Is China Wushu a killing skill or a bluffing skill?

China Wushu is essentially a kind of physical exercise, which is neither a killing skill nor a bluffing skill.

China Wushu is like a double-edged sword, which can play completely different roles in different hands. If it gets into the hands of unscrupulous people, it will become a killing skill, which will cause great damage to the harmony and stability of society; If you are in the hands of people who have no respect for martial arts, these martial arts will become their performance tools and bluff. In the hands of these two men. China Wushu can't play its most essential spirit. Only in the hands of Master IP Man, who loves China Wushu wholeheartedly, can he embody his most essential spirit-the movement of strengthening the body, protecting himself and upholding justice.

For example, Wang in the movie "One Man's Wulin" is an actor who regards Kung Fu as a killing skill. In his eyes, martial arts is not used to keep fit, but to kill people. That's why he challenged the leaders of various factions and used their deaths to prove his superb martial arts. As the saying goes, Wang practices martial arts with such evil thoughts and never plays healthy. So before learning China Wushu, we must think about what we will do with it. If you are bullying others, get rid of this idea as soon as possible.

Only those who have the idea of punishing evil, promoting good and strengthening the body can learn the essence of China Wushu. It is with this spirit that Master Ip Man learned martial arts. In his hands, China Wushu is used to help others and keep healthy. Whenever he sees unfair things, Master Ye will always fight against injustice and uphold justice with his Chinese martial arts. He never bullies the weak. When the country and people need him to stand up, he never refuses. He regards China Wushu as a sport, winning glory for his country and defeating arrogant enemies.

Therefore, China Wushu is just a pure sport. Whether it is bluffing, killing people or helping others depends entirely on how people who learn martial arts use it.