The Wushu system in the history of China was founded in the Tang Dynasty. Wushu flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, especially in the Qing Dynasty. The creation of martial arts in Ming Dynasty was very early, but the system has not been determined. The situation in the Qing dynasty was very different, and the degree of attention was much higher than that in the Ming dynasty. Coupled with the vigorous promotion of feudal countries, the system is increasingly strict and the admission is relatively fair. Therefore, folk martial arts practitioners are eager for martial arts exams. Wushu in Qing dynasty provided a large number of talents for the country, among which many outstanding figures were produced. Under the imperial examination system, officials of the State Reserve can be appointed after the civil and military recruitment no matter when and how high they are. There is no conclusion, but they are generally not too high. The champion is at most a county magistrate.