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The twelfth generation successor of Chen Style Tai Chi, "Tai Chi Master" Chen Bin
The twelfth generation successor of Chen Style Tai Chi, Cheng Baorong
The twelfth generation successor of Chen Style Tai Chi, "South China Master" Fu Nengbin
The twelfth generation successor of Chen Style Tai Chi, "Tai Chi Whirlwind" Zhang Dongwu
Yan Di Nan: Born on November 19, 1984 Gender Male Origin Shifang, Sichuan
WBO World Boxing Organization China (CPBO ) Professional boxing promoter
Registered professional boxer with CPBO China (East Asia) Professional Boxing Organization
Member of China Sanshou Do Association
Director of Youth Promotion Center of China Sanshou Do Association
Southwest Regional Professional Boxing Organization Person in charge
Head coach of Sichuan Dongfang Guowu Sanshou Dokai
Fighting coach of Chengdu "Rongzhijian" voluntary anti-pocketing volunteer alliance
Director of Sports Culture Communication Center of Chengdu Guanghan Culture Co., Ltd.
San Fourth degree black belt in Hand Doo (IWSD)
Emei Martial Arts. It originated in Mount Emei, Sichuan and was formed in the Ming Dynasty. Emei Quan combines the strengths of many schools to form unique techniques and styles. Its main martial arts features are small movements and large changes, using softness to overcome hardness, leveraging force to strike, using static braking and dynamic braking to stop static. When attacking and defending, it is more important to drill forward according to the trend, use force to counterattack, and win quickly. Emei boxing has four major schools: Sengmen, Yuemen, Dumen, and Zhaomen, and four small schools: Hongmen, Huamen, Zimen, and Huimen. It is also divided into five major schools: Huanglin, Dianyi, Qingcheng, Tiefo, and Qingniu. .
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1. Longquanyi Tai Chi Martial Arts
As a folk sports activity, martial arts has a long history. As early as the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, martial arts was quite popular among the people. According to "Sichuan Province Sports Historical Materials" 1983 The second issue of the year contains: In the middle years of Guangxu (around 1898), Xie Kunshan, a poor farmer in Longquanyi, Jianyang, nicknamed Xie Dagun, was good at rolling on the ground (also known as lying on the ground) and went to Chengdu to fight, and defeated Chengdu several times with lying on the ground. Han Fengming, the bodyguard of the Taiwan Yamen, became famous for a while. Later, during the Republic of China, a martial arts hall was opened in Longquan Town, which was briefly recorded in "Longquan Literature and History":
2. Emei Martial Arts
Emei Martial Arts is a unique regional martial arts style in Sichuan and has a long history. Historical Origins. In 316 BC, Qin destroyed Shu and then Ba, and unified Bashu. Since then, Emei martial arts has gradually formed a unique martial arts system with many types of boxing due to various factors such as foreign culture and immigration. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the earliest direct historical record of Emei martial arts was the "Collected Works of Mr. Tang Jingchuan" written by Tang Shunzhi of the Ming Dynasty. In the second volume, it is clearly recorded that he watched the superb martial arts of Taoists in Mount Emei (Taoists refer to people with Taoism, not Taoists). Performed, and wrote a poem "Emei Taoist Boxing Song" which has been circulated. In the poem, he wrote: "Suddenly, the feet were lifted up, and the rocks on the cliff burst apart and the sand flew away." Come and go, the star girl throws the soul shuttle, the genius and the devil turn over the green sleeves. ...turn over and point directly at the Japanese car to stop, shrinking his head and looking like a needle. There are hundreds of twists and turns, even the waist is boneless, and the whole body is covered with hands. " It vividly describes the advanced technical training level of the Emeishan Taoists at that time. Wu Shu, a martial artist from the late Ming Dynasty to the early Qing Dynasty, wrote "Arm Record", in which he elaborated on the origins and key points of Emei's marksmanship. For example: "Zen Master Pu'en of Emei Mountain in Western Shu, whose ancestral family is Baimei, met a stranger and taught him the art of marksmanship. He immediately practiced it for two years. Once he understood it, he became a god. Travel all over the world, don't go with me. "At the same time, there are 13 chapters in the book that provide a relatively comprehensive discussion of Emei marksmanship from aspects such as mind control, physical skills, techniques, offense and defense. In addition, the first volume of the book, "Six Schools of Marksmanship", also compares Emei Marksmanship with the Marksmanship of Ma, Sha, Yang and other schools at that time. It is not only a valuable information for understanding the integration of Emei Marksmanship and ancient Chinese marksmanship, but also an ancient record of Emei Marksmanship. The only precious and detailed information on martial arts. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially after the 1980s, research on Emei martial arts increased day by day, and a number of articles and monographs on boxing techniques and equipment emerged.
3. Qingcheng Martial Arts
There is a martial arts proverb: "Wudang in the south, Shaolin in the north, Emei spreads Buddhism, explores the origin and goes to Qingcheng. "Yesterday, good news came from Dujiangyan. Qingcheng Wushu, which has a history of nearly 2,000 years, will launch an impact on the world's intangible cultural heritage next year.
Currently, Qingcheng Wushu’s application for intangible cultural heritage in Sichuan Province has entered the approval stage, and the results will be announced at the end of the year. Once successful, it will be declared a world intangible cultural heritage next year.
Please introduce yourself in English
1. Longquanyi Tai Chi Martial Arts
As a folk sports activity, martial arts has a long history. As early as the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, martial arts was quite popular among the people. According to "Sichuan Province Sports Historical Materials" 1983 The second issue of the year contains: In the middle years of Guangxu (around 1898), Xie Kunshan, a poor farmer in Longquanyi, Jianyang, nicknamed Xie Dagun, was good at rolling on the ground (also known as lying on the ground) and went to Chengdu to fight, and defeated Chengdu several times with lying on the ground. Han Fengming, the bodyguard of the Taiwan Yamen, became famous for a while. Later, during the Republic of China, a martial arts hall was opened in Longquan Town, which was briefly recorded in "Longquan Literature and History":
2. Emei Martial Arts
Emei Martial Arts is a unique regional martial arts style in Sichuan and has a long history. Historical Origins. In 316 BC, Qin destroyed Shu and then Ba, and unified Bashu. Since then, Emei martial arts has gradually formed a unique martial arts system with many types of boxing due to various factors such as foreign culture and immigration. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the earliest direct historical record of Emei martial arts was the "Collected Works of Mr. Tang Jingchuan" written by Tang Shunzhi of the Ming Dynasty. In the second volume, it is clearly recorded that he watched the superb martial arts of Taoists in Mount Emei (Taoists refer to people with Taoism, not Taoists). Performed, and wrote a poem "Emei Taoist Boxing Song" which has been circulated. In the poem, he wrote: "Suddenly, the feet were lifted up, and the rocks on the cliff burst apart and the sand flew away." Come and go, the star girl throws the soul shuttle, the genius and the devil turn over the green sleeves. ...turn over and point directly at the Japanese car to stop, shrinking his head and looking like a needle. There are hundreds of twists and turns, even the waist is boneless, and the whole body is covered with hands. " It vividly describes the advanced technical training level of the Emeishan Taoists at that time. Wu Shu, a martial artist from the late Ming Dynasty to the early Qing Dynasty, wrote "Arm Record", in which he elaborated on the origins and key points of Emei's marksmanship. For example: "Zen Master Pu'en of Emei Mountain in Western Shu, whose ancestral family is Baimei, met a stranger and taught him the art of marksmanship. He immediately practiced it for two years. Once he understood it, he became a god. Travel all over the world, don't go with me. "At the same time, there are 13 chapters in the book that provide a relatively comprehensive discussion of Emei marksmanship from aspects such as mind control, physical skills, techniques, offense and defense. In addition, the first volume of the book, "Six Schools of Marksmanship", also compares Emei Marksmanship with the Marksmanship of Ma, Sha, Yang and other schools at that time. It is not only a valuable information for understanding the integration of Emei Marksmanship and ancient Chinese marksmanship, but also an ancient record of Emei Marksmanship. The only precious and detailed information on martial arts. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially after the 1980s, research on Emei martial arts increased day by day, and a number of articles and monographs on boxing techniques and equipment emerged.
3. Qingcheng Martial Arts
There is a martial arts proverb: "Wudang in the south, Shaolin in the north, Emei spreads Buddhism, explores the origin and goes to Qingcheng. "Yesterday, good news came from Dujiangyan. Qingcheng Wushu, which has a history of nearly 2,000 years, will launch an impact on the world's intangible cultural heritage next year.
Currently, Qingcheng Wushu’s application for intangible cultural heritage in Sichuan Province has entered the approval stage, and the results will be announced at the end of the year. Once successful, it will be declared a world intangible cultural heritage next year.
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