Why traditional martial arts don't fare as well in the ring

The following are all original hand-typed, if you need to quote please leave a message to inform.

Traditional martial arts are the essence of martial arts that were created during the Cold War era and eventually precipitated through the test of iron and blood on the battlefield. However, in contemporary society, traditional martial arts gradually faded out of the ring, leaving many martial arts enthusiasts disappointed.

But it should be noted that the ring is not a battlefield. The rules of the ring do not apply to traditional martial arts. The traditional wushu's technical mnemonic, "hit the throat up and hit the yin down," "hit the heart in the left and right ribs," "far punch, close to the elbow, close to the body leaning" - -Which of these can be adapted to the requirements of the ring? So the traditional martial arts in the ring in the original is tied.

In addition, in the country to promote a harmonious society, foreign hedonism in the social environment of the East, how many folk martial arts practitioners really with the heart with blood and sweat to boil the body, exercise skills? Lack of funds, lack of venues, lack of props, life has to run for all sorts of things - ask how this training environment is comparable to sports schools, martial arts schools inside the all-day system of combat training, complete sets of striking equipment and protective equipment, specialized dojo ring? If traditional martial arts practitioners had the same training conditions as sparring and free sparring, and were able to play normally in the ring, how would they have gotten to where they are today?

So there's a reason for everything on the surface. Experienced the test of cold war traditional martial arts need to be judged by a rational point of view.