Yongchun
Wing Chun
Wing Chun Boxing is one of South Boxing in China, which was popular in Guangdong and Fujian in its early years. This fist was first introduced to Yongchun County, Fujian Province, and was created by Yan Sanniang of the county. It was named after the place name, so some people called it "Wing Chun Boxing" after Yan Hou. The most popular martial arts school in modern China developed rapidly in Europe. Wing Chun Boxing starts with the research and improvement of body structure, joint activities and fluid mechanics, and completely breaks away from the illusory and unscientific approximate philosophical interpretation of traditional metaphysics such as stereotyped writing and five elements.
Wing Chun Boxing is one of the southern boxing, which was popular in Guangdong and Fujian in the early days. This boxing was first introduced in Yongchun County, Fujian Province. When it arrived in this county, it was created by Yan Sanniang and named after the boxing name, so it was called "Wing Chun", which also means "Wing Chun" in the name of Yong. This is the most popular modern China Wushu in Europe, and it is developing rapidly. Wing Chun boxing technique began to study and improve the body structure, joint activities and fluid dynamics, completely divorced from the metaphysics of the traditional eight-part essay, such as the five elements and the illusion of the eight diagrams, and approximated the unscientific philosophical logic explanation.
The main hand types of this boxing are Yan Feng Boxing and Liu Ye Palm, and there are three sets of boxing routines, namely, mindfulness, bridge-seeking and fingering. The basic skills are mainly three hands, as well as falling hands, lifting hands, breaking hands, sinking bridges and blocking positions. The main steps are Siping Horse, Sanzi Horse, Chasing Horse, Kneeling Horse and Independent Step. It is a combination of internal boxing and melee boxing. Based on actual combat, it is characterized by changeable moves, flexible use, flexible punching, short bridge and narrow horse, and being good at exerting strength. It uses techniques such as big flashing edge, small throwing, ploughing and hugging arms, touching, remembering feelings and bending hands in the middle to build, cut, sink, mark, arm, wrist, finger, stick, touch, iron, steal and steal. With the help of the sensitive feeling of the hand bridge skin, play an inch-strong internal boxing.
The main hand types of boxing are Eichhornia crassipes and willow palm, and the boxing routines are mainly small ideas, accurate bridge sections and standard fingers, three sets of boxing and wooden stakes. The main steps are Siping Horse, Zima Horse, Chasing Horse, Kneeling Horse and Independent Step. That's a set of internal boxing and nearly a dozen internal boxing. It is based on actual combat, characterized by changeable moves, flexible use, flexible punching, short bridge and narrow horse, and being good at making an inch of the king, and it is characterized by big flashing edge, small spacing, stopping ploughing and laying knives, touching and swinging, remembering the situation, bending hands and keeping strokes, chopping, applying, S, bladder, wrist and finger sticking, touching, swinging, stealing, leaking and "clamping words" Feel the fresh power with the sensitive skin of the hand bridge to fight the inch fist in the inner house.
Wing Chun Boxing is one of the martial arts schools in China. It was brought to Hongkong by IP Man in 1950s, first brought to German by Liang Ting in 1970s, and then developed rapidly in Europe. It was adopted by multinational special police. Wing Chun Boxing is mainly based on a set of practical boxing fighting theories, and it is studied and perfected from the aspects of body structure, joint activities, fluid mechanics, etc. It is completely divorced from the traditional metaphysical philosophical explanations of the illusory, five lines of gossip, pictographic gods and other unscientific logical approximations.
Wing Chun is one of the martial arts in China. It was brought by Hong Kong IP Man in the 1950s, and was first brought to Germany by Liang Ting in the 1970s. Since then, it has rapidly developed into a boxing used by multinational special police in Europe. Wing Chun Wushu began to study and improve the body structure, joint activities and fluid mechanics with a set of practical main battle theories, which completely broke away from the illusory and unscientific approximate philosophical logic explanation of metaphysics such as traditional five lines of gossip and pictographic deity.
The predecessors then designed a set of training system from shallow to deep, starting with simple static qigong and hand movements until the mind reflected the whole body movement. Not only can it really be used for attack and defense, but it is also more interesting for people to train "snipers" because it is to practice natural reactions instead of strictly following the moving order. Therefore, the intense wing chun training can compete in the ring, and the general training can be regarded as long-term physical exercise.
Then the predecessors designed a step-by-step training system, starting with simple static qigong and hand movements, until the idea of full-body exercise reacted. In addition to being really used for offensive and defensive purposes, they train until the "crazy hand" stage, because this is a natural reaction movement, so don't stick to the order of actions, and more people will be interested. Therefore, the surgical wing-wing training can compete in the fierce ring, while the general training can be regarded as a long-term physical exercise.