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Introduction of Taizu Changquan
Taizu Changquan, also known as 32-potential Changquan, Song Taizu Boxing, Taizu Boxing, Zhaojiaquan, Zhaomen and Taizumen, is also called Hongquan, Hongquan, Cannonball and Zhaomen Artillery Boxing in some places. Its spiritual idol is Zhao Kuangyin. In the Ming dynasty, this kind of boxing was famous all over the world. It also had an important influence on Qijia Boxing, Tai Ji Chuan and Hong Tong Tongbei Boxing. Therefore, it is also called "the mother of all kinds of boxing". The following is what I arranged for you: a brief introduction of Taizu Changquan.

Introduction of Taizu Changquan

Taizu Changquan, according to legend, Song Taizu and Zhao Kuangyin laid the foundation of the Song Dynasty by this technique, and its boxing method was passed down to later generations, and Taizu Boxing was established. Qi Jiguang's "Ji Xiaoxin's Book" in the Ming Dynasty said: "In the ancient and modern Boxers, Song Taizu had a 32-style long fist."

"Taizu Changquan" is widely spread in the north of China, and the whole set of boxing drills fully shows the heroic characteristics of the north. "Taizu Changquan" has a big and cheerful posture, and pays special attention to the close cooperation and display of hand, eye and body movements. It is bold and unrestrained to practice, beautiful without losing its majestic momentum. It is one of the "Six Famous Fists" in China Wushu circle.

In the course of hundreds of years of practice, most of them have been lost. In the forties and fifties, there were still six boxing methods left in the practice outside the customs, such as Huaquan, Yiluhuaquan and Yiluhuaquan.

"Taizu Changquan" is big and cheerful, and it is one of the "six famous fists" in China Wushu circle. ....

The Historical Origin of Taizu Changquan

Taizu Boxing was introduced to Cangzhou in the middle period of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty. According to the boxing score, a wandering monk fell ill on the streets of Cangzhou and was taken in by Song Gong, who sought medical treatment. After the monk recovered, in order to repay Song Gong's kindness, he took his second son Song Ping as an apprentice and awarded Taizu Boxing for six years. As soon as Song Ping became a monk, he was named Shunyuan monk, and later generations respected him as the ancestor of Taizumen Cangzhou. Song Ping, the son of Song Yide, studied literature during the day and practiced martial arts at night. He works very hard, hard and soft, light and energetic. One day, several relatives and friends gathered in the living room to have tea and chat. A swallow ate food and fed it to its young. A piece of swallow droppings fell into the teacup. Yide jumped up and caught the swallow. Since then, his martial arts and the nickname "Song San the Swallow" have spread all over the streets, and more and more people have asked him for advice.

In the forty-seventh year of Qianlong, Xing Dianbang, a boxer who studied Hongquan in Kaifeng, Henan Province, came to Cang to visit the Song Dynasty. They were more artistic, became teachers, and settled in Cangzhou. Xing is honest, talented, studious, good at fighting, and open the door to accept apprentices and pass on skills. His disciple Wang Yonggui is the squad leader of the official's son in Cangzhou. He is famous for his broadsword, and he has many apprentices in Cang. His disciples, Guo, Guo and Guo, set out in Baoding at the end of Guangxu, but none of them met the enemy. Later, he went to Hongdong, Datong, Yanmen and other places in Shanxi to teach martial arts, which is famous for Yanmenguan. Yu-lung Pai and Dong Zhanfang used to be escorts in Yingkou, and served as brigadier of Huncheng in Northeast China, and Qiu San was a court martial arts teacher in the late Qing Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Taizu Boxing spread faster. Zhang Guoxiang, Guo Zhaokui and Sun Fuyuan have many apprentices in Tianjin. Wang Guilin worked as a martial arts teacher in Cangxian People's Education Center; Li Dehai and Qiu Zhankui have many apprentices in Cangcheng and along the canal, and they are called "the founders on both sides of the strait". Sheng Yulong, a descendant of the eighth generation, 1998, aged 83, won the gold medal in Jinzhou National Traditional Wushu Competition. , Li Shaofu, Tian, Bai Wanchun, Zhao Mingjiang. They are all famous in the village. Ma Xiling, a disciple of Li Dehai, was the chairman of Cangzhou Wushu Association. Taizu boxing has been handed down for nine generations.

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Style characteristics of Taizu Changquan

Taizu Changquan is a set of routines created by Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of Song Dynasty, after studying martial arts at Shaolin Temple. This routine drills the line, which can beat the lying cow, exert strength in melee and be used in melee. Because of its strange and powerful moves, opponents often can't see their moves clearly and have no response. Taizu boxing has a unique style, pure attainments, rigorous routines, stretching movements, distinctive moves, flexible footwork, eclecticism, combination of rigidity and softness, combination of reality and reality, leapfrog, long hitting and short leaning, and strong explosive power.

Boxing: Taizu's four long fists and six fists (one white horse around, two flowers hiding leaves, three fists, four characters, five cuts and six fists, six Yan Qing inclinations); Instruments: Wutong Taizu Wolong Knife, Taizu Double Knife, Taizu Fireworks, Forest Piercing Gun, Taizu Snake Stick, Ten-in-one Stick, Two-in-one Stick (Kidnapper), Taoyuan Stick (accompanied by Zhao Kuangyin, Lu Zhenen and Tao Sanchun), Taizu Panlong Whip, Meteor Hammer, Spring and Autumn Broadsword, and Bamboo Point Big Gun (Gun, Live Gun). It is said that this Taizu Changquan is based on actual combat, with multiple legs and falling servants as the main means of attack, and capture as a stunt.

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Legend has it that in the Song Dynasty, the founding emperor Zhao Kuangyin handed down Zhao Kuangyin's long fist and hid it in Shaolin Temple.

A.D. 1972 Wu Baoxin, a martial artist (senior chemical engineer, studying in Japan, practicing martial arts since childhood, a descendant of the Thirteen Sword of Taiji), went to Shaolin Temple and spent a lot of money to see the precious original of Taizu Changquan. But it was forbidden to take pictures and make copies at that time. Regular practice of this boxing will play a certain role in exercising bones and muscles, cultivating temperament, tempering will, strengthening the body, delaying illness and prolonging life, and resisting violence.

Close the door with the iron fan, hold the moon in your arms, go hand in hand, and straighten your knees and elbows. Step, palm of yin and yang, step, lock step, imaginary step, palm insertion, step back, open palm, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step, step. Step-by-step water lunge racket independent piece palm fist wash elbow straight knee fist split palm separately to avoid water potential turn flat kick turn head-on foot back knee fist front and back elbow lunge bright palm stride high five palms together with folded ears, split palm lunge twist fist front and back floor knee lunge cover punch tiger potential double hammer hit two-way bounce leg turn push palm head-on look in the mirror Huanglong prone position head-on look in the mirror virtual lunge bright palm crown straight knee push. Punch up, look in the mirror, step forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward, palm forward.