Karate can be divided into two categories: stop and full contact. Players who stop at an inch (in actual combat) should wear protective gear, and it has just become an official event of the Tokyo Olympic Games. All-contact male adult athletes have no protective gear except crotch and teeth protection, which is more antagonistic (actual combat).

There are many schools subdivided under the two categories of karate, and the orthodox schools can be traced back, which can be found by searching online, so I won't say much here. Karate and our China Wushu have deep roots, many similarities, and pay special attention to inheritance. The assessment of grades and positions is very strict.

At present, the karate level is taken over by professional teams, and almost no one. Zibo Cunzhi Karate is also a professional sports school team just established at the end of 2008. Totally exposed to karate, there are only two in Zibo, one in Zhangdian, Jifeng budokan on the 5th floor of Maoye in Zhangdian, and the other in Linzi.