Is Chinese Kung Fu better or foreign Muay Thai, Karate, Taekwondo? I think China is much better!

I'll come to Banmen to get an axe.

Whether this is good or not depends on what standard you measure it from.

If you just say who is good, it can't be measured.

A Muay Thai master who has been practicing for 10 years can kick a taekwondo green belt student with a single kick.

Therefore, it is impossible to compare just from the perspective of "powerful", each school has its own advantages, and the key is to see who practices and how to practice.

If you want to be able to quickly develop your skills in actual combat, then the ranking is from high to low.

Muay Thai - Taekwondo - Karate - Martial Arts.

The reason why martial arts is ranked last is because he needs many, many years of practice (except for sanda), and maybe it takes a few years just to stand on the pile.

Similarly, karate has been a talent for a long time.

If you like fancy, cool moves, then ranked from high to low.

Taekwondo - martial arts - Muay Thai - karate.

There are many martial arts performances, but they are much more complicated to practice than taekwondo, after all, taekwondo only uses the legs.

If you're a fan of the whole realm beyond martial arts, then the rankings are.

Martial Arts - Karate - Taekwondo - Muay Thai.

In this respect, martial arts is undoubtedly the first, with the longest history, including the most complex fighting techniques, moral conduct, health, fitness and other most comprehensive content.

Each sect is the precipitation of history and has its own essence.

Don't disdain any one of them, remember.

That's for sure Chinese kung fu pays attention to health preservation, and a boxer with deep kung fu can maintain the peak for a long time.

Foreign workers pay attention to speed, but the body is injured, and the state declines after middle age.

Each has its own characteristics, focusing on fitness.

Chinese kung fu is good because I am Chinese.

The one who said it--- the key is to look at the --- of the people who practice

What are your criteria for good?

Muay Thai is more lethal, but it is more damaging to the body.

Karate is similar to taekwondo, but the use of fists is more open. Therefore, if the ligaments are not good, taekwondo is basically useless, while karate is more practical, but there are many rules.

Judo throwing is very good, if you don't want to cause serious damage to the opponent, you can use throwing and joint skills to suppress. But there are few good judo gyms in China.

It would be good if Chinese kung fu was true, but now there are too many fakes, which is really an insult to traditional Chinese culture.

Every martial art has its own capital for existence, and it is best to learn all of them and be inclusive. If you don't have this condition, it depends on your purpose, if you focus on fighting, then Muay Thai, then focus on self-defense, then karate, and if you are healthy, then taekwondo.