Wushu routine is a series of action combinations with offensive and defensive significance. It is a set of practice forms based on the changing laws of offensive and defensive movements and contradictory movements such as offensive and defensive movements, static and dynamic movements and rigid and flexible movements.

Wushu routines originated from hunting culture in China. 1990, Wushu was first included in the 1 1 Hiroshima Asian Games. 1999, the International Wushu Federation was accepted as a member of the official International Sports Federation of the International Olympic Committee. From June 5438 to June 2020 10, Wushu routine was included in the official competition of the 4th Youth Olympic Games.

The highest organization of Wushu routines is the International Wushu Federation, which was founded on June 3rd, 1990/kloc-0 and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland. The highest organization in China is the Chinese Wushu Association, which was founded in September 1958.

Wushu routines are divided into preliminaries and finals. The preliminaries are all-around qualifiers for individual events and equipment. All male and female athletes who won the top 12 in the preliminary round are eligible to compete for the 12 gold medal. At present, 8 athletes will be admitted and rewarded.

Rules of venue for wushu routine competition. Wushu routine competition is held on the carpet, and the venue is rectangular. The single training and duet venues are 14m long and 8m wide, and the surrounding inner edges are composed of 5cm wide edges. Make a midline mark 30cm long and 5cm wide between the two long sides of the site. There is a safety zone at least 2 meters wide outside the site. There is at least 8 meters of barrier-free space above the competition venue from the ground.