Wang's theoretical system of laying down red boxing

Wang is not only a martial arts style, but also a literary style. In his long-term research and practice, he made a theoretical analysis and summary of the boxing methods taught by predecessors, and initially formed the theoretical system of China Chiquan Gaojia School.

Like other traditional martial arts in China, Gaojia Boxing was mainly taught by teachers at the early stage of its formation. Due to the short inheritance time and the limited education of predecessors, the first two generations did not have a complete theoretical system in the teaching process. As an authentic descendant of the third generation, Wang clearly realized his historical mission. He studied martial arts and literature, and after decades of tempering, he finally became both civil and military. He is diligent in thinking and good at summing up, and has made great contributions to the formation of Hongquan theoretical system.

65438-0984, Wang became a member of the traditional Wushu excavation and sorting office of Shaanxi Wushu Association. With the mutual promotion of other Wushu workers, Wang had the opportunity to learn Hongquan systematically. At present, the well-known characteristics of Red Boxing, "Support is mother, hook is ability, incarnation is miracle, and tough battle is law", are summarized by Mr. Wang.

In his long-term martial arts practice, Wang profoundly analyzed and studied "the posture of Jiangnan, the style of playing in Shandong, the running style in Henan and the tricky style in Shaanxi", and then summarized the technical essentials of Red Boxing:

The peak does not fall, the bow is round,

Form and reality are connected in two steps.

Step on the leg and judge the situation first.

The transformation between reality and reality is ingenious.

Advance in the middle and retreat in the middle,

Always keep your heart in mind.

Clear footwork and clear crossing,

Keep your eyes on each other's shoulders.

Upper shoulder system, lower crotch system,

The close-fitting drill is a true biography.

At the same time, he summed up the "four essentials" in actual combat, "First, be bold, second, have points, third, be powerful, and fourth, have eyes". Advantages are needed to deal with disadvantages.

In his later years, Wang paid more attention to internal cultivation. He often tells his disciples, "Being rational but powerless is the real power. Intentional but unintentional, unintentional is true. "