Excuse me, what is the most powerful and practical boxing in China ancient Wushu?

I think it's Xingyiquan, which pays attention to actual combat, fights fiercely, has no tricks, goes straight ahead and goes straight back, has fast posture and rarely flips in high jump. This style of play is especially suitable for battlefield battles or team battles with one enemy and ten. The boxing score says, "Treat people like wormwood, and hit people like walking." "If you meet an enemy and burn yourself, you can fight hard and enter the light." "You can't see the shape in three paragraphs, and you can't do anything when you see the shadow." "It's too slow to get up like the wind and fall like an arrow." Xingyiquan requires to solve the battle in the shortest time: "Don't fight, just fight". It means that when the enemy calls, I don't have to answer at all I just need a fatal blow to win. In the late Qing Dynasty, some masters of form and meaning often had to fight powerful enemies with one punch.