What kind of boxing does China have?

Wing Chun Boxing is a distinctive southern boxing based on the "midline theory", which emphasizes the flexible use of limbs derived from correct concepts, consciousness and ways of thinking. Its contents mainly include "thinking carefully", "finding a bridge" and "pointing". The main training methods are paired "fighting hands" and "fighting feet".

2. Tai Ji Chuan

Tai Ji Chuan takes Tai Chi and dialectical thought of Yin and Yang in China's traditional Confucian and Taoist philosophy as the core concept, integrates many functions such as nourishing temperament, strengthening body, fighting and fighting, and combines the changes of Yin and Yang, learning the five elements, meridians of traditional Chinese medicine, ancient guidance and breathing to form China's traditional boxing, which combines both internal and external training, rigidity and flexibility.

3. Shaolin Boxing

Shaolin Boxing, named after Shaolin Temple, is based on China's ancient body-building skills and absorbs the strengths of various martial arts. As one of the most influential schools, it is well-known at home and abroad for its vigorous, unpretentious and conducive to fighting and attacking.

4. wudang boxing

Wudang boxing originated from Wudang Mountain, a holy place of Taoism, and is a famous martial arts school in China. Wudang boxing is an important part of Wudang Wushu, and it is the general name of Wudang Wushu unarmed exercise routines.

5. Huanglong boxing

Huanglong Boxing, also known as Kongtong Boxing, Kongtong Door Boxing and Qinglong Boxing, is said to have been created by Xuanyuan Huangdi when he asked Guang Chengzi in Kongtong Mountain to keep fit and simulate the movements of birds and animals. Because the world regards the Yellow Emperor as Huanglong, it is called Huanglong Boxing.

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