Handwritten newspaper with martial arts characteristics

Martial Arts Characteristic Handwritten Newspaper Copy

Martial arts is an inherited technology of ancient military warfare. Practicing martial arts can strengthen the body and defend against enemy attacks. Martial arts practitioners take "stopping invasion" as a technical guide and lead practitioners into the traditional education (martial arts) method of understanding man, nature and the objective laws of society. It is the guidance and guarantee of human material civilization and is the contemporary traditional martial arts art. a display.

Chinese martial arts form two categories: "traditional ordnance martial arts" and "traditional unarmed martial arts" due to the relationship between Confucianism and Legalism to protect the people. Traditional military martial arts refers to martial arts examination items such as swordsmanship (fencing), wrestling (judo), crossbow (archery), stone locks (weightlifting), and equestrian (horse racing). Traditional weapon martial arts has nothing to do with traditional unarmed martial arts and is close to the modern Olympic Games. The various unarmed martial arts schools now known as "traditional martial arts" were in ancient times a variety of "jianghu masters" and peasant fighting skills. Yet tradition and modernity are not necessarily mutually exclusive. Each school of "traditional karate" has a JKA league with a point system, similar to the old Sanda in the 1980s and 1990s. Kyokushinkai has been changed to a more violent KO system, similar to Thai Sanda. There has always been a phenomenon of players transferring between these sports. The main transfer thresholds are the process of adapting to the rules and physical fitness, while technology is more than half of them.

Competition is a form of social activity based on sports and aiming to showcase sports results. Physical education, which comes from the word "physical education" in Japanese, originated in the 1870s. It was first seen in China in the late Qing Dynasty at the beginning of the 20th century. It originated from the opening of kindergartens in Hubei and the comprehensive education policy of "preserving physical health" for children. Come. Competitive sports is a form of exercise explained under the framework dominated by modern Western anatomy. It cannot cover the comprehensive improvement of the practitioner's essence, energy, spirit and other aspects that traditional Chinese martial arts encompasses, in addition to the body. There is no single form of sports in traditional Chinese martial arts, and there is no traditional sports in China (on July 9, 2009, the new concept of "traditional sports" was established by the State Sports General Administration based on the concept of sports, which cannot provide any reference to traditional culture. , and support.); On March 19, 2015, Chen Guorong, deputy director of the Wushu Sports Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, gave a comprehensive explanation of the history and social status of Chinese martial arts and re-defined the relationship between martial arts and sports. Restoration definition: Chinese martial arts not only covers a variety of sports forms of Western sports, but also has unique oriental traditional sports forms, profound thoughts and rich culture. From this perspective, Chinese martial arts is not subordinate to sports, but the superordinate concept of sports.