As a millennia-old martial art, Chinese wrestling thrives not in temples or rings, but in markets, in parks, and on doorsteps. It's a sport for all, rooted in daily life. Its essence? Skillful throws and holds that are practical and learned through everyday training. With no age limit or fancy gear, its universal appeal lies in blending martial logic with ordinary motion. This "wrestling for everyone" legacy proves that traditional martial arts can flourish in the bustle of the street, with every step and hold weaving ancient wisdom into the fabric of modern life.