Why don't traditional martial arts go to the ring for actual combat? Dare you or dare not?

Traditional Wushu is the quintessence of Wushu, which was produced in the era of cold weapons and finally precipitated in the test of bloody battlefield. However, in contemporary society, traditional Wushu gradually faded out of competition, which disappointed many Wushu lovers.

But it should be noted that the ring is not a battlefield. Challenge rules do not apply to traditional martial arts. Which of the traditional martial arts tactics can meet the requirements of the competition, such as "hitting the throat and hitting the yin", "hitting the heart on the left and right ribs" and "punching the elbow far and close"? Therefore, traditional Wushu is bound in the competition.

In addition, in the social environment where the country advocates a harmonious society and foreign hedonism spreads eastward, how many folk martial arts practitioners really use sweat and sweat to exercise their bodies and skills? Lack of funds, lack of venues, lack of props, life has to rush about for all kinds of things-how can this training environment compare with all-day fighting training in sports schools and martial arts schools, complete sets of percussion instruments and protective equipment, and special Dojo?

If traditional Wushu practitioners have the same training conditions as Sanda and free fighting and can play normally in the ring, how can they get to today's situation?

So, everything you see on the surface has a reason. Traditional Wushu, which has experienced the test of cold weapon war, needs to be judged from a rational point of view.