What are the existing boxing schools in China?

He quan

Flying crane boxing

Eat crane fist

Su hequan

Minghequan

Longitudinal crane packing

crane fist tao

Plum blossom pile [pointed bamboo or wooden stake erected on the ground in front of a position or barracks to stop the enemy from moving]

Shaolin school

Wudang

Thinking boxing

He' nan Paixin Quan Yi

Shanghai style heart boxing

Shanxi Dai Xin fa quan

xingyiquan

Song Xingyiquan

Shangxingyiquan

Cheshi Xingyiquan

A traditional China Tai Ji Chuan (Tai Ji Chuan)

Tai Ji Chuan, Chen Shi

Yangtaichi

Wu Tai Ji Chuan

Wutai Jichuan

Tai Ji Chuan, Sun Shi

He's Taiji Biography

Biography of Eight Diagrams and Taiji

Tai Ji Chuan, Lei Hu

Baguazhang

Shicheng baguazhang

Yin Shi baguazhang

Wing Chun

Hong Men Boxing

Italian boxing

Split hook boxing

Tongbeiquan

Wuxing Tongbei Boxing

Qijia Tongbei Boxing

Bajiquan

Yanqing Boxing (Fan Trace Boxing)

mantis boxing

Lushi structure

Turning qi into heart method

Lixiankang martial arts

Track boxing

Modern Wushu

Jeet kune do

Tantui

sanda

There are also various schools: five schools of China Wushu: Kongtong, Shaolin, Wudang, Emei and Kunlun.

Plum blossom pile [pointed bamboo or wooden stake erected on the ground in front of a position or barracks to stop the enemy from moving]

Lushi structure

Gas center method

Taiji instruction

External exercises

Tiezhang

Tiebusha

[Edit this paragraph] Shaolin School

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Originated from Shaolin Temple in Songshan, Henan. Shaolin Wushu is very rich in content, and the essence of Shaolin boxing is called "Shaolin Five Boxing", which refers to dragon boxing, tiger boxing, leopard boxing, snake boxing and crane boxing. It can be divided into dozens of Shaolin boxing methods, such as Xiaohong Boxing, Dahong Boxing, Luohan Boxing and Plum Blossom Pile Hammer, as well as martial arts such as knives, guns, swords, shovels and sticks, and created Shaolin Yijinjing and small martial arts. Shaolin boxing has been gradually divided into northern Shaolin boxing and southern Shaolin boxing in the development of 1000 years.

There are many Shaolin tribes, which are called "three big families" and "four big sects".

Three people:

Hongjia Shaolin

Kongjia Shaolin

Yu Jia Shaolin

Four doors:

Dashengmen

Luohanmen

Erlangmen

Vitomen

North shaolin

Tantui

Split hook boxing

Tongbeiquan

Sun binquan

Check packing

mantis boxing

Seven star mantis boxing

Liuhe mantis boxing

Secret door mantis boxing

Eight-step mantis boxing

Nanshaolin

Five heroes of Nanquan

Hongar

Liu Jiaquan

Caijiaquan

Lijiaquan

Moga

Zhou Jiaquan (from Hong Jia and Cai Jia)

Cai Lifo Boxing (developed from Cai Jia, Li Jia and Buddhist Boxing)

Bear last in first out.

Cai lifa kung fu

Bei sheng Cai lifo

White eyebrow boxing

white crane fist

Flying crane boxing

Minghequan

Su hequan

Eat crane fist

Dragon Fist

[Edit this paragraph] Tibetan Kung Fu

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Lamapai

Baihe brand

[Edit this paragraph] Wu Tangmen

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Named after Wudang Mountain, it originated in Xun County, Hubei Province. Wudang Wushu originated in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties and prevailed in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. Wudang boxing's style is characterized by static braking, combining rigidity with softness, being good at short, being slow and fast, moving with intention and moving with pneumatic body. Wu Tangmen's boxing methods include Wuji Boxing, Changting Boxing, Ape Voldemort Boxing, Sanshou at the age of six and Taiyi five elements boxing at the age of five. Wudang weapons include Wudang sword, Bai Hongjian, Liuhe gun, Liuhe knife and Songxi stick. Tai Ji Chuan is a famous boxing in Wudang, which has a great influence. Many tribes have evolved in Tai Ji Chuan during its long-term spread, among which the most widely spread and influential Tai Ji Chuan are Chen Tai Ji Chuan, Yang Tai Tai Ji Chuan, Wu Tai Ji Chuan, Wu Tai Ji Chuan and Sun Tai Taijiquan. After refining, there are simplified Tai Ji Chuan, 48-type Tai Ji Chuan and 88-type Tai Ji Chuan.

Songxipai

Huaihe school

Shenjian school

Yisong card

Longmen gate

Gongjia' nanpai

Xuanwu school

Beipai Taiji Gate

Thinking boxing

He' nan Paixin Quan Yi

Shanghai style heart boxing

Shanxi Dai Xin fa quan

xingyiquan

Song Xingyiquan

Shangxingyiquan

Cheshi Xingyiquan

Hebei Xingyiquan

Italian boxing

Baguazhang

Baguazhang program

Program high school baguazhang

Yin baguazhang

Fu Shi ba gua Zhang

A traditional China Tai Ji Chuan (Tai Ji Chuan)

Tai Ji Chuan, Chen Shi

Yangtaichi

Wu Tai Ji Chuan

Wutai Jichuan

Tai Ji Chuan, Sun Shi

Fu's Taiji Biography

He's Taiji Biography

Biography of Eight Diagrams and Taiji

Tai Ji Chuan, Lei Hu

Zhao Bao Tai Chi Chuan

Orthographic taiji biography

[Edit this paragraph] Emei School

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Originated in Emei Mountain in Sichuan, it was formed in Ming Dynasty. Emei boxing combines the strengths of various schools and forms a unique technique and style. Its main offensive and defensive features are small movements, great changes, combining rigidity with flexibility, leveraging strength, static braking, dynamic control of static, drifting with the tide when attacking and defending, leveraging counterattack and quick decision. There are four great masters in Emei Boxing: Monk Gate, Yue Gate, Du Gate and Zhao Gate, and there are four small masters: Hong Men, Huamen, Menzi and Huimen.

First, the monk gate is said to have originated from Shaolin, hence its name. Also known as "Shenmen". Its characteristics are cleverness, quickness, agility and agility, and it looks like a monkey, so it is also called "Monkey Gate".

Secondly, Yuemen is said to have been handed down from Yuefei, and its characteristic is short piles. You can't make a fist without drawing a circle.

Thirdly, Zhao Men, which is said to have been handed down from Zhao Kuangyin, borrowed from the Shaolin School's Tai Mantra Long Boxing (also said to have been handed down from Zhao Kuangyin) and other boxing methods, and was characterized by high stakes. Also because of practicing red boxing, it is called "Red Gate".

Fourth, Dumen, named after the legendary "Dumen" of Zhuge Liang's Eight Arrays, said that boxing spread to the natural gate of Du Guanyin. It is characterized by tight blockade and good defense.

Five, Hong Men, according to legend, was named after Ming Taizu cursed the title of Hongwu. He practiced both big and small Hongquan, and was characterized by his fortitude.

Six, the door, also known as "silkworm closed the door" and "entangled the door", 36 closed hands, such as spring silkworm spinning, continuous, tightly sealed the opponent, so that it can not be used.

Seven, the word gate, also known as the "wisdom gate", is named because it is placed in a straight line. It is characterized by high piles and long hands, which fluctuate greatly.

Eight, Huimen, also known as "Huimen", represented by Shenquan, pays attention to observing the teacher's silent image and chanting, which is quite mysterious.

Huang Lin School: It is said that they are from Shaanxi.

Erdian school: named after Fuling and Yidong in eastern Sichuan.

Sanqingcheng School: named after Qingcheng Mountain, a Taoist resort in eastern Sichuan.

Four Tiefo School: also known as Genting School.

Wuqing Niupai: Named after Niu Shan, the capital of Fengdu in East Sichuan.

[Edit this paragraph] Nanquan

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Shaolin bridge player

Wu zuquan

He quan

Luohan boxing

Guangxi:

Zhoujiaquan

Dragon slaying boxing

Little Ceda

Zhejiang:

Hongar

Black tiger boxing

King kong boxing

Hubei:

Hong Men Boxing

Fist of Fish Gate

Confucius boxing

Hunan:

Hongar

xue family boxing

Ip Man Wing Chun Boxing

Guangdong Nanquan:

First, Hong Quan. Hongquan originated from Shaolin Temple and is said to have been created by Hong Xiguan. Hong Xiguan was originally a tea merchant in Zhangzhou, Fujian, and was introduced to the five ancestors of South Shaolin Hong Men. Hongquan was later introduced to Guangdong, including five elements boxing (Golden Boxing, Wooden Boxing, Water Wave Boxing, Rocket Boxing and Land Boxing) and Ten Fists (Dragon Boxing, Snake Boxing, Tiger Boxing, Leopard Boxing, Crane Boxing, Lion Boxing, Elephant Boxing and Horse Boxing). Lin Shirong's Tieqiaosan, Lin Fucheng, Huangtai, Huang Feihong and Guangdong Shihu are the biggest schools of Nanquan.

Second, Liu Quan. It is said that it was created by Liu Sanyan, and it was also said that it was created by Liu Sheng or Liu Qingshan in the last four schools and spread in Leizhou Peninsula.

Third, all wealth. It was created by Cai Boda and Cai Jiuyi, monks of Fu Shaolin Temple in Fujian, and later spread to Zhongshan and other places in Guangdong, including Cross Boxing, Tian, Xiaoyuntian, Yan, Liu Suimei, Two Instruments and Four Elephants Boxing and so on.

Fourth, Li Quan. According to legend, it was created by Li Sekai, a monk from Southern Shaolin Temple in Fujian, and taught by Li Youshan, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. First of all, it was created by Li in Huizhou, Guangdong. James Li is popular in Zhongshan, Heyuan, Gaozhou, Longchuan and Guangzhou.

Fifth, don't punch. According to legend, it was created by Zen master Shan Zhi of South Shaolin, Fujian; It is said that it was created by Mo Moshi and later spread to Mo Qingjiao. Spread in the Pearl River Delta.

Guangdong Nanquan also has it.

Cai Lifo Boxing (founded by Xinhui Sean, studied under Chen Yuanhu, Li Youshan and Shaolin monk Cai Fu, and gathered the essence of Cai Jia Boxing, Li Jia Boxing and Buddhist Boxing, hence the name Cai Lifo Boxing).

Tiger-crane fists (created by Lin Shirong, a native of Nanhai, combining Hongquan and Foquan, also known as "Hongtou Fowei").

Wing Chun Boxing (created by Yan Yongchun and Yan Sanniang in Fujian, introduced by Zen master to Guangxiao Temple).

Chivalrous Boxing (Big Li Xia Tiger was introduced into Guangzhou from Emei Mountain in Sichuan)

Baimeiquan (Baimeidao in Emei Mountain, Sichuan Province was introduced to Guangzhou)

Buddhist boxing (introduced from Buddhism)

Practice step boxing, hand boxing, Diao family training, Yue family training, Zhu family training, Kunlun boxing, Nanzhi boxing, Confucian boxing and so on.

Hongjiquan

Cenneng Wing Chun Boxing

Ruan Qishan Wing Chun Boxing

Gulao prefers wing chun boxing.

Hongchuan Wing Chun Boxing

Planing Hualien and Wing Chun

Pengnan wing chun quan

Bajiquan

[Edit this paragraph] Eagle claw skill

[Edit this paragraph] Zen Natural Gate

[Edit this paragraph] Jeet Kune Do

Jeet Kune Do Zen

The Wushu system founded and developed by Bruce Lee should be called "Fan Zhen Jeet Kune Do". This is because Bruce Lee's martial arts system and fighting skills, which were founded, developed and taught, are actually roughly divided into two stages: 1959- 1967' s "Fan Zhen Kung Fu" stage and 1967' s "volley" from now on. From 1959, when Bruce Lee came to Seattle to prepare for university and set up the first "Fanzhen Kungfu Hall", "he named the martial arts he had learned Jeet Kune Do". In fact, until 1966, when he moved to L.A. and starred in the TV series The Green Hornet in Hollywood, Bruce Lee always called his constantly developing martial arts system "Fan Zhen Kung Fu". Jeet Kune Do was founded in 1964, which was triggered by a real-life contest between Bruce Lee and San Francisco Kung Fu coach Huang. After creating Jeet Kune Do, Bruce Lee did not immediately make its name public, but still taught it to his disciples as an extension and development of Zhen Fan Kung Fu. Until 1967, Bruce Lee thought that Jeet Kune Do was regarded as a "model kung fu" in the middle and early period, including Li Yongbi's technique, because of Bruce Lee's fame. Master Dan Ilushandu, the third teaching assistant and disciple of Jeet Kune Do in Bruce Lee, and the "Ilushandu Martial Arts College" in Southern California, as always, seriously taught the extended "Fan Zhen Kung Fu" and the famous Jeet Kune Do in the middle and late period. In order to fully popularize and carry forward Bruce Lee's martial arts, Bruce Lee's wife Linda, "Dragon Girl" Li Xiangning and 65, 438+03 outstanding former disciples from Bruce Lee, such as taky kimura, Irushando, Joe Bodner, Li Kai, Allen Joe and Richard Bastillo, met in Seattle and established the authoritative organization "Fan Zhen Jeet Kune Do Core" to spread and manage Bruce Lee Wushu. At the meeting, the real Bruce Lee Wushu was named at the suggestion of Bruce Lee's beloved daughter Li Xiangning. In order to show respect for founder Li, it is different from the so-called Jeet Kune Do taught by many self-proclaimed Jeet Kune Do martial arts schools around the world. To sum up, I believe readers have realized the meaning of the title of this article, which is "Fan Zhen Jeet Kune Do Interpretation" rather than "Jeet Kune Do Interpretation".