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Which is the best self defense martial art?
Chinese martial arts
In which country would you come across the martial art of Wushu?
Wushu is a Chinese martial arts.
What did ancient Chinese study?
Astronomy. art, writing, martial arts, aesthetics.
What does 'wushu' mean?
Well, Wushu is the Chinese term for martial arts in general but also refers to a Chinese martial art with the same name.
Which Chinese is the best in martial arts?
the best chinese martial art in my opinion is wing chun kung fu and the best martial arts teacher of this style would either be ip man or sum nung
Is karate a sport in china?
If you mean martial arts then yes. Though not Chinese, Judo and Tae Kwon Do are martial arts and Olympic Sports. Mixed Martial Arts is a popular sport that uses parts of different martial arts, and some Chinese arts can be incorporated into this at appropriate times.
What is martial art bourne?
If you're asking where martial arts was born ... Then most believe it was born in China , and that , " Kung Fu" was the first martial arts form.
What are the martial arts that have weapons?
ken-do in a form of martial art that uses primarily swords, although most martial arts use weapons at some level.
What category is karate?
Karate is a martial art. It originated in Okinawa. It is a mixture of local Okinawan martial arts and chinese kung fu.
Is martial arts and whushu same art?
wushu is a Chinese kung fu so yes it is a martial arts and if you watch : jet li's fearless" you will see wushu in action
What type of martial art does donnie yen have?
Wing Chun is the form of martial arts that was popularized by Donnie Yen.
What did Jackie Chan learn at the Beijing Opera School?
Jackie Chan learned music, singing, Chinese Opera performance skills, Chinese Opera Make-up (both of these take years of practice and are an art form in themselves), martial arts, operatic martial arts, acrobatics, and at night they had 'regular' school lessons.
