中国的传统武术文化,在古代社会里,由于经济条件以及社会地位的不同而被划分为两种结构系统。一种是统治阶层的文化,称为士文化。在早期社会生产力低下环境中,社会下层的民众为了生存而忙碌,根本无心去练武术,况且对于大多数普通贫民来说,也没有必要习练武术。同时,他们接触的文化比较浅薄,无法对武术进行深入的研究,更无法以文字来记述。在这种情况下,处于社会上层具有深厚文化知识的统治阶层,在武术的传承和发展中就扮演 China’s traditional martial arts culture, in ancient society, was divided into two structural systems due to different economic conditions and social status. One is the culture of the ruling class, known as the culture of scholars. In the early era of low social productivity, the people in the lower part of the society were busy in order to survive and were totally unwilling to practice martial arts. Moreover, for most ordinary poor people, it is not necessary to practice martial arts. At the same time, they are exposed to a relatively shallow culture, unable to conduct in-depth study of martial arts, but can not be described in words. Under such circumstances, the ruling class with profound cultural knowledge at the upper level of society plays a role in the inheritance and development of Wushu