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80年代,随着一部电影《少林寺》的一炮打响,此前不为人知的中国武术一夜之间红遍大江南北。一时间,很有些全民学武的味道。据说当时任何一个稍有规模的武术刊物,其发行量都可达百万上下。而一些热血少年瞒着父母私上少林寺的事更是屡见不鲜。通过这些例子,我们或许可以对那场学武嗜武风潮略窥一斑。然而毕竟现在的时代已远离了冷兵器时代,武术从根本上失去了其广泛的社会需求和存在的社会必然氛围。随着中国功夫神秘的面纱被一层层揭开,人们的兴趣便渐渐游离。当人们最终认识到学武的过程其实是一个苦练和苦熬的过程,而电影神奇的武术大多是特技动作的时候,那股喧闹的学武风潮彻底归于平静了。
In the 1980s, with the unfolding of a film “Shaolin Temple,” previously unknown Chinese martial arts were popular overnight in both directions. For a time, it is quite popular among all the people. It is said that at any time a small-scale martial arts publications, the circulation of up to a million up and down. However, it is not uncommon for some teenagers to hide their Shaolin Temple without telling their parents privately. Through these examples, we may be able to get a glimpse of the martial art vibe. However, after all, the present era is far away from the era of cold weapons. Wushu has fundamentally lost its broad social needs and the existing inevitable social atmosphere. As the mysterious veil of Chinese kung fu is uncovered by layers, people’s interest will gradually disappear. When people finally realized that the process of learning martial arts was actually a process of hard training and hard work, and most of the magical martial arts films were stunt-time, the noisy martial arts wave completely settled down.