Why is Taekwondo well promoted, but China Wushu is not recognized?

First, the government support is not enough.

In South Korea, Taekwondo has been awarded the status of "national technology", which has been strongly supported by the Korean government as a national business card, and has also become an Olympic event, which has been widely promoted around the world. However, China Wushu has not received such attention in China, and many traditional Wushu can only be passed down by the people. Even the martial arts events of the National Games were cut.

Second, China Wushu has not been standardized, standardized and competitive.

Korean Taekwondo has formed a formal standard system in terms of venue, clothing, equipment, staging, training and etiquette norms. , reflecting cultural characteristics. Moreover, Taekwondo competitions are relatively common, and coaches and practitioners have their own positions and frequent exchanges, which is far behind in China. The traditional martial arts circle is a mixture of dragons and dragons, and many fake masters are involved in it, swindling and cheating, and the Jianghu habits are serious. There are many people who are full of intrigue, bragging and tearing, and few people who practice seriously. Many people who claim to have been practicing martial arts for ten years rarely do actual combat training, and they are simply vulnerable. Formal Wushu competitions do not engage in competitive confrontation, and most of them are routine performances. Wushu has become a "dance" and lost its practical value. Even events like Sanda are closer to modern fighting in form and training, and there is not much flavor of traditional martial arts.

Third, China people have not formed a martial cultural atmosphere.

China has always been a scholar governing the country, emphasizing literature over martial arts, and stressing that "literature is inferior and reading is high". Throughout the ages, the government has always held a repressive attitude towards folk force, while many folk people are biased against martial arts, thinking that fighters are developed, simple-minded, rude and savage, causing trouble, and most people don't even have the habit of exercising. How do they practice martial arts? However, Japan and South Korea are small countries with few people, low sense of security, strong sense of crisis and close ideology to the West, forming an atmosphere of martial arts and martial arts, and fighting is more prosperous.