The combination of meditation and Wushu is Zen Wushu-China religion is strictly a synthesis, a synthesis of various cultural concepts, ethical concepts and social concepts. As an ideology, religion has also played a certain role in the development of Wushu. From a historical perspective, martial arts and religion are inextricably linked. Shaolin Boxing is one of the oldest boxing styles in China, which is closely related to Buddhism. Shaolin Temple, famous at home and abroad, was famous for its martial arts during the Sui and Tang Dynasties when Buddhism was at its peak. The emergence and development of "Neijiaquan" has a lot to do with Taoist immortal magic theory and its attempt in "health preservation". Later, boxing movements were combined with Taoism's "guidance" and "breathing" to create Tai Ji Chuan, "Bagua Palm" and other soft-oriented boxing. In addition, the ethical concepts put forward by Wushu practitioners, such as "respecting teachers and attaching importance to Taoism, putting filial piety first", "Ten Commandments" and "Five Don't preach", directly reflect the Confucian thoughts of "Three Cardinals" and "Five Certificates". It is precisely because of the special relationship between martial arts and religion that under the influence of sectarian portal, there has been a phenomenon of striving for "truth" and "true biography" under the guise of attaching "fairy" and "Buddha". This situation hinders the healthy development of Wushu. We can prove the relationship between martial arts and religion from many aspects of Du Hui's life. Wushu is the traditional sports culture in China, and religion, as a form of social children's knowledge, has had different degrees of influence on the development of Wushu in different historical periods, both positive and negative. A detailed investigation of their relationship will help to clarify some historical facts, break the mysterious concept of Wushu in some people's minds and make Wushu develop in a healthy direction.

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