A Study on the Reengineering of “Martial Arts” and Shaped “Wushu Morality” in Modern China

As an educational and cultural undertaking that "carries forward the national culture and inspires the national spirit, " the martial arts movement plays an important role in building the national body and spirit. As an important part of martial arts education, " morality " has its content exactly and should influence the development of national spirit and has the value of exploration. Through the analysis of Liang Qichao's "Martial Arts Concept", this paper explores the creative transformation of modern Chinese intellectuals in the "national discourse" in the image of "martial arts", displays the historical pedigree of "martial arts" value creation and provides the history for modern martial education Reference, to provide reference for the transformation and innovation of traditional culture. The research shows that 1) The image of "martial arts" in modern China is not an unbroken historical continuation, but a "reconstruction" adapted to the times, and its "martial"; 2) Liang Qichao portrays the image of "Ranger", "Confucianism and Mohism", which are both "embezzlement by force", And transformed into the image of "national hero" as the "pillars of the country" of "taking the army in an ambitious manner, " "patriotic and loving the people, " and "invading the nation, " and completed the "martial arts" Reconstruction of image of collective spiritual imagery; 3) "martial arts" new image "and promote the national aesthetic return", "national dignity awakening" and "social responsibility", the virtue of value creation, embodies the national spirit, formed the basic features of modern wushu "patriotism, enterprising, responsibility"; 4) in modern times, the formation of the national spirit as the core of the "morality" value, conforms to the development of the times, become the precious spiritual wealth of national education, which has important reference value for modern school Wushu education. In virtue of the value of the "shape", to provide historical reference for the current outstanding traditional culture transformation and innovation practice.