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Traditional wushu |
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Wushu is a typical demonstration of traditional Chinese culture that uses
both brawn and brains. It is difficult to pin point the actual beginning of
Martial Arts. Martial Arts emerged, as a result of man’s instinct to defend
himself against his surrounding environment. The theory of wushu is based
upon classical Chinese philosophy, while the skills of wushu consist of various forms
of fighting. This expression of survival combined with man’s artistic talents led to
martial arts becoming a traditional sport. Emphasizing protective, self-strengthening
and recreational values.
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Wushu is not only a sport but also an art form. it can prevent
illness and be used in self-defense. Wushu can also help better
understand the human body. Chinese Wushu has a very relationship
with Chinese Medicine, the arts, the military, religion and philosophy.
Thanks to its uniqueness and charisma, originating from traditional
oriental culture Wushu is capturing the attention of more and more
peoples around countries.
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1. Medicine
Participating in Wushu training has curative and rehabilitative effects
on those suffering from chronic diseases. It is also ideal for the prevention
of such diseases and helps to assist in the well being of the human body
as the exercises help to strengthen the coordination of the human body
and its immunity.
2. The Arts
Many Chinese Operas, famous worldwide are known for the inclusion
of the Martial Arts in their performances. For example, the artistic
beauty of wushu technique and routines has been widely used in
Peking Operas.
3.The Military
The Chinese Wushu weapons used today by wushu masters originate
mainly from ancient Chinese military weapons. In addition to this many
of the wushu techniques are used in military and police training programs.
4.The Philosophy
The main theories that underlie wushu are based on classical
Chinese philosophy. Some Wushu styles vividly demonstrate this.
For example, the ‘eight diagram palm’ is based on the old Chinese
philosophical principle of ‘eight combinations of three whole and three
broken lines’ used in divination.
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