Why did the Five Elements Escape Technique become Japanese?

Of course, it's our China. The Japanese were exposed to this knowledge in the course of learning from China. Japan's history is very short, and there are very few things that their ancestors left to themselves, but they themselves refuse to admit it, so they try to say that some of the existing things are completely their own, so as to cover up their shortcomings in historical and cultural deposits.

So they are working against China and trying to distance themselves from China. It's like Japan isn't big, but it calls itself the "Great Japanese Empire". What a ridiculous and pathetic nation.

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This is such a saying, the development of ninjutsu and the cultural tradition at that time is to talk about filial piety, so it will gradually be recognized by people, because Shen Zhi has no way to inherit it well, so the five elements of the retreat will disappear.

I don't think so, these are two different martial arts. The main reason is that in ancient times, everyone felt that the Five Elements Escape Technique was actually the jujube cave of ghosts and gods, and they didn't want to pass it on. Cavity annihilation.

Yes, it has to do with the development of the times. In the past, there was a lot of chaos and wars, but later we were more stable in the whole society, so we didn't need these traps to grasp the art of Wang Qing.

Golden Escape Technique: It is to use bright metal to reflect light to hurt the opponent's eyes, so as to escape.

Kikufujutsu: The ancestor of the tenguzu in Japan, he mainly used climbing and jumping to escape with the help of some tools. Mu Dun's ** is generally practiced on the trees when practicing, the house used to be low, and those who can go up the trees can basically sneak into any house.

Water Escape: Cultivating water nature, using a tube to do underwater breathing, crossing the river with special wooden shoes (water spiders), etc.

Fire escape: The use of chemical methods to make smoke bombs, or some props to set fire, there were no bombs before, so the firearms of fire escape stay on the original fireworks.

Earth Escape: It's not like in the movie to get into the ground and escape, it's actually used to dig tunnels, dig traps or something. In the past, most of it was land, and the geology was soft and easy to implement.

Depending on the nature of the soil, people who learn this technique will dig tunnels or burrows in the ground to hide. There are also escapes in the Japanese anime "Naruto", and the basic five escapes are fire, water, earth, thunder, and wind.