If history is anything to go by, then China is among the best martial arts destinations everyone should be eyeing.
It has been credited for establishing numerous Martial arts moves, some which were adopted in the Okinawan Martial Arts, recognized as the best techniques for self-defence, physical fitness and spiritual development.
It should not, however, be forgotten that China is the pioneer of Crude martial arts weaponry. Over time, the crude weaponry gradually developed into highly skilful craftsmanship producing martial arts weapons that have been widely acknowledged worldwide.
Chinese love for martial arts and a splendid display of Martial arts weapons saw the likes of BruceLee and JackieChan score a lot of popularity through their films that held everyone glued to their screens in the 70s.
Well, what are these weapons that catapulted these Chinese Movie stars to fame? Stay tuned as we revisit the Shaolin temple archives for antique weapons developed in China.
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Chinese butterfly knives - Its birthplace is believed to be the South of China, but they were later adopted in the North.
With their small size, they are easily hidden in the sleeves of the martial arts uniform. They spin as they cut through the air when thrown at an opponent from close range. 
Sai - Before its adoption in the Okinawan islands, Sai had earned a lot of popularity in China and among the other Asian states of Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam.
A Sai is an extended metal projection with two curves branching from the handle.
They are deadly weapons often used in pairs with one on each hand. As they developed, Sai practitioners often had a shorter third Sai that was kept tucked away but easily accessible to throw at an opponent as if using a dagger. 
Metal Chinese Broadsword: The Chinese calls it a Dao. It is a single sided blade that was used to beef up various martial arts techniques.They are popularly used for chopping and slashing since they have a strong and sharp blade that facilitates their functionality.
For training purposes, practitioners have a choice of using wooden Chinese broadswords; an imitation of the original metal Chinese broadsword, allowing safe manipulation while learning. 
Tai chi swords: Both metallic and wooden Tai Chi swords have a design to suit men and women Tai Chi practitioners. They are excellent weapons that enhance the art of Tai-chi; their flexibility makes them unique martial arts weapons of all times.
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Nunchaku often regarded as Bruce Lee’s trademark. He was splendid in disarming his opponents from a safe distant and striking them hard with this weapon. They are easily identified by two wooden, metal or plastic handles with a metal chain or cord linking them.
In conclusion, China has a rich history of developing martial arts weapons, many of which have been imitated worldwide.
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