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| − | '''Wushu''' ("martial | + | '''Wushu''' ([[Simplified Chinese|Simplified]]: 武术; [[Traditional Chinese|Traditional]]: 武術; [[Hanyu pinyin]]: wŭshù; literally "martial technique") is a catch-all term used to refer to [[Chinese]] [[martial arts]]. |
| − | The best known examples of wushu are [[Kung Fu]] and [[Tai Chi]]. | + | The best known examples of wushu are [[Kung Fu San Soo|Kung Fu]] and [[Tai Chi]]. |
| − | [[Category: Martial | + | ==See also== |
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Latest revision as of 01:45, June 28, 2016
Wushu (Simplified: 武术; Traditional: 武術; Hanyu pinyin: wŭshù; literally "martial technique") is a catch-all term used to refer to Chinese martial arts.
The best known examples of wushu are Kung Fu and Tai Chi.