What is the role and value of Wushu in cultivating and carrying forward the national spirit of self-improvement?

The basic spirit of China traditional culture has many aspects, among which the vigorous and promising spirit is particularly important. It is the psychological element of the Chinese nation, showing a vigorous and promising spirit, which includes two aspects: self-improvement and morality. Because martial arts is a kind of human movement, it is a kind of martial arts, and it is bound to advocate bravery and pursue victory. Therefore, Wushu fully embodies the vitality of the Chinese nation and the spirit of self-improvement. In this way, Wushu can stimulate people's thinking and self-improvement, and play an important role in improving national consciousness and self-confidence.

Wushu has five values (Wushu, fitness, education, appreciation and economy), which is its educational value.

Because martial arts is martial arts, it is a double-edged sword. People with good moral character and decent manners can be used for self-defense, doing good deeds and being brave, while people with bad moral character can be used for doing bad things. Learning martial arts can help people better and make it easier for people to do bad things. Therefore, Wushu morality, as the spirit and soul of China Wushu, is very important. Since ancient times, various Wushu schools have attached great importance to the cultivation of Wushu morality. So, you didn't learn martial arts first, and you didn't learn martial arts first.

Wushu morality can be understood as the morality that a master of Wushu should possess, and it is a self-restraint and spiritual self-discipline system established by martial arts practitioners to grasp society and realize social values. Paying attention to martial arts in learning martial arts can enhance people's sense of social responsibility and play a positive role in improving their self-cultivation and maintaining normal social order. From a certain point of view, this is the spiritual realm and lofty essence of "Xia".