Wu Family Boxing, 7 Fists and 6 elbows | 巫家拳
Wu Jia Quan, or Wu (巫) Family Boxing is one of the most famous martial arts from Hubei and Hunan Province in South China. During…
Taijiquan Evolution I – Cheng Style Taijiquan | 程氏太极拳
Whilst it is widely acknowledged today that Taijiquan originated in Wen County with the influence of Jiang Fa and/or Chen Wangting (as the founders, inheritors,…
Shandong’s M Zhou Yongfu | 周永福 : A Century of Devotion
Zhou Yongfu was passionate about martial arts since a young and was able to enter the Qingdao National Martial Arts Institute, during which he studied Xingyiquan, Baguazhang and Taijiquan with Tian Hongya, Meihua Changquan with Ji Yanchang, Yantai Hao Family Meihua Praying Mantis Boxing with Hao Henglu and so forth. He would practice everyday, putting great effort into his practice and as a result he acquired excellent foundation and became talented in martial arts.
Chengdu Sports Academy Master Zheng Huaixian | 郑怀贤
Zheng Huaixian (1897-1982), also known as Zheng Deshun, was originally from Anxin County, Hebei Province. Renowned as an expert of Chinese Medicine specializing in Orthopeadics, a Martial arts expert and great teacher. He was honoured as “ Wu Yi Zongshi” (Martial & Medicine Master).
Hebei Chuojiao Master Wang Luocang | 王英峰
Wang Luocang, also known as Wang Yingfeng (英峰) and nicknamed the ‘Flying Rat’, was from Zhujiazuo Village, Liushi Town, Hebei Province (which is between Li county and Gaoyang county). Since childhood he had shown great interest in martial arts, he was also studious and intelligent. In his teens he was fortunate to become a disciple of Master Wei Changyi (1812-1910) studying the skills of Chuojiao.
Interview with Chow Tak Gei, Inheritor of Futsan Pak Mei | 仇德基
Chou Deji (仇德基 Chow Tak Gei) is an inheritor of Futsan Pak Mei, having learnt from both his father Chou Taisheng (仇太生) and martial uncle Liu Shaoliang…
The Five Tigers Coiling Dragon Staff | 五虎盤龍棍
In thousands of years of history, great strategists and practitioners of military skills have appeared in China. There are cultural heritages that are rare and…
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Yanqing Quan – Yanqing Jiazi [燕青门 – 燕青架子]
Sun Tong, the founder of Yanqingquan was said to have been able to acquire the skills of other martial systems with ease due to his…
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