Has the Olympic martial arts show been performed?

Start from tomorrow. 21st to 24th.

Although it is an exhibition event, it is a medal and does not count towards the Olympic medals.

This is the first step in the long march of wushu into the Olympic Games.

No, August 21 - August 23

It's a game, not an exhibition game.

In between competitions, there are martial arts performance teams on the field that have already performed.

As for when wushu will become an official Olympic sport, China's "Olympic authority" He Zhenliang explained. He believes that wushu needs to solve the two problems of "quantification" and "internationalization" before it can become an official Olympic sport. As early as the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Chinese wushu had been a performance sport, but it wasn't until 2002 that wushu gained recognition ——— the International Wushu Federation received legal status with the IOC.

However, in the 2008 Olympic Games hosted by Beijing, wushu will not be an official event, but will be a special event under the name of "Beijing 2008 Olympic Wushu Competition". Quantifying ——— Taekwondo pays a heavy price for it "The biggest problem in Chinese martial arts now is how to quantify, that is, how to make wushu operable in judging and scoring. For martial arts to become a competitive sport, we must first solve the problem of this judgment.

He Zhenliang said. He Zhenliang said that according to the experience of taekwondo and other similar sports, if you want to quantify wushu and make it a "competitive martial art", there will be a problem of "trade-off". "Taekwondo, despite being in the Olympics, is very costly.

Taekwondo culture is quite extensive, and in order to quantify, its connotation has been greatly reduced, and in the end only a few movements are left that are easy to score. He Zhenliang believes that wushu is also facing such a problem, "how to deal with the part of wushu that enters the Olympic Games, and how to deal with the part that cannot enter the Olympic Games, this is a problem worth studying." Internationalization ——— I also have a certain responsibility A phenomenon of Chinese martial arts has attracted He Zhenliang's attention:

I don't know if you have noticed that in rural China, in the central and western regions, martial arts are more popular. And in a big city like Shanghai, it seems that there are more people who practice taekwondo than martial arts. "Why is martial arts abandoned by the so-called "urbanites"?

He Zhenliang believes that this is not the fault of "urban people", but that martial arts have not kept pace with the times. Speaking of this, He Zhenliang made a review: "When I worked in the National Sports Commission, I did not help to do a good job in the internationalization of martial arts, and I also have a certain responsibility.

He Zhenliang's modesty and sincerity won the applause of those present. He Zhenliang said that martial arts is a "wonder" of Chinese culture. Ho Chun-leung has spent most of his life working for the Chinese Olympics to promote Chinese culture around the world, and he will continue to work towards this goal.

Zhang Yaoting: Honorary President of the International Chinese Kung Fu Fignting Federation of China Kung Fu Fignting Federation, former chairman of the Chinese Wushu Association, president of the Chinese Wushu Research Institute!

Originally, the 08 Beijing Olympics were considered, but in the end it was canceled.

So it's still not so.

Yes, 2008 is a foreshadowing of the Olympic Games, and the 012 London Olympics will definitely enter the Olympic Games

Not yet, boxing, taekwondo, judo are all yet, but Chinese martial arts are not yet, and routine performances are not. Wushu is a National Games, not an Olympic sport. Thank you.

The opening ceremony is just a performance, not an official Olympic event.

The Beijing Olympic Wushu Competition is neither an exhibition nor a competition. The medals for the 2008 Olympic Games will be different from those in the other 28 official Olympic events, and the specific events and scheduled number of medals are still being planned. This reporter learned from the press conference of the second World Traditional Martial Arts Festival held in Zhengzhou, China, on the morning of the 2nd.

Wang Xiaolin, director of the National Wushu Sports Management Center, today reiterated the decision that wushu has been approved by the International Olympic Committee as an ad hoc event for the 2008 Olympic Games, saying: "Wushu is neither an official Olympic sport nor a performance event. According to Wang, any competition held during the Olympic Games in the host city will need to be approved by the IOC.

At China's request, the wushu competition has been approved by the International Olympic Committee to be held during the 2008 Olympic Games and named the Beijing Olympic Wushu Competition. The medals in wushu competitions will be different from those in official Olympic competitions, and the specific specifications will also be reviewed by the IOC. At present, the specific event plan for the 2008 Olympic Wushu competition is being formulated.

Why is it not easy for Chinese wushu to enter the Olympics? Jet Li: I haven't figured out the definition of martial arts!

To put it bluntly, they just don't have the right to speak, so they can't enter the Olympics. Just like table tennis, people say that the ball is too small, and if you want to change it to a bigger one, you will change it to a big one, and they say that the 21-point system is not good, so they change it to an 11-point system. That's how important it is.

At the same time, our country's influence is limited, which has created the current situation.

Now wushu can be included in the Olympic program! Like Tai Chi or something, it's already an Olympic event.

What is the concept of martial arts in the minds of Chinese?

1.Motion?

2.Tools (we are always bullied including bad guys, compatriots, foreigners)?

My own feelings: 2;(Personal opinion).

Martial arts evolved from the existential confrontation between man and nature, and is based on violence, and now it is too demanding to reduce its danger to zero (and even protective gear).

If wushu wants to become an Olympic sport, the first thing to do is to continue to expand its global influence, and in addition, drastically reform the rules so that wushu is no longer a showmanship, but more aggressive and spectatorship. Fighting and martial arts have many fans all over the world, and martial arts should have a place.

The rules of martial arts need to be standardized.

As a representative of the Chinese nation's sports, wushu, like South Korea's taekwondo and Japan's judo, is also eager to be among the cutting-edge platforms of the Olympic Games. Wei Jizhong, the former president of the FIVB, said that he had been in contact with some IOC members, and the members still lacked an in-depth understanding of wushu, and even had some misunderstandings, "Misled by kung fu movies, some people think that wushu is the same as kung fu, and the movements are all fake and are done by stunts." In addition, the complicated project settings and competition rules also give foreigners a headache.

Martial arts itself is indeed not standardized enough, too complicated, let alone foreigners, many Chinese have seen it and felt foggy. Zhao Rongfu (director of the Hangzhou Sports Bureau) made an analogy, for example, a certain boxing method, the Chinese emphasize the spirit and form, but in fact it is difficult to quantify, "They don't understand why they fight like this and fight like that is not enough." ”

After being kicked out of the Olympic Games at the beginning of the year, wrestling has made many changes from the simplified rules, "First of all, the rules of wushu must be more standardized, and the items must be condensed, so as to determine the most classic events." Zhao Rongfu said. Whether it is the Wushu bid for the Olympics or the promotion of Wushu to the world, the key is to improve the operability of the rules, so that the audience can watch both the excitement and the doorway.