Tong Zhongyi’s Daoist “Eight Immortals Sword” | 八仙剑
Our GM Tong Zhongyi (佟忠义) hailed from a Manchu martial family with a lineage spanning over three hundred years. In his youth, he earned the…
Taiji Evolution 5 – Yang Style Taijiquan, preserve the essence but refine the art into many branches
The Formative Years and the Eighteen-Year Journey (1799–c. 1840) Yang Luchan (杨露禅), born in 1799 in Yongnian County, Zhili Province (直隶广平府永年县, present-day Hebei), was a…
Wang Ziping and the warlord, Ma Liang.
Wang Ziping being born in Cangzhou, Hebei, residing in the YiheJie street area behind the great mosque, within the moslem quarter. He was allowed to…
Zuo Family Tantui and Wenshui Long Fist
Wenshui Changquan 文水长拳, also known as "Zuojiaquan" (左家拳 Left Family Fist), originated in Xiaoziqu Village, Wenshui County, and is prevalent in Wenshui and surrounding areas.…
The Forest of Red Tassels: the Simplest Vow to Defend the Homeland
A haunting black-and-white photograph captures a moment of raw, defiant humanity in the early days of China's full-scale war against Japanese invasion. It shows a…
武当太极拳
Wudang Taijiquan is a primary pillar of the Wudang martial arts system, originating from the sacred Wudang Mountain (also known as Taihe Mountain) in Hubei…
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The Circular Art of Baguazhang: Walking the Circle of Martial Wisdom
Baguazhang thus emerges not merely as a fighting system, but as a complete philosophy of movement, breath, and consciousness. In the words of the tradition, the practitioner becomes like water flowing around stone, wind bending through bamboo, and ultimately, the dragon that commands both earth and heaven with equal mastery.
Xing Yi’s Three Arrows within the Continuous Fist
"One Horse, Three Arrows" (Yi Ma San Jian - 一马三箭) is a signature combination technique defined by its relentless, explosive speed. The strikes are meant to be fired off one after another without pause, penetrating the opponent’s defense like a volley of arrows.
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