The 1960s-1970s is a very special era in the world Wushu history, and it is an era connecting the preceding with the following. It inherited the technological innovation before and after World War II, and began the heyday of standing skills and comprehensive fighting in the 1990s.
Many people don't know that the end of 65438+2009-the beginning of the 20th century is the beginning of martial arts communication between the East and the West. It is also the beginning of the oriental martial arts movement. In the eyes of many people, Mr. Jana Jgoroh is only a judo player, but his status as an athlete and educator has been ignored. Let's talk about the sport of Wushu briefly. Many people are biased against the sport of Wushu and think that sport is a rare routine of Wushu, but it is not. The first martial art in the East is judo. Everyone knows that judo is born out of jujitsu, but jujitsu also flaunts killing skills, all kinds of secret skills and so on. By the way, personally, I have never been afraid of the so-called killing skills. Why? Theoretically, an ordinary healthy adult male is strong enough to kill people, that is to say, 165 or above 1 male who weighs 55-65 is strong enough to kill people. Secondly, since it is a killing skill, he must be unfamiliar, because not to mention the modern society ruled by law, even in ancient times, he did not have the opportunity to practice killing all the time. The more unfamiliar I am, the greater my chances of winning, so I have never been afraid of the so-called killing technology under fair conditions. The reason why Judo can keep a big advantage over Jiu Jitsu (Judo has not defeated all Jiu Jitsu, and Jana Jgoroh was not invincible at that time) is that it relies on safety techniques that can be practiced repeatedly. This is why among amateurs, batters are often easily defeated by wrestlers, and others are not familiar with them.
Then spit out the spots. According to their theory, who loses and who wastes, how did Gracie sweep ufc in the 1990s? Where is Maeda Hiroshi's Jiu Jitsu? So I have always said that without schools, learners have both strengths and weaknesses. Who knows if there will be a counterattack one day?
Judo spread to the west at the end of 19, which actually had a great influence on Europe and America. Basically, modern martial artists in Europe and America have been influenced by judo. I saw a movie clip in the black and white period before, in which the British judo skills were quite standard, showing the influence of judo.