Wushu Martial Arts in China

Wushu Martial Arts in China Wushu is a Chinese term that is basically built of two word combinations "wu" which refers to the war and "shu" meaning of art, which generally refers to any type of martial arts in the world. Judo, Tae Kwon Do, Jeet Kune Do, Defender, the Krav Maga, Kombat and much more. Unlike Kung Fu, Wushu is the time devoted to current terms, Kung Fu, while on the other hand, literally means a skill, any skill. For example you can say to a doctor or a teacher has a good Kung Fu ", which means ability, talent, whether it is in their field, but can not be said to have a good Wushu. Even if today Wushu refers to the sport recently, and that is "Wushu sport and is also known as" contemporary Wushu "or" Mode Wushu ", which was created by the People's Republic of China after 1949, is a combination of traditional martial arts.Wushu China 's history of development was to improve the chance of living, such as the killing of animals for food, fighting against each other, life situations and more. There are still a lot of styles of Wushu in China that can typically be divided into different classes, in terms of geography and in terms of methods. Geographically, it is the category of Wushu Wushu style north and south of the Wushu style which refers essentially to the Shaolin Temple in the North and South Shaolin Temple, but in the mode sense of Wushu, the term encompasses any style, whether it comes from south or north. The fundamental difference between these two styles is that the style is emphasized in the southe part Wushu skills, weapons and takes a constant, rooted posture and feet. However, the style of the north are more focused on jumps, kicks and movements.Some quick examples of styles of Wushu Changquan include northe China, Tanglangquan, Chuojiao, Bajiquan, Taijiquan, Baguazhang, Bayingquan and Yingzhaoquan and some of the southe styles include Hung Gar , Wing Chun and Choy Lay Fut.In terms of methods, Wushu can be divided into soft inteal styles like Taijiquan objective that the energy balance of the body, controlling movement and the concept QI and styles or exteal styles are hard to combat the problem focusing on speed, strength, explosive strength in depth and force. Exteal styles include all other types of Wushu, except, Liu has Ba Fa, Baguazhang, Xingyiquan and Taijiquan.Most these and other styles of Chinese martial arts have practical applications that are called, or "taolu" in Chinese. The modules are the number of techniques and movements to be performed alone or with one or more partners. This form is divided into two parts, shapes that are performed by a priest and "sparring" forms that are performed for two or a group of people.The side of education is "essential", which includes exercises for muscles strong and flexible. various exercises to strengthen the body, regular and flexible, to stretch the muscles. The majority of Chinese martial arts weapons training also uses traditional weapons as normal renal Changsuijian (Long-Sword Tassel) Shuangshoujian (two-handed sword) Jiujiebian (Nine Section Whip) Sanjiegun (Third Chamber Staff) Shengbiao (Rope Dart) Dada (Great sword) puda (Pu Espada) Emeici (Emei Daggers) Shuangdao (Double Broadsword) Shuangjian (double sword) Shuangbian (Double Nine Whips Section) Shuanggou (double Hooksword). Michael Russell   Independent guide to Martial Arts