Cyber Heroes

Chapter 617 Scholar’s ​​Perspective [Part 2]

Jeet Kune Do is not a mature martial art. Its creator died suddenly before perfecting it.

Earlier, Bruce Lee felt that Jeet Kune Do was immature, so he prohibited his disciples from opening schools to teach under the name "Jet Kune Do". This ban could not be lifted until his sudden death. After his death, among his many disciples, some tried to simplify and create Jeet Kune Do on the existing basis, while others tried to specify rules and promote commercialization.

Some people simply withdrew from the circle and adhered to Bruce Lee's instructions. They just absorbed the concepts of Jeet Kune Do into other martial arts they practiced, and opened martial arts schools in this way, instead of doing it in the name of Jeet Kune Do.

When Lu Xuanyu arrived in Seattle, the martial arts gym was already quite dilapidated.

"Can communities and sects really be formed automatically?" Lu Xuanyu asked, "Without a hero taking the lead, can anything be accomplished?"

"It should be a natural process. Just like what we just said, a village competes with neighboring villages for water, manure, and land, and naturally becomes a collective." Chen Feng realized Lu Xuanyu's thoughts a little later, and said, " However, if it is a modern society... a well-known trademark involves too many interests, so maybe it is a little more difficult?"

Lu Xuanyu put his hands behind his head: "If you want to promote a martial art, you have to face such complicated things... In the eyes of other researchers, the disciples of Jeet Kune Do can be regarded as, uh, a 'community' ??"

Chen Feng rubbed his nose: "Hiss... I can only be regarded as a hobbyist, not someone who specializes in this. Don't forget, our project today is to study the human brain through your brain. And this kind of Perhaps we can only wait for history to conclude the issue."

"History..." Lu Xuanyu thought about it, "I have never thought about these issues... You academics have such long brains."

"The direction of personal interests may be different." Chen Feng shrugged: "Some people practice martial arts just to keep fit, while some people are simply interested in fighting techniques and enjoy the joy of practicing every move. There are also people who are just interested in fighting techniques." I like the collision when fighting with others. My colleagues around me like to think about it. This is a way for us to understand martial arts. There is no distinction between high and low in these directions, it depends on the individual."

"So in your opinion, what exactly does 'a martial art' look like? What is the relationship between 'skill' and 'community'?"

Chen Feng touched his chin: "Different people may have different personal styles when practicing the same martial arts, but there must be a characteristic that allows outsiders to easily see the origin of their martial arts. They will also create some new techniques, and It will absorb some experience from other sects, but it is mostly within the same framework. It is difficult to say that these moves of this sect are the same type of boxing skills, but those moves are not. The skills are generally dispersed in the community, and are in the community. It’s in the group. It’s precisely because of this that studying ‘organizational forms’ is part of studying martial arts.”

"Furthermore, there are kinship relationships between communities, which may not be what most people think. A weapon...for example, Liuhe Gun, Red Fist, Baji Quan, Liuhe Quan, Xingyi There is practice in all branches of boxing. It is a skill, and then different groups practice it, and when these groups practice, they will start to differentiate and communicate."

"These skills are like 'advantage genes' and will naturally expand. Its expansion number is a tensor, which must remain the largest among the generations of its own community, but the off-diagonal term is not zero. How many generations After the changes, the latest martial arts will inevitably have many 'genes' from elsewhere, and some techniques can hardly be said to be 'unique'."

"This is a bit like the parallel transmission of genetic information of microorganisms. But it is very evolutionary. Evolution itself is based on the population. If there is no selection pressure brought by the environment, evolution will proceed in different directions. Biological organisms The process of evolution does not seek to be the strongest, but to occupy the most suitable ecological niche. The same is probably true for martial arts."

"Modern competition rules are a type of 'selection pressure'. Analogous to nature, it may lead to the 'ecological niche of the top predator'? Occupy the most comfortable ecological niche? But under mass extinction, the top predator Players are often the first to disappear. Maybe the same is true for modern sports? It relies heavily on modern transportation, media, etc..."

The more Lao Chen talked, the happier he became, gesturing with his hands, and occasionally pulling out some information to illustrate his point of view.

Lu Xuanyu wiped his face: "How do you people have such brains..."

Lu Xuanyu had never thought about a problem this way.

Chen Feng said happily, but he didn't see the girl behind him whose face was getting worse and worse.

That girl's name is Amiya, she is Comrade Chen Feng's student and a founding disciple. Amiya is a Central Asian, and her homeland is a small country called Asadistan. It is said that when she first came to the Republic, the international situation and the geopolitical situation in Central Asia were still very tense. If she doesn't learn to a certain level, she risks returning to her country at any time to become a low-level officer in the government, a warlord, or something else. (In a country like that, undergraduate students seem to be basically regarded as reserve officers.) She is more eager to "make achievements" than her mentor.

Although the years of being chased by the "abyss" have ended with the rise of Xiangshan, this girl still maintains the style of the past.

She shook Chen Feng's shoulder rudely: "Teacher, stop chatting! The scheduled time is coming soon! Volunteers should be in a calm and focused state to avoid interference! You are getting more and more excited with the chat. Got it!"

"Is there any way to do this?" Lao Chen sighed: "Sometimes I think you are my boss. I just have this little time to talk about my personal hobbies..."

"If Mr. Lu sees a simple graphic in a while and is thinking about fighting skills in his mind, you will be blamed in the end."

Chen Feng shrugged regretfully: "This topic will have to be continued next time... Ah, maybe I was too excited when I talked, and it was mixed with a bit of intellectual sourness..."

"Nothing." Lu Xuanyu said, "I'm very happy to talk to you about martial arts."

Lu Xuanyu had never viewed martial arts from this perspective. But what Chen Feng said was vaguely corroborated by his experience of traveling around the world and seeing martial arts from various places over the years. The more he thought about it, the more it seemed like the same thing.

A few months later, Lu Xuanyu confirmed that Lao Chen's swordsmanship was not bad at the level of an "amateur", but it was just okay.

But he still has the same admiration for these amateurs.

He gained a perspective that he didn't have before.

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