Is Chinese martial arts really awesome?

I will comment on this question whether you give it points or not.

1 The essence of Chinese martial arts lies in weapons. The weapons of Chinese martial arts are different from those of Japan. The weapons training of Japanese martial arts (kendo, bowdo, gundo) are all on the battlefield. To put it bluntly, they are techniques for riding horses or wearing armor. Most of the Chinese folk techniques are two-person fighting and self-defense techniques (like the techniques in fencing, why are they so light? Because they are swords worn by gentlemen, not for battlefield use. In European battlefields, knights wear heavy armor and hold hammers. ). Wearing armor on the battlefield, delicate skills cannot be used. And civilians who don't wear armor can definitely use it. Your so-called use of weapons to kill martial arts practitioners is ridiculous. Only in modern times when we practice martial arts, we only practice fists and kicks without weapons. In ancient times, weapons were life-saving things. Who dares to practice only fists and kicks without weapons?

2 After Chinese martial arts entered the Republic of China, especially after liberation, the mainland vigorously developed the routine movement. What is routine? Jumping all day long. Like gymnastics. The students in your class practice routines. He doesn't have the ability to fight. In traditional martial arts, even traditional routines do not involve jumping up and turning somersaults.

3 After talking for a long time, is it possible to fight Chinese martial arts? The answer is that it can play, but in modern times it has a short circuit. It is like a good speaker with good sound quality, but the power cord is broken. Can't make a sound either. What do you mean? It was in modern times, when boxing gloves, protective gear, and modern sports training theories became popular. At that time, China was in an era when people were not having enough to eat, and they simply did not keep up with the trend of the times. The techniques in Chinese martial arts are good, but the training of specific fighting qualities is lagging behind (such as the explosive power of the limbs). In addition, the lack of popular protective gear has resulted in less actual combat in Chinese martial arts. You have to know that a person's actual combat ability is developed through fighting. If you don't do actual combat, it's like learning to drive but not getting on the road. Therefore, without modern training theory and confrontation, Chinese martial arts naturally seems unplayable.

4 Are Chinese martial arts still useful in actual combat? have. Of course it works. Realizing this, we can make Chinese martial arts more powerful by improving protective equipment and adding modern physical fitness training. For example, wear a helmet with a face shield and gloves. With these two protective gears, all the palm techniques, fingering techniques, and holding techniques in traditional martial arts can be used.

5 As for muscles, can muscles be understood as strength? It is indeed good to have great strength, but without skills, great strength is in vain

I hope that what I have said will establish a correct view of Chinese martial arts for you