There is no 'Chinese Karate.' There are Chinese Martial Arts, some of which served as a basis for the creation of karate. The Chinese practice Kung Fu, Wushu and Tai Chi Chuan as the primary arts. White Crane Kung Fu served as one of the sources for what is now called karate.
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Yes, Tai Chi Chuan is a Chinese Martial Art.
kung fu, tai kuan-do, karate, judo, dujissu and fung-swai
Many cultures and countries around the world (especially in East Asia) develop various practices of self-defense throughout the centuries, such as the Japanese karate, jiujitsu, judo, aikido, and hapkido, Chinese wushu and kung fu, and Korean taekwondo, as well as many more.
Karate all the way. i know i do karate and have done a couple others. karate is the best.
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the website is called Chinese.com
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The kanji for Karate is going to be the same in Chinese as it is in Japanese. I can't paste in the appropriate two characters here.
Karate was developed in Okinawa. They combined the local Wrestling with Chinese Kung Fu to create karate.
Wushu is the Chinese martial art also known as kung fu and is not karate.Wushu is not Karate. It is more of a sports nature kung fu. Karate orginated in Japan (Okinawa) whereas Wushu is an Chinese martial art.
Karate is not Chinese. Karate comes from Okinawa, where it was created by combining Okinawan wrestling and Chinese Kung Fu. In China, Kung Fu is said to have originated in the Shoalin Temple.
Karate evolved from a combination of Chinese martial art of kung fu and Okinawa wrestling.
Its is called as Korean Karate. Tae Kwon Do the national modern korean art has deep roots in ancient Korean styles, but the poomsae (forms) are based on those taught in Okinawan karate. Okinawan karate evolved from southern Chinese martial arts. You can find similarities between karate and nanquan or karate and hung gar. Ancient Korean martial arts were developed from northern Chinese martial arts like chang quan.Hence, it encapsulates both, the Korean and Japanese traditions, as well as ancient Chinese. People call it Korean karate because they see only the similarity between forms of Taekwondo and Karate. Yet, they forget that their concepts are opposite. Southern Chinese and Japanese martial arts fight in close range and make maximum use of arms. While, northern Chinese and Koreans are mostly tall, they fight in long range utilizing kicks at maximum.
Karate started in the Ryukyu islands due to the introducing of some forms of chinese martial arts.
Karate was developed in Okinawa. They combined the local Wrestling with Chinese Kung Fu to create karate.