I'd like to share my thoughts on what I've learned about martial arts.

This semester we have a martial arts course, the beginning of the study of the interest is not big, always thought it was a boring sport, but in the process of learning, I gradually changed the view of it. Most of the people who have no contact with martial arts will say that nowadays martial arts are getting worse and worse, more and more useless, is a flower show, etc. In fact, this is a kind of people's view of martial arts. In fact, this is a common misunderstanding of martial arts. After I learned martial arts, although I don't feel that I'm very good at it, I can still do a good set of punches if I put my best foot forward.

Wushu is an original inheritance of ancient Chinese defense and offense, which integrates various philosophies such as Taoism's yin and yang and five elements, Confucianism's benevolence and love, and Buddhism's forbearance, and is closely related to tradition. This makes Wushu not simply a skill, but a complex, constantly integrated and evolving organism. Wushu is categorized into traditional and competitive wushu, with competitive wushu being the sport that evolved from traditional wushu. I realized this in the process of learning: learning wushu can cultivate the body and temperament, this course not only can exercise their own body, cultivate temperament, but also can understand China's profound martial arts culture, in this semester I not only learned part of the long fist, but also exercise the physique, understand the horse stance, false step and other movements of the basic essentials.

While it's a shame that I had to miss several classes in April because I was in the college basketball league, I will continue to study the martial arts after school. At first, I saw the teacher in front of the demonstration of movements, very envious of the teacher's movements, I think it is very handsome, the movements are very strong, and very coherent and smooth. Nowadays, we learn those movements ourselves and realize that it is not a skill that can be developed overnight. Although I have studied very hard, I still can't look as good as my teacher does and have the strength. I know that every movement has to be done right, squatting horse stance is to open both feet wide to reach the distance between your own two feet is three and a half feet wide, feet should be inwardly buttoned. When you do a false step, you have to put your weight on your back foot and so on. Learning every action to be attentive to its meaning, to think of the standard action is how, but also to improve the speed, is really a difficult thing, but in any case, I will try to learn, will learn martial arts more precise, more thorough!