I have become very interested in martial arts recently. I asked what kind of martial arts there are in various countries! Please give me the name of the martial arts and a short introduction~~~50 rew

I have become very interested in martial arts recently. I asked what kind of martial arts there are in various countries! Please give me the name of the martial arts and a short introduction~~~50 reward if satisfied! The entire URL is also available

China:

Martial arts, fists, kicks and the use of weapons are traditional Chinese sports. Its contents include kicking, hitting, throwing, grabbing, falling, striking, splitting and The stabbing and other movements are composed of various offensive and defensive fighting skills, routines and single position exercises with bare hands and equipment according to certain rules. It is one of the outstanding cultural heritages that the Chinese people have continuously accumulated and enriched in their long-term social practice.

What is martial arts? It is martial arts to stop fighting. Wu is composed of the two characters "Zhi" and "Ge", which means the technique of stopping disputes. Martial arts emphasizes treating oneself with others, that is, martial ethics. It does not teach you how to hit others, but teaches you how to be a human being. Learning martial arts is both a training of technique and an exploration of philosophy.

Jeet Kune Do: It is an all-round free fighting technique created by Bruce Lee that integrates the essence of various martial arts in the world. "Jet Kune Do" means the way to block the opponent's punch, or the way to intercept the opponent's punch. Jeet Kune Do advocates a high degree of freedom in fighting. Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do posters and instinctiveness abandon traditional forms and express themselves faithfully. "Considering the impossible as the law, the infinite as the limited" is the program and essence of Jeet Kune Do. It applies Eastern and Western philosophical concepts to martial arts and is a fighting instruction and methodology

Japan:

Karate: also known as empty hands, originated from the Ryukyu Kingdom (now the Ryukyu Islands). A system composed of various martial arts. Its predecessor is the ancient Ryukyu martial arts "hand". After integrating the imported Chinese martial arts, it was respectfully called "Tang Hand" by the Ryukyu people. It was introduced to Japan during the Taisho period, and influenced by Japanese martial arts, it became "karate". After World War II, it spread widely around the world. Karate includes kicking, hitting, throwing, holding, throwing, locking, twisting, reverse techniques, acupoints and other techniques. Some schools also practice weapon techniques.

Judo: (Jūdō, じゅうどう) means "the way of gentleness" in Japanese. It’s the “gentle way.” Judo is partly derived from an ancient Japanese samurai fighting technique with bare hands: jujitsu. Judo, which wins matches by throwing an opponent to the ground, is the only Olympic sport that allows the use of chokeholds or joint-breaking techniques to subdue an opponent. Judo is a highly confrontational competitive sport that emphasizes the proficiency of players' mastery of skills rather than the comparison of strength.

Aikido: It is a Japanese martial art that relies on skill to win. It is a modern martial art rooted in the Japanese Daito-ryu Aiki jujitsu. "strength" and "do not take the initiative to attack". Nowadays, what is generally called Aikido is divided into two schools: Japanese and Korean. There are some differences between each other in their respective development.

South Korea:

Taekwondo: (Korean: English: Taekwondo) is a relatively popular martial art on the Korean Peninsula. It is a Korean national sport that uses hand and foot techniques to fight. project. It consists of poomsae (tel), confrontation, defeat, stunts and other parts. Tae (TAE) means kicking and hitting with feet; Kwon (KWON) means striking with fists; Tao (DO) is an art method. Taekwondo is an art form that utilizes fists and kicks. It is a Kung Fu that focuses on footwork, with footwork accounting for 70%. Taekwondo has 24 sets of routines; in addition, there are weapons, grappling, lock-breaking, sparring and self-defense techniques and more than 10 basic skills. Taekwondo is a Korean martial art developed through East Asian culture. It is based on the Eastern soul, inherits a long tradition, and is based on the martial arts spirit of "starting with etiquette and ending with etiquette".

Thailand:

Muay Thai: Thai boxing, which is very lethal. Muay Thai is a legendary fighting skill, a sport known for its strength and agility. It mainly uses the eight weapons of the human body, including fists, legs, knees, and elbows, to attack. The punches and kicks, the knees and elbows are used to exert force smoothly and smoothly, and the power is displayed extremely abundantly. The attack power is fierce. What people call Muay Thai nowadays generally refers to modern Muay Thai, rather than ancient Muay Boran.

Europe:

Boxing: It is a sport of fighting with boxing gloves. It has both amateur (also known as Olympic boxing) and professional business competitions. The goal of the game is to score more points than the opponent to defeat the opponent or to defeat the opponent and end the game. At the same time, the contestants must try to avoid the opponent's blows. Boxing is called "the sport of the brave." As early as the ancient Greek and Roman times, there are many vivid records about boxing.

Brazil:

Capola: Originated from Brazil, South America. Due to the slavery policy in South America at that time, the nobles and slaveholders oppressed these African-Brazilian slaves with force and brutality, and When the slaves could no longer stand the oppression of the nobles and slaveholders, they began to fight for freedom. Because the hands of these slaves were tied with chains, they developed many attacks with their feet to resist the nobles and slaveholders who oppressed them. It can be regarded as a fighting skill in Brazil in the early days. Later, it evolved into a Brazilian folk dance art, and gradually added the accompaniment of percussion instruments.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu was originally a grappling martial art. Its techniques and strategies are based on in-depth study of ground fighting.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is derived from Japanese Jiu-Jitsu, a jiu-jitsu practitioner who is good at dragging his opponent to the ground and then gaining control on the ground. Once a control position is formed, Jiu-Jitsu practitioners can use a variety of attack methods such as joint techniques, choke techniques or striking techniques to subdue the opponent. In the first Ultimate Fighting Competition (UFC) in 1993, Hois Gracie won the championship, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu began to attract the attention of the world.

These are the more mainstream fighting techniques, and I hope you will adopt them.