Chinese Wushu has been on the decline. Nowadays, Wushu is mostly showy, and Wushu has become a cover for some people to make money. In the so-called martial arts school Reagan, ...

Before we were the same kind of people, I always thought that China Kung Fu had declined. After I went to college, I joined the Wushu Association and met many masters of the actual combat school, which completely restored the status of China Wushu in my mind.

The decline of China Wushu you mentioned actually exists, because there are only two forms of Wushu that we usually see, performance and martial arts school. I don't want to say more about the performance. I just want to talk about the martial arts school, which is the same as the martial arts school. I can tell you responsibly that they are all fooling children. Only teach the shelf but not the connotation. Those are the most superficial things in martial arts, and they are really showy.

But the decline of China Wushu is not from this angle, because it is also a trend that people pay attention to its appreciation. Just like Taekwondo and Karate, it cannot be popularized without performance.

The real decline should start with the decrease of actual combat groups and the decline of traditional teaching methods. The real traditional martial arts are actually practical, but they are not ornamental at all, and those martial artists may not make a living by opening martial arts schools. The essence of China Wushu is passed down through oral example. I don't mean that you take money, and I open a martial arts school and teach as much as I pay. What you really want to learn can only be learned in two ways, one is family heirloom and the other is traditional apprentice.

So, please don't think that martial arts are really showy, but you have never seen a master.