中国功夫：从实战技击到文化传承的千年演进
中国功夫：从实战技击到文化传承的千年演进
What is the Real Chinese Kung Fu
Chinese Kung Fu, also known as Chinese martial arts, is a traditional sport that integrates combat techniques, routines, and culture. With a long history and numerous schools, it emphasizes the cultivation of both inner and outer qualities and embodies rich philosophical thoughts and cultural connotations. It is not only a means of self-defense but also an important way to exercise the body and mind and promote Chinese culture.
The Essence of Martial Arts Culture
The essence of martial arts culture lies in the spiritual home of human beings, seeking peace and harmony (referred to as "non-fighting") through the interdependence of nature, rather than fighting. At least, this has always been the case with the mainstream.
Other Types of Kung Fu
- External (Waijiaquan) and Internal (Neijiaquan)
- Northern (Beiquan) and Southern (Nanquan)
- Imitative Styles (Xiangxingquan)
- Drunken Fist (Zuiquan)
- Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan) - Ultimate Supreme Fist
- Wing Chun (Yongchunquan)
- Shaolin Kung Fu (Shaolinquan)
Hollywood Kung Fu Films
In 1959, Bruce Lee went to San Francisco and established the Jun Fan Kung Fu Institute. He invented Jeet Kune Do based on various kung fu styles. The main concept can be summarized as "stop-hit" (defense-counterattack).
The Influence of Chinese Kung Fu
The film "Kung Fu Panda" features all architectural styles, interior decorations, costumes, and even ancient Chinese elements such as Deng Jun, acupuncture, firecrackers, and other things with Chinese characteristics.