The origin of red boxing

Red boxing can be divided into North Red Boxing and South Red Boxing. Nanpai Hongquan, also known as Hongjia Boxing, is the first of the fifteen boxing in Lingnan. The sources of this school of boxing are as follows: First, it came from Shaolin Temple and was introduced to Guangdong from Henan (north shaolin) and Fujian (South Shaolin) in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties; Secondly, Hong Xiguan, a tea merchant in Fujian, created a unique style of martial arts, which was passed down from generation to generation and blended the essence of northern and southern martial arts. These two statements are generally closely related to Shaolin Temple. There is also a saying that the military commanders in civil anti-Qing organizations (Heaven and Earth Society is actually an alias of Hong Men, and Hong Men is called Hong Men because his country name is Hongwu, so he took Hongwu's name. Conceptually, the Ming Dynasty is the real parents, and because there are no Manchu parents, it is called Heaven and Earth Society. ), it is not a martial art created by one person, nor is it a martial art, but a martial art that integrates people who are anti-Qing and regain their sight. There are two kinds of martial arts in this school. One is the martial arts with a big bridge, a steady pace and a long hand. The other is the close-fitting offensive and defensive martial arts with short bridge and narrow horse, flexible pace (following step by step), short hands and close attack.