The definition of Wuzu Boxing:

Wuzu Boxing, the full name of Wuzu Heyang Boxing, is a traditional boxing in Fujian Province. This fist is aggressive and skillful, without any pretense. In a short period of 100 years, Wu Zu Boxing has become one of the main boxing styles in Fujian Nanquan, and it is popular in Hong Kong and Southeast Asian countries.

The origin of Wuzu Boxing:

It is said that this kind of boxing is a combination of Baihe Boxing, Monkey Boxing, Luohan Boxing, Dazun Boxing and Taizu Boxing, so it is called Wuzu Boxing. Wuzu Boxing has a deep relationship with South Shaolin Boxing. Cai takes Taizu Boxing as his basic skill, also known as "Five Ancestors Heyang Boxing", which is mainly spread in southern Fujian.

Wuzuquan routine:

Wuzu Boxing is a typical foreign boxing, which is strong and flexible, including many techniques and internal training methods of Neijia Boxing. There are more than 200 sets of boxing routines, and empty boxing and long and short soldiers form their own systems. The small set has only a dozen steps, and the big set has more than 100 technicians. Regardless of the size of the sleeve, the five elements are contained in it, and the left and right are the same dimension. Constant attack and defense, internal and external repair, steady and straight steps. When punching in, you want to start.

Other traditional Wushu in Fujian Province;

1, Shaolin Huaquan

Shaolin Flower Boxing, namely Quanzhou Shaolin Flower Boxing. It is said that it originated from Shaolin Temple in the eastern suburb of Quanzhou, and was originally one of Shaolin Temple martial arts. Shaolin Flower Boxing is widely spread in southern Fujian, forming five different styles: flying crane, singing crane, resident crane, eating crane and longitudinal crane. The fist is "not moving like a mountain, moving like Lei Zhen; Its speed is like wind, and its attack is like fire.

2. Dragon Boxing

Dragon Boxing, also known as "Dragon Pile". South Shaolin boxing. According to legend, it originated from the monk forest in South Shaolin Temple during the Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty and spread to Zhu Shan, a monk in this temple. Dragon boxing is fierce, fast, changeable and fierce. This instrument is most famous for its stick skill.

3. Tiger Boxing

Tiger Boxing, also known as Tiger Boxing, is a local boxing in Fujian. One of the five pictographs of Shaolin in the South School has a history of more than 300 years. It is a kind of boxing that imitates tiger's jumping, jumping and running, and integrates martial arts skills and fitness. It was created by Yongtai Li during the reign of Qing Qianlong, and later passed on to Li. Tiger boxing is based on strength and strength, with fast and flexible boxing methods and simple and practical movements.