Value: The characteristics of Wushu are incomparable to other sports. Wushu is not only a fitness skill, but also the quintessence of China, a high-level culture and an important part of Chinese civilization, with high social influence. Wushu belongs to sports, but it is higher than any other sports. Wushu is rich in internal factors and strong in external performance, which constantly attracts people of different ages and constitutions to join Wushu fitness activities.
Significance: At first, Wushu, as a military training method, was closely related to ancient military struggle, and its technical aggression was very obvious. Fighting embodies the characteristics of martial arts attack and defense fighting, aiming at defeating opponents. Although the routine movements have changed from the original offensive and defensive technical forms in terms of technical specifications and action ranges, they still retain the characteristics of technical attack, but the most important thing in practicing martial arts is to hone your will and make yourself stronger.
Wushu culture
Wushu culture has two concepts: one is its cultural characteristics, and the other is its extension, that is, its influence or interpretation on other cultural categories. The formation and development of Wushu itself has rich cultural connotations. Boxing is the foundation of martial arts. In the Book of Songs, there is "no boxing, no courage, no position", which shows that boxing already existed at that time. Equipment and boxing developed simultaneously. From a cultural point of view, musical instruments are more advanced, and the typical representatives are archery and fencing.
Swordsmanship has a deeper connotation of martial arts culture than archery. As early as the pre-Qin era, the sword surpassed the value of general weapons and shouldered the profound cultural connotation of the nation in that era. This kind of load is more and more abundant, which is one of the manifestations of the particularity and importance of Wushu culture in the national cultural system.