Since the beginning of the millennium,
Warriors have always existed in the world,
Before the Great Unification, those warriors were regarded as gods by ordinary people, and later evolved into some mythical stories, such as Dayu's flood control in ancient times and the canonization of gods in the Zhou Dynasty.
After the Great Unification, warriors have been active in rivers, lakes and temples. However, communication was not developed in ancient times, and few people could see warriors fighting with their own eyes. Through word of mouth, warriors are no longer as sacred as before the Great Unification, but they are still mysterious.
With the progress of the times, technology develops. Warriors gradually appeared in the public eye, and the Chinese government formulated a new national policy to deal with this inevitable phenomenon.
The eight-character policy of using culture to control force and using force to strengthen the country has been adjusted according to the national conditions.
1. Establish five major martial arts institutions with military and political backgrounds in the country. The martial artists included will actively participate in professional martial arts competitions, while supervising various sects and private clubs.
When necessary, they assist the police martial arts department in checking and filling in internal deficiencies, and high-level warriors assist the military martial arts department in external deterrence.
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As for modern martial arts, we have to start from a university martial arts club...
