All right! But what China and Brazil waiting for to do according to comercial transition throught Yen? Well in true it's happening so early. The goverment thouse countries ready doing it. They believe Brazil couldn't to Just depend on dollar no more. Dollar will be not the only.
@@ernandessousa9033 Agreed, but have they considered the impact of penguin migration patterns on the price of bananas? It's all connected if you look at the weather in Antarctica. Soon we’ll be trading in sea shells again.
When Guanyu died on battlefield, his warhorse named "scarlet hare" just stood next to Guanyu body and refused to go. Cao cao tried to take the horse, but scarlet hare refused to go with anyone and refused to eat till it died
It was Sun Quan. And the horse was given to a Wu General Ma Zhong as a reward (The Green Dragon was given to another general Pan Zhang). Ma Zhong also fatally wounded Huang Zhong in the battle, but two turncoats killed him after the battle and tried surrendering to Shu. Too bad for them, Liu Bei was having none of it (they also surrendered to Wu to save their own asses after Guan Yu threatened them with capital punishment) and got Guan Xing to behead them both. As for Pan Zhang, during a chance encounter with Guan Xing where they took shelter in a hut, Pan Zhang was stunned by Guan Yu's ghost and killed by Xing. The weapon was thus reclaimed.
@@leondee918 Nah, that was his other sworn brother Zhang Fei. Zhang Fei's brutish and unreasonable nature makes him a terrible superior to work with. His alcohol addiction, hot temper and recklessness got him in trouble back in Lu Bu's days when the latter sought asylum under Liu Bei. Even though Guan Yu can put his resentment aside for the sake of a common goal, Zhang Fei didn't. He got drunk and abused Lu Bu's henchman and gave Lu Bu a pretext to take XuZhou. Too bad for him, this made him unpopular, and he was assassinated when his deadlines proved impossible to meet. "LB: Please don't abuse your subordinates nor get drunk" (Proceeds to do exactly that and got assassinated for the trouble).
the weapon is for chopping legs off of horses and would have been floppy in that time period due to metal temperament. a heavy thick blade wouldnt swing fast enough to chop a speeding horse. it would have been a rigid sharp razor like blade thick only on one side. the back of the guanyu was hard with a hook and the front was floppy with a razor blade of steel. the other end had a spike
@@DoctorP007 Nope. Blade that thin would've crumbled like a piece of aluminum foil when hit on a thick surface like horse hide. Ever heard of structure integrity?
Agree. If this was used for a real war, then there is a high chance the blade will hit a hard surface. It should be thicker, or at least stronger. "It will be heavy if it's thicker" Bro, that's why not everyone capable of using it. It's for the strong and skillful one.
a pretty form to be sure, but I'm sorry, I like the Quan Dao, and I have trained with a combat weight weapon, and many of the moves I see in forms are flat out impossible to do with a combat weight weapon. You want to train for real, train with correctly weighted weapons, not ones that weigh less than a Kilo.
The flappiness of the blade in the video distracts me a lot. "Quan Dao" is famous for its heaviness. Not that it must be that heavy for stage performance, but at least don't make it flap so easily like those flappy sword! It is worse than painting a wooden blade in silver.
I’m with you guys, I couldn’t take this demonstration seriously because of the wobbly blade and flappy foil sound no matter how good the practitioner actually is.
It's a performance art. Wushu is not for combat. Back in the day, wushu was trained by theater actors for battle plays. Commies dismantled combat kungfu during the cultural revolution and replaced it with the performance version and used government resources to promote the performance art as martial arts when historically it has always been for theatre.
Wushu weapons used for performances are designed to be lighter and more flexible than the real ones. It’s mostly for aesthetics- the movement and reflections enhance the fast movements. They also make it slightly easier to judge- weapons that aren’t swung hard or fast enough aren’t as loud.
🤦♂️I read the comments. Often people write that it is not a martial art. Truth. This is a sports competition version intended for competition. But it is not a degradation of traditional wushu. Traditional wushu is degraded by those who claim to be warriors, but you will never see them in the sanshou category because they compete with their shaolin quan in the traditional taolu category🤦♂️
I've watched Wushutaolu championships for a while but never knew Guandao was a thing? Is it new? The techniques look like a combination of Gunshu and Qiangshu
This might be a dumb question but is the floor at these competitions springy like gymnastics floors? I know that gymnastics uses the Taishan brand which is the label on the floor over there but I don't know if it's the same product between the two sports.
@@bluehippofilms thank you so much. I did one gymnastics competition in China and the floor was used by a wushu demo after we were done and it's confused me ever since. Makes sense though, the wushu athletes looked like they were having the time of their lives on our floor haha
I have seen 70 years old man performing hard qigong ，He is only about 1.65 meters tall, very thin about 120 pounds ，He made a big circle with a thin rope and hung it over his ear，A little boy about 10 years old can sit on a rope and swing
As a chinese myself I’m very proud to see a real chinese traditional martial art practitioner representing my culture and martial arts in a very beautiful majestic noble traditional and true authentic way involving wearing hanfu and looking like Guan Yu one of the greatest honourable warriors of ancient China only problem is the martial arts display here is not very good compared to the real Guan Yu because the real Guan Yu has more speed and professional skills compare to this person but still not bad thanks thanks alot for representing my culture
@@SussurroKshatriya I understand because firstly martial arts are a utility for combat and defense and also exercise health and sports but in the modern world it is become a joke because martial arts especially chinese martial arts has been commercialised into a form of stage act for entertainment if the spirit of Guan Yu is watching he might be disappointed as this is a mockery to chinese militia combative arts
It sure would be nice to use actual combat weapon that way we can truly see the power and skill of the kwan dao wielder. That type of soft "wu shu" style apparatus are not design for actual combat skill it will not cut through a 2"x2" piece of wood or would its thrusting penetrate a carboard those type of apparatus is design for performance, it is an apparatus or equipment not a combat weapon.
Interestingly, when Guanyu was actually alive, the Guandao was not yet an extant weapon. The only historical record suggests he made use of cavalry broadswords, although this was likely not even his main weapon.
???? Well Yeah. I'd bet that if someone handed you any type of weapon and said, "Swing this around," you'd likely hurt yourself. Don't you think this person trained for years to do this?
With traditional weapons it is really hard to separate the performance art from the practical applications. This performance did that very well.
All right! But what China and Brazil waiting for to do according to comercial transition throught Yen? Well in true it's happening so early. The goverment thouse countries ready doing it. They believe Brazil couldn't to Just depend on dollar no more. Dollar will be not the only.
I am not quite sure what you mean by that.
@@faizahfakhruddin7068basically what the guy did can be used in actual fighting
wouldn't say this has applications.. but well done indeed.
@@ernandessousa9033 Agreed, but have they considered the impact of penguin migration patterns on the price of bananas? It's all connected if you look at the weather in Antarctica. Soon we’ll be trading in sea shells again.
When Guanyu died on battlefield, his warhorse named "scarlet hare" just stood next to Guanyu body and refused to go. Cao cao tried to take the horse, but scarlet hare refused to go with anyone and refused to eat till it died
Guanyu didn't die on battlefield but beheaded after being captured.
It was Sun Quan. And the horse was given to a Wu General Ma Zhong as a reward (The Green Dragon was given to another general Pan Zhang).
Ma Zhong also fatally wounded Huang Zhong in the battle, but two turncoats killed him after the battle and tried surrendering to Shu. Too bad for them, Liu Bei was having none of it (they also surrendered to Wu to save their own asses after Guan Yu threatened them with capital punishment) and got Guan Xing to behead them both.
As for Pan Zhang, during a chance encounter with Guan Xing where they took shelter in a hut, Pan Zhang was stunned by Guan Yu's ghost and killed by Xing. The weapon was thus reclaimed.
If I'm not mistaken, he was caught while sleeping and drunk, and beheaded
@@leondee918 Nah, that was his other sworn brother Zhang Fei. Zhang Fei's brutish and unreasonable nature makes him a terrible superior to work with. His alcohol addiction, hot temper and recklessness got him in trouble back in Lu Bu's days when the latter sought asylum under Liu Bei. Even though Guan Yu can put his resentment aside for the sake of a common goal, Zhang Fei didn't. He got drunk and abused Lu Bu's henchman and gave Lu Bu a pretext to take XuZhou. Too bad for him, this made him unpopular, and he was assassinated when his deadlines proved impossible to meet. "LB: Please don't abuse your subordinates nor get drunk" (Proceeds to do exactly that and got assassinated for the trouble).
That War Horse belonged to the great general Lu Bu. Lu Bu is the only warrior who could beat Guan Yu in battle.
Imagine if this is a cosplay show, he will be the most badass Guanyu cosplayer.
Missing the signature beard though..
He needs an angry red face with a beard.
yeah yeah ur right. Missing the red face and the beard but his moves does really matters
The blade has to be thicker. The flapping of the blade takes away the true meaning of the weapon.
but thicker blades dont make cool sound
Nah.. the sound is nice😂
the weapon is for chopping legs off of horses and would have been floppy in that time period due to metal temperament. a heavy thick blade wouldnt swing fast enough to chop a speeding horse. it would have been a rigid sharp razor like blade thick only on one side. the back of the guanyu was hard with a hook and the front was floppy with a razor blade of steel. the other end had a spike
@@DoctorP007 Nope. Blade that thin would've crumbled like a piece of aluminum foil when hit on a thick surface like horse hide. Ever heard of structure integrity?
Agree. If this was used for a real war, then there is a high chance the blade will hit a hard surface. It should be thicker, or at least stronger.
"It will be heavy if it's thicker"
Bro, that's why not everyone capable of using it. It's for the strong and skillful one.
Flawless Victory 🙌
Impressive! You have to have guts to dress like that in a wushu tournament! This is what those cosplay kids should be aspiring to...!
I think the same
Is so beautiful
He’s even dressed like him , love the dedication
Really? using a tin foil floppy blade? Guan Yu bones are turning in the grave...
@@hclau218 Real weapons are not allowed mate. Thatz why the floppy thin blade. Same applies to all competitors.
@@ftd7435 Don't need to be sharp weapon, just a bit of respect to use firm blades.
This guy has very good form. He should audition for one of those wuxia films. :)
a pretty form to be sure, but I'm sorry, I like the Quan Dao, and I have trained with a combat weight weapon, and many of the moves I see in forms are flat out impossible to do with a combat weight weapon. You want to train for real, train with correctly weighted weapons, not ones that weigh less than a Kilo.
Exactly my words!
I was thinking the same.
The flappiness of the blade in the video distracts me a lot. "Quan Dao" is famous for its heaviness. Not that it must be that heavy for stage performance, but at least don't make it flap so easily like those flappy sword! It is worse than painting a wooden blade in silver.
I’m with you guys, I couldn’t take this demonstration seriously because of the wobbly blade and flappy foil sound no matter how good the practitioner actually is.
It's a performance art. Wushu is not for combat. Back in the day, wushu was trained by theater actors for battle plays. Commies dismantled combat kungfu during the cultural revolution and replaced it with the performance version and used government resources to promote the performance art as martial arts when historically it has always been for theatre.
Why did the blade flap so much? Is the weapon real?
Wushu weapons used for performances are designed to be lighter and more flexible than the real ones.
It’s mostly for aesthetics- the movement and reflections enhance the fast movements.
They also make it slightly easier to judge- weapons that aren’t swung hard or fast enough aren’t as loud.
Where could I find an outfit like that? Who could send me some link, please?
Dynasty Warriors LIVE ACTION movie confirmed :P OOPS
HONOR TO GUANYU!
De đẹp mat thoi
Disgrace, you mean.. 😂😂
with that ultra thin foil blade.... Guanyu would say..... "that's not a guandao, this is a guando"
ジャッキー次回作のオーディションですか？
Excelente demostración
🤦♂️I read the comments. Often people write that it is not a martial art. Truth. This is a sports competition version intended for competition. But it is not a degradation of traditional wushu. Traditional wushu is degraded by those who claim to be warriors, but you will never see them in the sanshou category because they compete with their shaolin quan in the traditional taolu category🤦♂️
Great performance 🤗
素晴らしいです😻👍
Wu Long spear build is looking pretty good!
keren....idenya bagus bgt. Tampil sambil cosplay dengan skill yg sesuai.
I watch this performance many times. It is incredible!
why is the thing so wobbly?
I hate the flimsy blades. Guan Yu was a beefcake. Give the boy a beefy dao on a stick.
I don't know what I'm watching, but I like the sound. I was hoping it would be set to music though.
As a Shang main I agree with this.
I've watched Wushutaolu championships for a while but never knew Guandao was a thing? Is it new? The techniques look like a combination of Gunshu and Qiangshu
What about Liu bie and Zhang fie in wushu
This might be a dumb question but is the floor at these competitions springy like gymnastics floors? I know that gymnastics uses the Taishan brand which is the label on the floor over there but I don't know if it's the same product between the two sports.
No bounce at all. The carpet does give a slight bit of cushion compared to a hard floor of course
@@bluehippofilms thank you so much. I did one gymnastics competition in China and the floor was used by a wushu demo after we were done and it's confused me ever since. Makes sense though, the wushu athletes looked like they were having the time of their lives on our floor haha
Be it traditional or not, it was still very impressive😊
Its not traditional. These wushu routines were created in the early 1900s. The running back and forth seems really out of place in these routines.
@@BestMods168 then I'll say it again: "it was still very impressive 😊"
@@BestMods168it's not traditional, it's for artistic expression and athletes sometimes become action stars
😂我想知道耍到一半，刀片折了或飛了，還耍的下去嗎？
holy crap, that staff is heavy and his movements are fast and fluid
Awesome!!!👍
Is the Seiryu sword this thin?
Awesome job. Jiayo!
jiayou!
很好看 ! 很好榛 !
Everyone should dress like this in wushu tournaments.
The beard is half the man though. Sooo close!
I know, I know. He should have gone for the beard!
You didn't see him stroking his beard?
I have seen 70 years old man performing hard qigong ，He is only about 1.65 meters tall, very thin about 120 pounds ，He made a big circle with a thin rope and hung it over his ear，A little boy about 10 years old can sit on a rope and swing
Very nice
How can that flappy blade cut through anything?
Long đao yển nguyệt gì mà rung rinh như lá lúa trước gió vậy?
Is this a official patern or his personal demo?
와~~~멋지다 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Whoever says this looks traditional knows nothing about real chinese martial art
This is also an aspect of traditional Chinese martial art. Chinese martial art is a very broad term with a lot of performance aspects. 😊
As a chinese myself I’m very proud to see a real chinese traditional martial art practitioner representing my culture and martial arts in a very beautiful majestic noble traditional and true authentic way involving wearing hanfu and looking like Guan Yu one of the greatest honourable warriors of ancient China only problem is the martial arts display here is not very good compared to the real Guan Yu because the real Guan Yu has more speed and professional skills compare to this person but still not bad thanks thanks alot for representing my culture
@@rudichong3869 Of course, good performance reminiscent and commemorative, but not martial art.
@@rudichong3869 很想知道 你看過關羽的速度嗎？
@@SussurroKshatriya I understand because firstly martial arts are a utility for combat and defense and also exercise health and sports but in the modern world it is become a joke because martial arts especially chinese martial arts has been commercialised into a form of stage act for entertainment if the spirit of Guan Yu is watching he might be disappointed as this is a mockery to chinese militia combative arts
為什麼刀那麼薄
Võ sư Trương Minh Cường Đại Đao của Bạn thể hiện quá tuyệt hảo
The flappy blade sounds were really distracting, but otherwise a cool performance. I liked the "beard stroke" move.
im extremely proud of this boy WELLDONE he look like guan yu when he was young 好一个少年关云长
Sao ko gắn thêm râu
he's like a warrior
The performance of Mr. Hongshen is great! But...
Where's the graceful beard of General Guan?
It sure would be nice to use actual combat weapon that way we can truly see the power and skill of the kwan dao wielder. That type of soft "wu shu" style apparatus are not design for actual combat skill it will not cut through a 2"x2" piece of wood or would its thrusting penetrate a carboard those type of apparatus is design for performance, it is an apparatus or equipment not a combat weapon.
那工作人員悠然自得在比赛時進入埸区，在所有評委前行过，沒话說了，他才是冠军!
Nếu a cầm đao của Quan Vũ thì núa dc ko nhỉ?
Bro did some cosplay for his performance. Respect.
不愧是2D，果然天下無敵！
二哥回來了❤️
I wasn't expecting the blade to be so flexible
Incredible
0:33 that's when he brushed his long beard (the real Guanyu was famous for the long beard)
Epic skills!... The Nickelodeon flappy sound is kinda harshing the vibe tho....
Not sure if he can move real guandao like Guanyu since it is heavier.
那把关刀是否太薄了吧！下次直接用纸吧
Great
Wow my Gawd!!! Guanyu!!!
but real weapon is much more heavy about 50-118 kg
I liked the nod to Guanyu with the beard stroke.
This is amazing!
Wow….it’s cool bro👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Liu Bei and Zhang Fei were clapping in the crowd
"I claim another victory in the name of my brother"
刀刃的誇張晃動滿吸睛的，材質太輕太軟了
假的刀，中国对武器有限制的，实材的刀一般重得多而且刀片是不会这么晃悠的，吴三桂的关刀有保存至今。
nice... too bad the props is too flimsy.. should use slightly stiffer one
Why your knift is very slim ??
Shen of kung fu panda 2 is the villain who knows how to use guandao best
We just need the beard and he'd be perfect!
Looks more like dance than anything.
Though, it's called martial "arts" for a reason, I suppose.
No shit Sherlock you're watching a performance sport, you might as well question how olympic diving is suppose to make them a better swimmer.
@@Mouhappai Who pissed in your cereal this morning?
舞跳的不錯
With some long mustache and beard, this will look more amazing!
どうして刃がペラペラなのでしょうか？
Травмо безопасная реплика
要是沒有旁邊的人在那邊喊就更好了
А с настоящим оружием?
Interestingly, when Guanyu was actually alive, the Guandao was not yet an extant weapon. The only historical record suggests he made use of cavalry broadswords, although this was likely not even his main weapon.
If we want to look at history, then we need to stop linking it with dynasty warriors 😂
No beard?
Missed opportunity right? Lol
I'm sure the real Guanyu can kick his ass without breaking a sweat.
Nice !
Đỉnh của chóp
feather knife??
You can dress like Guan Yu, but really the entire performance is lost without the beard.
據說青龍揠月刀首現在宋代, 那關羽其實拿的該是甚麼武器?
不是拿枪，就是拿戟呗。
大概率是马槊
因為三國演義，三國誌，三國無雙還要是真·那個跟歷史記載都是不一樣的
awesome!!!
So much control but with the blade not heavy it changes how it's handled bravo tho
0:49 cool move, this swing can q several people😁
Na artes marciais da China o kung fu
Os chineses sao os melhores do mundo nao tem nem como discutir
This is so cool! I'd end up chopping my own head off 20 secs into this performance haha
???? Well Yeah. I'd bet that if someone handed you any type of weapon and said, "Swing this around," you'd likely hurt yourself. Don't you think this person trained for years to do this?
Where is Zhang Fei? 😂
They should use actual glaive because it is much heavier.
這大刀的攻擊範圍也太短了吧
不要說出來 不然很好笑
比赛要求 这个大刀要两百斤，你去拿下试试
@@rinrin-rl8ye 你到底懂不懂規則
國際套路協會明明就明文規定不得低於82公斤
與當年關雲長的那把重量相當
哪來的200斤
唬爛也麻煩做好功課
@@rinrin-rl8ye200g嗎？哈哈😂😂😂
@@rinrin-rl8ye 2百斤不太可能，中国古代大刀分练功刀和实战刀两种。古代武举要求的练功刀也不过几十至上百斤，而且考生要过关只需拿起来转几圈稍微展示一下。实战刀的演练要求就高多了，要求能够“耍花”，因为实战刀轻，一般10几斤而已，这里的时间明显已经达到实战刀的程度了。
ฮึ..ฮะ..ฮึย..จ๊าก....เงีบย..ง๊อย..😁😁😂😃😁😃😊
This looks like a mixture of shaolin guandao and shaolin pudao