I don't understand why so many people send their children to learn Taekwondo instead of China Kung Fu.

China Wushu is extensive and profound, but it doesn't mean that it is difficult to learn, and it will waste time to learn. Handan Feng Xuan Wushu inherits the traditional essence of China Wushu, which is an internal martial art with excellent fitness and self-defense effects. Its content is rich and systematic, including unarmed combat, wrestling, cold weapons (short stick, short knife, long stick, nunchakus, etc. ), inner fencing, inner palm. Practical self-defense in urban life is the trump card in cold-proof skills, and it is the short stick skill of the whirlwind. Only ten days of special training can achieve a strong actual combat effect and effectively deal with gangsters' short knives, which is beyond the reach of any unarmed boxing training for a lifetime, because no unarmed boxing can deal with gangsters with knives, let alone Taekwondo. Muay Thai is very powerful in unarmed combat, but unarmed combat can never be equated with actual street fighting. In actual melee, few gangsters will go home empty-handed, and they can't defend themselves without mastering the fighting skills of cold soldiers. Therefore, Muay Thai is still weak when it leaves the ring to face gangsters with knives and sticks. One-sided exaggeration of unarmed combat is blind and unrealistic worship.

Of course, the rapid popularization of Taekwondo does not mean that its substantive content is stronger than China Wushu, but the success of its commercial branding. It is not so much a martial arts as a successful packaging model of brand management, surpassing martial arts. In essence, this kind of simplified Wushu, which has no practical significance, is just an entertainment and competition in the ring. It's not real martial arts at all, so there's no need to care. Just as people tout how powerful Muay Thai is, why don't they think that since it is so powerful, why don't Thais who take up arms show any combat advantage? Cold weapon is the highest realm of martial arts and the most powerful martial arts fighting skill. Bare hands is not a practical martial arts fighting technique, but can only be used as an entry-level technique of cold weapon fighting or a technique of entertainment and communication. In the cold war years, unarmed was almost useless. Only in the peaceful times when cold soldiers are artificially suppressed can they show their entertainment value. Can't hit the key weak parts, can't use threatening techniques (such as boxing backhand, hip, back of the head, throat, eyes, anti-joint techniques, etc.). ), and the fist is wrapped in cotton. Is this to practice actual combat or to limit actual combat strength? You can't treat entertainment skills as sandman skills.