Chang Zhizhao's amazing 9.80 wushu changquan at the 14th All China Games

[@bedoabdelkarem22]

Wow that's wonderful 😲

[@Marina-d4n6b]

God...😍😍😍

[@clashallday]

I think he finished 3rd bro 🤔🤔

[@bluehippofilms]

Nope. He was 2nd in Changquan, 3rd in Daoshu and gunshu, and 2nd in All Around. You can check the official scores here (use Google translate if you need to): info.2021shaanxi.com/?fbclid=IwAR2pPYg_7-ZlfD5v5c8N_pUBEzr9zEDP9_SynKes-0ZxEFMFjV24ByRqUyI#/sports/result/unit?module=schedule&discipline=WTL&date=&event=WTLMCQDSGS------------&unit=WTLMCQDSGS------------FNL---------&key=&ScheduleStatus=undefined

[@lucacasagrande2456]

@@bluehippofilms imagine finishing 2nd with 9.80! Jesus what a competition

[@jm7100]

@@lucacasagrande2456 the top 5 in such competitions is rigged

[@mutsuzawa]

Damn... this looks really cool, but it is nowhere near Chinese martial arts....

[@cristophedowner1172]

How

[@NLLHW]

This is *literally* Chinese martial arts

[@cupbored]

And? Does he need to kill someone to score higher in your opinion? Irrelevant remark...

[@lucacasagrande2456]

@@NLLHW well not exactly, the modern wushu has been invented around half a century ago, the traditional styles are the true essence of Chinese martial arts. But to make the competition and the judgment easier is necessary to have modern styles which are more choreographical and more "attractive" for those who doesn't know anything about wushu

[@NLLHW]

@@lucacasagrande2456 It's always so embarrassing when a foreigner tries to explain Chinese culture back to a Chinese person. I've been practicing wushu for the last decade of my life, I'm aware of the history. Thanks though.