there are also many masters who can make quick and short-term movements like climbing over the eaves and walls. It can even be said that when the speed reaches a certain level, it is ok to walk a few steps on the narrow water.

From a real scientific point of view, from a physical point of view, this conclusion exists. As long as people keep changing their center of gravity when climbing the eaves and keep themselves able to achieve this effect, they can walk a long distance by stepping on the air or branches. But the theory is only a theory after all, and the real practice has not appeared. We can only say that the unique skill of climbing over the eaves is the illusion that people in the novel are skilled in martial arts.