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There are martial arts, not to mention ancient times, there are still now, and the heads of various factions still have them, but there is no exaggeration in TV dramas, such as light skills are flying eaves and walking on the wall, which can basically be about the same level of proficiency as a monkey on a tree. Now the real martial arts are left in the hands of the folk schools, there are few reports, one is the ancestral reluctant to say, the second is that the master reaches a certain realm, he will like to return to the hidden (the realm is such a way) immortal, introduce you to see Wu Lianzhi's Bajiquan and experience, you will know that Chinese martial arts have always existed, worthy of the name, but not exaggerated (ps: Wu Lianzhi and South Korea's first taekwondo master competed, only one move, only one hand, South Korea's first taekwondo master fell to the ground, did not get up for a long time, nosebleeds, and Wu Lianzhi only used one percent of his strength).

It is very easy for a master to slap a dead person with one palm, and it is estimated that three achievements are enough.

The definition of martial arts and martial arts should be clearly distinguished. Martial arts was originally called physical arts, the main purpose is to strengthen the body, get rid of diseases, and slowly add some confrontational activities and design some imaginary enemies, it became martial arts.

What everyone says about Yijin, Taijiquan, etc. are martial arts.

Martial arts, on the other hand, elevate martial arts to the level of lethal tactics based on actual combat. Generally, the Muay Thai and sanda we see are considered martial arts.

I think the martial arts you mentioned may refer to something more romantic, with some illusory elements, such as the Eighteen Palms of the Dragon Descending, the Sunflower Treasure Book, etc., which naturally do not exist :)

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This is explained by my theory of relativity.

When you are knocked down by someone else in an unthinkable way, they become a person who knows martial arts in your eyes

Because of ignorance, we believe in so-called fallacies

Do you really think that the owner of Peach Blossom Island will have magical powers? People just have money to buy a foreign gun. When he was done, he went out with a gun to beat people indiscriminately, and when he was beating, he shouted that he had a magic power

So this peerless martial art was called out

Got it?

Basically not. I have the Yi Jin Jing at home.

No, it's all written by people.

It is recommended that you take a look at the Hundred Pulpits, which talk about the development of martial arts.

Of course there is, otherwise how would our martial arts come about?

It is estimated that it is blown out, but I am looking forward to the appearance of the master who really flies the eaves and walks the wall.

The ancients in history were actually not very powerful, but in that era of cold weapons, they had some fighting skills and had good physical strength, which was very rare at that time.

It's amazing, in ancient times, there was not so much pollution now, so the body of ancient people was definitely better than that of today's people, and it was naturally more powerful to practice martial arts.

Historically, the martial arts of the ancients were indeed very powerful, and they would practice their martial arts every day, unlike now when few people know martial arts.