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A display of strength using a Wukedao, or heavy exam knife. ... 擅长军事历史及武术格斗领域类话题 注重逻辑与实践所印证的证据

2019年7月1日 · The yǎnyuèdāo (偃月刀) or "reclining moon blade" is an iconic Chinese polearm consisting of a large blade with an accelerated curve near the tip and a spike at the back. Ming woodblock illustration of a yǎnyuèdāo. From Chóuhǎi Túbiān (籌海圖編) by Ruozeng Zheng, 1562. The weapon has went by many names throughout the course of history, including:

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2024年10月31日 · An exceptionally large version, the wukedao (武科刀, military exam blade) was used for strength testing, training, and later served as a ceremonial weapon carried by high-ranked officials. In modern times, the guandao is most associated with the Green Dragon Crescent Blade, Guan Yu’s weapon in the novel, Romance of the Three Kingdoms .

武舉 - Military Examinations - Test of Strength 3 Wukedao (武科刀) - Military Exam Blade During the Qing dynasty some extraordinarily heavy versions of guandao were made for this purpose: a candidate...

Another story of the Guandao was that it was used to grade soldiers seeking senior positions in the military. These Guandao, also known as Wukedao, were purposely made to be extremely heavy and the aspiring generals would have to demonstrate many forms to prove their physical competence and prowess.

Wukedao Through a Lens Darkly (26): Taking a Second Look at “A Group of Chinese Boxers” A Second Look at a Rare Photograph It would be an understatement to say that period photographs of Qing-era martial arts activities are rare.

武 科 刀 Wukedao - Military Exam Knife; very heavy A candidate displays his power, before a tea drinking judge, during the strength portion of the Imperial Military Examination. It weighted about 120...