In fact, the actual combat of traditional Wushu is not so good. 1976 finally, when Bruce Lee was interviewed by an American magazine, he also gave his views on China Wushu. He said that there are too many unrealistic "horse stance" or "horse stance" gestures and forms in traditional Wushu. He feels that traditional Wushu has no training close to reality. Generally speaking, fighting with traditional Wushu will only lead to beatings. After all, a legend like Bruce Lee, at that time, he also received modern sports training in the West, and at the same time, he studied under Ye Wen. It combines Chinese and western boxing methods and gives its own views. He feels that strength, speed, endurance and agility are essential in combat.

This is some traditional martial arts that we can often see, and now it has become a boxing method practiced by some elderly people at home, such as Tai Chi and Xingyi Boxing. Now I have lost the masculinity of walking in the rivers and lakes, but now it has become a fitness and health-keeping action. At that time, Xiaolong, as a grandmaster and a cancer of film and television, really lost confidence in the traditional martial arts in China at that time. At that time, although there were many martial arts schools, some curators just put on a show. In the actual learning process, it's really not too big.

Of course, we often see the flamboyance of traditional Wushu in some movies, and it is beaten by westerners. In fact, this was also a status quo at that time. At that time, some martial arts schools in China were more inclined to the training of moves, and some seemingly gorgeous moves actually didn't have much effect. On the contrary, in practice, it is easier for others to win with one punch. After Bruce Lee, he also founded Jeet Kune Do, and his fighting philosophy is that you can't win by law.

At that time, under the influence of Chinese and Western martial arts, Bruce Lee, through comparison and some practical training, really, at that time, China's martial arts and western fighting were not at the same level. At that time, China's traditional martial arts were really just fancy things, which didn't have much effect. They just insisted on training and didn't take them out for actual combat, just to keep fit.