Cultural Significance of Wing Chun Boxing

As we all know, learning Wing Chun Boxing can develop intelligence: under the unique structure and shape, the traditional wing Chun Boxing in China can give a lot of good stimulation to the brain, especially the training of snipers, thus developing intelligence.

Wing Chun Quan's unique practice process is not only the contraction of skeletal muscle, but also the practice from the inside out. Through the cognition of human body structure and the characteristics of human body structure, we can understand what is leverage and what is reaction. Through practice, mental concentration can be used, which is very beneficial to the development of human right brain functions such as spatial transformation and body perception, and improves image thinking and creativity. In addition, the unique double-split training method has greatly improved the above qualities.

So in addition to these physical exercises, there are many positive spiritual and cultural significance!

Mind cultivation: China's traditional wing chun boxing needs to clear its orientation by changing its direction, thus developing a new sense of space; In addition, the unique double-split training of China's traditional wing chun boxing can make wing chun practitioners actively find ways to overcome difficulties, which exercises their will, cultivates their courage and learns the correct attitude towards people, things and things.

Rites: Wing Chun Boxing advocates the spirit of "China traditional culture" in which people are convinced by virtue, and pays attention to learning etiquette before learning arts, and learning virtue before learning martial arts.

Wing Chun focuses on combining rigidity with softness, playing fast and close to the body, while playing far, combining attack and defense, and having no fighting skills. Pay great attention to the simplification and efficiency of movements, scientifically distribute physical strength and rationally use energy. His boxing concept focuses on training individual thoughts and instinctive reactions, rather than simply emphasizing strength, fixed and rigid moves and blind "dare to die". When learning Wing Chun Boxing, people can think quickly and react flexibly, and the attack speed caused by the central nerve dominating the limbs is much higher than that of ordinary fighting. Wing Chun Boxing itself contains China's ancient philosophical thoughts, which has cultivated and improved learners' body and mind. Wing Chun Boxing not only has fitness value, but also has quick self-defense skills. National fitness will become a popular sport.