When the two of them wanted to watch the video, Yue Feihu was unable to watch the video in the phone due to the lack of power on his mobile phone, so he had to charge the battery first and then continue to watch the video.

"I'm sorry, my phone is out of battery. Let's talk about something else first, by the way, I don't know what you know about the top ten martial arts in the world now? Martial arts is just the saying of our Huaxia country, and in the world, because it is called fighting with fists and feet. Yue Feihu looked at Liu Chen and asked.

Top 10 Martial Arts in the World!!

For a long time, 6 Chen has only been in the martial arts of Huaxia Kingdom, and he really doesn't know much about foreign martial arts, that is, martial arts.

6 Chen said with some embarrassment: "I really don't know yet, I still want Brother Feihu to talk to me well, and let me have a long experience." I really don't know much about foreign martial arts. ”

Yue Feihu was very impressed when he saw 6 Chen so modest. This is much better than those young people who get carried away with some strength. So Yue Feihu began to tell 6 Chen, and he said it from back to front.

In the top 10 martial arts in the world, the 10th is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu began as a martial art of wrestling, and its technique and strategy were based on an in-depth study of ground fighting. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is derived from Japanese Jiu-Jitsu, a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner who excels at dragging an opponent towards the canvas and then gaining a controlled stance on the ground. Once in a control stance, Jiu-Jitsu practitioners can use a variety of attacks such as joints, chokes, or striking techniques to subdue their opponents.

In ninth place is Jukido, an alternative martial art developed by an American who visited masters in Japan during wartime. The main premise of Qi Gathering is to absorb the opponent's attacks, and some attacks that can kill ordinary people cannot be applied to them.

In eighth place is judo, a martial art that focuses on grappling and ground fighting. Fuso is known as the "Land of Judo". Judo is a unique discipline in Fuso martial arts, which evolved from Jiu-Jitsu. In Fuso, it means "the way of softness". It's the "gentle way".

Judo has its origins in part from an ancient Japanese samurai technique of empty-handed fighting: Jiu-Jitsu. Judo, which wins by throwing opponents to the ground, is the only Olympic sport that allows the use of means such as choking or twisting joints to subdue opponents. Judo is a highly competitive sport that emphasizes skill rather than a balance of strength.

The seventh is ninjutsu, a traditional Japanese martial art that is called ninja by those who learn ninjutsu. The highest level of ninjutsu practice is the ability to see anything as a weapon, and to feel danger with a "sixth sense" at any time.

Ninjutsu is a technique used in Japan to carry out espionage. Ninjutsu encompasses combat, creating chaos, and gathering intelligence. Training in ninjutsu includes camouflage, escape, hiding, fighting, geography, medicine, and explosives. Ninjutsu originated from an ancient folk assassination technique in Fuso, and was later influenced by Chinese martial arts and Sun Tzu's Art of War, and its origin was in the Iga region.

According to the research, a monk from China who was said to be the teacher of Hattori Hanzo's father traveled to the area and asked the local samurai if they would like to learn a martial art that combined the mind and body, and this led to the development of ninjutsu. Although ninjutsu is integrated into the ninjutsu of Fuso Shinto, it is different from the ninjutsu of Fuso Shinto, which is generally used for military purposes.

In sixth place is Aikido, a martial art founded in the 1920s by Japanese martial arts master Morihei Ueshiba. Aikido is not a martial art aimed at knocking down an opponent, but a martial art that follows the opponent's offensive and then dissolves it.

Aikido is characterized by cutting into the opponent's dead corners and destroying the opponent's center of gravity, focusing on joint techniques and wrestling techniques. Instead of attacking the opponent with brute force, it directs the opponent's power to a non-threatening direction, and even absorbs and turns into its own power to counterattack. Emphasizing that skill has nothing to do with age, gender, or physique, it is entirely about harmonizing and using one's own qi, controlling and destroying the opponent's qi to determine the outcome of the victory. Goryeo-style aikido, on the other hand, is more aggressive.

In fifth place is karate, a traditional martial art of Fuso Ryukyu, which means the technique of attacking with the hand as a weapon. Karate is practiced by combining the body and mind and using both hands as a weapon to knock out opponents.

Karate is formed by combining the traditional martial arts of Fuso with the Ryukyu martial arts of the Tang Technique, and originated from the Tang Hands of the Fuso Martial Arts and the Ryukyu Martial Arts. Tang hand is a Chinese martial art introduced to the Ryukyus, combined with the local martial arts Ryukyu hand exhibition, and the Japanese native people combined Kyushu and Honshu wrestling, throwing and other fighting skills with Tang hand, and finally formed karate.

After World War II, it was widely disseminated throughout the world through U.S. military propaganda. Karate includes a variety of techniques such as kicking, hitting, throwing, holding, throwing, locking, choking, counter-tricks, pointing, and some schools also practice weaponry.

In the fourth place is Taijiquan, Taijiquan, is based on the traditional Chinese Confucianism, Taoist philosophy in the Tai Chi, Yin and Yang dialectical concept as the core idea, set to nourish temperament, strengthen the body, technical confrontation and other functions as a whole, combined with the changes of the five elements of Yin and Yang that are easy to learn, Chinese medicine meridians, ancient guidance and breathing techniques to form a kind of internal and external cultivation, soft, slow, light, rigid and soft Han traditional boxing.

The third place is taekwondo, the national skill of Goryeo, which is mainly based on feet and supplemented by fists. His quick attacks and delicate footwork have made him one of the most popular martial arts.

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art that has passed through the East Asian cultural exhibition, and is based on the spirit of martial arts that "begins with the ritual and ends with the ceremony". Its footwork accounts for 7o%. There are a total of 25 sets of taekwondo routines, as well as weapons, grappling, lock-wrestling, self-defense and more than 1o basic kung fu.

In second place is Muay Thai, a martial art that originally existed in the forests of Thailand, and later spread to Ayutthaya and the world. Muay Thai has very few striking techniques, they don't have a number of segments, and the purpose of the practice is to practice the spirit and connect simple attacks so that their opponents can't parry.

Muay Thai is Thai boxing, which is lethal. Muay Thai is a legendary martial arts art known for its strength and agility. Mainly use the human body's fist, legs, knees, elbows and limbs as eight kinds of weapons to attack, punch legs, make the knee with elbow force smooth and smooth, the strength is extremely abundant, the attack power is fierce, known as the strongest fighting skills.

And it has to be said that Shaolin martial arts, a martial art with a long history in China, is known as the origin of all martial arts. Shaolin Kung Fu is mainly based on the study of martial arts, and the practice content is extremely extensive, including fists and foot weapons, and it is called the source of martial arts

After hearing Yue Feihu's story, Liu Chen nodded gratefully. For these 6 Chen, I have heard of it but I don't have a specific understanding, and after hearing his words again, I became interested, which can be said to have broadened his horizons.

(End of chapter)

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