Xingyiquan and Psychological Fist

Xingyiquan, also known as Xingyiquan, is one of the traditional boxing methods in China. Although there are different opinions about the origin, it is generally believed that the original founder was Ji (1602- 1680), a native of Shaanxi (now yongji city) in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Xingyiquan was originally called mind six boxing, that is, mind and mind, mind and qi, qi and strength, shoulder and hip, elbow and knee, hand and foot.

Xingyiquan, which is now circulating, was founded by Li Luoneng, a native of Shenzhou, Hebei Province, during the Daoguang period. Xingyiquan pays attention to the high unity of inner meaning and form. The late Buddha Li Luoneng was the founder of Xingyiquan.

Mind is one of China's traditional boxing methods, an important part of China Wushu culture and oriental mysterious culture, and a wonderful flower in the hundred gardens of Chinese Wushu.

It is said that psychological boxing was created by Yue Fei, a famous national hero in Song Dynasty. At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, he studied under the famous teacher Zhong Nanshan in Shaanxi Province, and was awarded the "Yue Wumu Boxing Manual" to study and practice day and night, which was wonderful. In middle age, he lived in seclusion in Shaolin Temple/KLOC-0 for 0/0 years, and spread his skills in Henan, Anhui Cao and other places. After hundreds of years and more than ten generations, Hebei has formed a huge system since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

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Xingyiquan created by Li Luoneng consists of three forms of Gong Zhuang, five elements boxing and twelve forms of boxing. Three-body is a unique basic skill and internal training method of Xingyiquan, which is known as "all methods originate from three-body".

Five elements boxing combined the five elements of thought of gold, wood, water, fire and earth, namely, split boxing (gold), drill boxing (water), collapse boxing (wood), cannon boxing (fire) and horizontal boxing (earth); Twelve-shaped boxing is a practical skill to imitate the action characteristics of twelve animals, such as dragon, tiger, bear, snake, jackal, monkey, horse, chicken, swallow, catfish, harrier and eagle.

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