Can traditional martial arts enter the arena?

Now a lot of China kungfu is not suitable for challenges, but more suitable for health preservation. The peak of China Wushu was in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At that time, due to the numerous sects, the martial arts spirit still existed, which was very lethal. However, after entering the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, it showed a declining trend. Foreign culture and martial arts have impacted traditional martial arts, and many stunts have been lost. Due to the influence of muskets and artillery, the development of Wushu has been seriously hindered. Many people began to ignore the attack effect of martial arts, and developed in the direction of tokenism and healing. After liberation, the development of Wushu almost stagnated. At that time, Wushu became a sport of dance and gymnastics. Except for a few sects such as Shaolin, which keep a small amount of offensive martial arts, other so-called noble and decent sects have no offensive martial arts. Sanda, which developed in modern times, developed slowly because it was not paid much attention to. After the reform and opening up, foreign mature martial arts were introduced, and most domestic martial arts were almost vulnerable, which is also reasonable. Nowadays, due to frequent exchanges with foreign boxing, the actual combat of Sanda and other martial arts has also been improved, but the road to becoming a martial arts power is still far away.