我承认日本武术的技术及思维概念确实是强大的，但我同时不能否定剑盾组合已

I admit that the technology and thinking concepts of Japanese martial arts are indeed powerful, but at the same time I cannot deny the proven advantages of the sword and shield combination, nor will I combine a perfect European longsword or giant sword with superior armor to produce a powerful And flexibility is ignored-and you will inevitably encounter difficulties when using single swords to fight them. An excellent Japanese sword is indeed a terrible sword. I have long admired its excellent appearance and function. However, not all Japanese swords are so superior. At the same time, people slander the European sword and misjudge its quality. performance. Similarly, based on my understanding of German and Italian swordsmanship from the late 14th century to the 17th century, I doubt whether a skilled knight is really a little stranger to the swordsmanship of Japanese samurai in any era, even if it comes from Opponents of any era

I admit that the technology and thinking concept of Japanese martial arts are really powerful, but I can't deny the proven advantages of sword shield combination, and I won't ignore the powerful and flexible ability of a perfect European long sword or giant sword combined with superior armor - and I will inevitably encounter difficulties when using a single sword against them. An excellent Japanese sword is really a terrible sword. I admire its excellent shape and function for a long time, but not all Japanese swords are so superior. At the same time, people slander European swords and misjudge its performance. Similarly, based on my understanding of the sword fighting between Germany and Italy from the late 14th century to the 17th century, I doubt whether a skillful Knight will be a little strange to the sword fighting of Japanese samurai, even if he is an opponent from any era<br>

I admit that the technology and thinking concept of Japanese Wushu are really powerful, but I can't deny the proven advantages of sword and shield combination, and I won't ignore the powerful and flexible ability produced by a perfect European long sword or giant sword combined with superior armor-and it will inevitably encounter difficulties when using a single sword to confront them. An excellent Japanese sword is indeed a terrible sword. I have long admired its excellent shape and function, but not all Japanese swords are so superior. At the same time, people denigrated the European blade and misjudged its performance. Similarly, based on my understanding of swordsmanship fighting in Germany and Italy from the late 14th century to the 17th century, I doubt whether a skilled knight will be a little strange to Japanese samurai swordsmanship at any time, even if he is an opponent from any time.