Why Bajiquan is not on the ring

Reason: Because Bajiquan is too violent and violent, and it is a killing move, it is very easy to injure or kill the opponent because of bad control in the martial arts competition. Therefore, since ancient times, the boxers of Bajiquan have left the tradition of "Baji is not on the ring".

Bajiquan

is a kind of boxing in Chinese martial arts. The term "Eight Extremes" was originally an ancient geographic concept, originating from the Han Dynasty's "Huainanzi - Lost Form Training", which states that "Between heaven and earth, there are eight extremes in nine states". Nowadays, the term "eight poles" is used in martial arts to mean "the power can reach the faraway places in all directions".

Bajiquan belongs to the short-strike boxing, and its movement generally pursues the style of rigidity, simplicity and swiftness. In the technique, it seeks to cut off inches and take inches, and hard hit and hard open.

It really has the characteristics of being, helping, squeezing, leaning, collapsing and shaking in general. Eight Extreme Boxing is powered by the heel of the foot, traveling in the waist, and through the tip of the finger, so it is extremely powerful and rich in the characteristics of technical strikes, and it has the power of "shaking the bladder and crashing into the sky, stomping the foot and shocking the nine states". Therefore, the Eight Extremes Fist in the Chinese traditional martial arts world has always been "Wen have Taiji An world, martial arts have Eight Extremes to set the world" said.

Not on the origin of the ring:

In 1928, in order to revitalize the Chinese martial arts, invigorate the spirit of the nation, the Nationalist Government, Northwest Army General Zhang Zhijiang, subordinate Ma Yingtu, set up the "National Nanjing Central National Arts Museum"

Ma Yingtu practiced Bajiquan and cleaving palm, he recommended to the General Brother Han Huachen to teach. He recommended his brother Han Huachen to teach in Nanjing. In October of the same year, the provinces of the country held a national examination in Nanjing, to put it bluntly, is to fight. Han Huachen even fought a wheel battle of more than 30 people, won easily.

Ma Yingtu fought more than 20 masters in a row, when the director of the pavilion was afraid of hurting the peace, so they did not let them continue to compete. Since then the rumor has spread: "Baji does not go to the ring".

Expanded information

Modern Bajiquan:

"Martial Arts History" recorded the three major bodyguards of Bajiquan masters as follows: "Bajiquan" is to its combat ability and wrote a heavy in modern Chinese history.

Li Shuwen, the famous master of Bajiquan, was famous for his big gun, and had been called as a bodyguard and martial arts teacher by General Xu Lanzhou, Governor Li Jinglin, etc. In the era of warlordism, Li Shuwen had been active in the ever-changing political arena of China. And three of Li Shuwen's disciples had played singular roles in the fiercely transforming modern history of China.

Li Shuwen's eldest disciple, Huo Dengge, was a martial arts teacher and security officer for the last emperor Puyi.

Liu Yunqiao, Li Shuwen's last disciple, served in the Kuomintang government's police force as a guard instructor and Chiang Kai-shek guard. Li Jianwu, who learned Bajiquan from Li Shuwen at the same time as Liu Yunqiao, was a guard for Chairman Mao Zedong.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia - Bajiquan