The historical evolution of the martial spirit, what is the martial spirit?

If the backbone of a nation lacks this spirit, then the nation must be entering a period of decline, and the superficial glitz is only a fleeting thing. What China lacks most today is a martial national spirit.

If the status of military personnel cannot be qualitatively improved, it depends on who will fight for national sovereignty in this treacherous international environment.

Integrity as well as the contribution of security interests in various fields?

Although the "jungle elimination criterion" has been widely spurned by the people of the world, international politics is still a long way from completely bidding farewell to barbarism, and although economic development can contribute to the improvement of comprehensive national strength, economic security needs military force to provide it with reliable support. It's hard to imagine that the sun never sets.

What would it be like if it lacked the support of military power; It is hard to think that the Zhaqiao Mausoleum is like the Great Song Dynasty with strong economic and scientific and technological strength.

If the dynasty had a strong martial spirit, what would history be?

Because China's Confucian and Mencian culture is relatively strong, many things pay attention to courtesy and exchanges, and harmony is precious. The world's more advanced and civilized nations than our Chinese nation have been destroyed, such as ancient Babylon, ancient Egypt, ancient Indians, and Mayans, all of which have been destroyed, because they have no saints to educate them, and there is no culture of kindness to others to pave the way.

The martial spirit is the meaning of advocating force.

There is a saying that has been passed down to this day: Those who commit strong men will be punished even if they are far away. There's also a thrilling story in this.

The Han Dynasty was the most martial dynasty in China.

Qin, I think whether a dynasty is martial arts or not can not look at the size of the territory, after all, people in different periods have different perceptions of the world, Qin's system rewards for war merits is the largest, and the whole people take war merits as the highest glory, so naturally it should be the Qin Dynasty. In addition, we were conquered during the Yuan Dynasty, and our so-called Yuan Dynasty was just a region of the Mongol Empire.

The martial spirit is inspired by national policies, and historically, the more modern policies have been, the less emphasis has been placed on the use of force, or the prevention of military generals. The greater the country's policy is tilted towards the generals of the army, the stronger the martial spirit. So, Qin.

In the Han Dynasty, after all, it was all about heads-up, and after the early Tang Dynasty, this phenomenon gradually disappeared.

Tang Dynasty, everyone in the Tang Dynasty was martial, and you can refer to Tang Biansai's poems for details.

It should be the era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the era of Genghis Khan of the Yuan Dynasty!

It should be the Tang Dynasty, which was an era of famous generals.

Qin: Because of the Shang Dynasty's reform.

It is to devote all your energy to military training, to be ready to fight, and to be ready for foreign invasions.

Principles and policies that advocate force.

There is a saying in the Chinese martial arts world that is "martial arts and virtue", so I believe that many people will be particularly puzzled when they see this word, since "martial arts" then how can "virtue" come from? These two seemingly unrelated concepts are magically combined, how can we talk about it? Let's analyze it together

Brush off your clothes and go to hide your merit and fame.

1. The long-standing martial arts culture of the rivers and lakes

China has been a nation that pays more attention to the practice of martial arts since ancient times, and Chinese kung fu is world-famous. Although there are also dynasties that emphasize literature and ignore military force, but they are all caused by historical reasons at that time, and this envy rock will not be mentioned for the time being. When it comes to martial arts, we have to mention the long-standing martial arts culture of our Chinese nation!

There are many people who will say that this is all fiction and cannot be true! In fact, it is not, the ancient Chinese Wudang Shaolin rivers and lakes chivalrous are real, as for whether it is so godly although it is to be discussed, but the chivalrous spirit of the rivers and lakes, happiness and enmity, righteousness and help, and the chivalrous courage of the dripping water when the spring reciprocates are real, which is destined to the formation of "martial arts".

Often watching martial arts dramas, we will also find that everyone pursues equal strength, takes advantage of the danger of being despised by everyone, and loves martial arts while still paying attention to the thoughtfulness of etiquette. This is also inseparable from the connotation that our country has been a country of etiquette since ancient times. I myself like Jianghu martial arts** and famous books, and it looks quite happy!

2. Confucian culture with "benevolence" as the core

Since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty deposed Confucianism, Confucianism has become the mainstream school in society, whether it is the later Cheng Zhu Lixue or after the reform of the monarchs, the core of its "benevolence" is still there. The so-called "benevolence" is manifested in the general public, which is both internal and external, focusing on the cultivation of moral character, and having a benevolent heart. This trend of thought is naturally combined with "martial arts", so there is also the concept connotation of "martial arts and virtue" in the traditional martial arts culture of Zhongshan Yuhua.

It is the so-called martial arts and self-cultivation, and it is precisely this principle of advocating virtue and cultivating nature.

This concept is actually very professional if it is carefully stated, and the content can be extended a lot, for example, there are also many long related academic ** and monographs that can be read and studied, so as an enthusiastic netizen, just talking about personal opinions here, can not rise to the height of learning and research. In addition, if you like classical, you can read the literary works of the Ming and Qing dynasties, there are many excellent works related to martial arts and anecdotes, and feel the atmosphere of the rivers and lakes.