Huang is a disciple, who has made meritorious military service with superb martial arts and won six awards. During the Tongzhi period, the legendary Wulin master Li appeared in Wangnanliang Village, Cangxian County, Hebei Province (now Yanshan County). Li studied with Huang since childhood and received careful guidance from his grandfathers. His skill was superb and second to none at that time. He values friendship over routine, especially opposes flowery boxing and embroidered legs, cuts down the complexity and simplifies it, and returns octupole boxing to simplicity, simplicity and practicality. He advocated the combination of octupole boxing and split hanging, so all the octupole boxing he taught were equipped with a set of split hanging palms, from which came the boxing proverb "octupole boxing and split hanging are not afraid of ghosts and gods". Li is an important representative of Luotong Bajiquan. He is short and thin, and his appearance is not surprising, but his skill is extremely good. He is famous for his killer's heavy hand and his martial arts are amazing. The most exquisite art is the skill of the big gun. He loves guns and is called "Gun Idiot", and the martial arts circles respectfully call him "Li Gun God". Most of his disciples are famous for their octupole boxing, but their skills are very strict. Huo Diange, the great disciple, is proficient in boxing.
Huo Diange loved martial arts since childhood. He once studied boxing with a boxer named Li. 17 years old, taking Li as his teacher, practicing octupole boxing and liuhe gun 12 years. Li, who walks the rivers and lakes with him, has accumulated rich cold-faced experience in the contest, making his skills more exquisite. At the beginning, master and apprentice were active in Tianjin, and they were followers of Jianguo Road and Central Park in Tianjin. Later, he was hired as a martial arts instructor by Xu Lanzhou, commander of the First Division of Heilongjiang Garrison, and taught Bajiquan in Harbin, Changchun and Shenyang with the troops. During this period, Huo Diange took on the task of teaching martial arts. He taught a large number of disciples and fought with others many times, but he always won the hearts of the people without hurting people, and he was able to help the poor and help the needy. The great man of chivalry soon spread widely in Northeast China.
1924, after Huo Diange became a soldier, he came to Tianjin with Xu Lanzhou and stayed with his nephew Huo Qingyun in Xu Lanzhou and Li (supervised by Zhili) to teach. 1926, Xu lanzhou mansion, Huo Diange selected the essence of Li Pingping's fighting skills all his life, combined with his own practice experience, compiled Shoushou Boxing with high practical value, and added the original "Six Openings" to Huo's unique "Eight Openings". During this period, Huo Diange got to know Gao Xianyun, a Taoist priest in Wudang Mountain, and absorbed techniques such as "board skills" and "ball skills" from him, enriching the content of Huo's Bajiquan and spreading it to his disciples. Soon, Huo Diange became famous for his superb martial arts and noble martial arts.
1928, Puyi, who lived in Bird, a Japanese concession in Tianjin, had a bad feeling towards two Japanese bodyguards, and wanted to be a "Kung Fu Emperor" like his ancestors, so he proposed to invite a China martial arts master, and the Japanese demanded that he must compete for employment. Mr. Huo's uncle was introduced by Xu Lanzhou and Shang (Hanlin in the late Qing Dynasty) and took the exam. Huo Diange easily defeated the Japanese samurai Kudo with only two fingers, while Huo Qingyun lifted the Japanese samurai and exported it to Iwata with a tiger drill. Puyi was overjoyed and hired Huo Diange as his martial arts teacher and Huo Qingyun as his bodyguard.
1932, Puyi came to Changchun (then called Xinjing) and became the puppet emperor of Manchukuo. Huo Diange then entered the palace and set up a "Guards" with disciple Huo as the backbone to protect the safety of Puyi. Huo Diange not only taught martial arts to Pu Yi, Pu Jian and Empress in the fake palace, but also taught his disciples outside the palace. As a bodyguard, Huo Qingyun is in charge of the youngest son of the Huo family. Due to the busy affairs and high position in Huo Diange Palace, Huo Qingyun took on the heavy responsibility of teaching the martial arts of the Huo disciples, which is also an unwritten rule in Wulin.
Two years later, Zhou (Huo Diange's righteous brother), a famous "iron arm" in Shenyang, also came to Changchun and defected to Huo Diange. Huo Diange helped him earn a living by collecting disciples in Lu, and sent Huo Qingyun to help Zhou teach Bajiquan, and Lu became another spreading station of Huo's Bajiquan. From then on, Huo Qingyun traveled to and from the Palace and Sanma Road, and trained a large number of disciples.
1On June 30th, 937, some Huo disciples of the Guard went to Datong Park to play and clashed with the Japanese army, resulting in injuries to a colonel of the Japanese Kwantung Army and dozens of Japanese soldiers. The Japanese Kwantung Army was furious, killing Huo disciple on the charge of "anti-Manchu and anti-Japanese" and reorganizing the Guards. Huo Qingyun was forced to take refuge in the Forbidden City in Fengtian (now Shenyang). Huo Dianyan himself was also excluded. Qi became ill, and repeated treatment was ineffective. He died in the early autumn of 1942 at the age of 57.
Although Huo Diange people passed away, he received many disciples and taught them meticulously in his life. There are countless disciples, and Bajiquan with the characteristics of Huo family style has been widely spread all over the world. His noble character and touching deeds of being fearless of rape and brave in chivalry will remain in the world forever. In 1980s, 30 episodes of TV series "The Legend of Kant's First Floating Guard" filmed by Changchun TV Station told the life story of Huo Diange.
After Huo Diange's death, the burden of Huo family's octupole door fell on Huo Qingyun's shoulders in vain: Huo Qingyun was Huo Diange's nephew, and because he lost his mother in his childhood, Lei Diange had a daughter and no children at that time, so he adopted Qingyun as his son and took him with him. He has a simple nature, loves martial arts, and practices hard. He is deeply loved by his uncle and Li, and his guidance is particularly meticulous. 192 1 year, Huo Qingyun went to Tianjin with his uncle, which brought him into contact with many Wulin celebrities as a teenager. He is timid and more and more proficient in martial arts. At that time, Li, a captain in Zhili, loved Huo Qingyun deeply and got Huo Diange's consent to accept him as a facade disciple, calling him "Huo Hei". In the future, whenever there are martial arts experts visiting, Li. Huo Qingyun defeated several famous boxers and became famous in Tianjin at an early age. When he defeated the Japanese samurai and became Puyi's imperial bodyguard, there were more competitions. He has competed with wrestlers of Mongolian monarchs and Japanese samurai many times. Because of his superb skills and deep foundation, he is always a shoo-in, no matter what competition method the opponent proposes. After Huo Qingyun came to Changchun with Pu Yi, he shouldered the heavy responsibility of teaching Huo's younger brother martial arts. Later, he was sent by Huo Diange to help Professor Zhou Zhaowu with octupole boxing. His younger brothers are deeply attached to him and affectionately call him "Black Brother".
1942 At the end of the year, Yang Bin, a disciple of the Huo family, set up a training room in the charity hall of Changchun East Station, and asked Huo Qingyun to tutor him. On the one hand, he widely accepted disciples to teach octupole skills, and at the same time created conditions for disciples to learn boxing. After the recovery of Changchun (1946), Qu Yixin (then a disciple of Huo Diange, the president of Gongzhuling Court) founded the martial arts school in Gongzhuling, and invited Huo Qingyun as the head coach, including senior people, and trained nearly 100 students before and after. From 65438 to 0950, Huo Diange disciple Zhao Bingnan initiated the establishment of Changchun Wushu Research Association, with Huo Qingyun as the president and Zhao Bingnan as the vice president, which promoted the popularization and improvement of Bajiquan in Jilin Province. Huo Qingyun has also been to Changchun, Shenyang, Harbin, Dalian and other places and taught hundreds of students. 1987101On October 27th, Huo Qingyun passed away at the age of 82.
By the time Huo Diange arrived in Changchun, the contents, steps, styles and characteristics of Huo's Bajiquan had been basically finalized and spread all over the three northeastern provinces. Later, with the efforts of Huo Qingyun and many disciples, a situation with Changchun as the center and all over the three northeastern provinces was formed. Therefore, the martial arts circle calls Northeast Bajiquan a living Bajiquan.
Huo-style octupole boxing is still active in China martial arts. As a treasure and benchmark of China culture, its successor is no longer a full-time martial artist, but its influence is still good. There are four kinds of disciples of Huo Diange, one is personally taught in the early days; Second, Huo Qingyun later taught; The third is Zhou's disciple, Professor Huo Qingyun, because he practiced Huo's octupole boxing, and later some of them were listed under Huo Diange. Fourth, although Huo Diange's name is recognized as a teacher, he didn't learn it in the end. So far, most of the disciples handed down by Huo Diange have passed away, and few are still alive.
Huo Diange has two daughters and two sons, the eldest son Huo Qingfeng and the second son Huo Qingshan; Huo Qingyun has two children, the eldest son and the second son. These four people are handed down from their own families, and they are the main descendants of Huo Bajiquan, and they are called "big brother and little brother" in the family.
Huo Diange, a middle-aged son, took care of Huo Qingfeng and Huo Qingshan as the apple of his eye. I have been carefully taught and given a mantle since I was a child. Both of them have studied martial arts with their families, studied and studied, and are versatile. After years of study and pondering, they have their own unique understanding of Huo's octupole boxing. After Huo Diange died, the two brothers returned to their hometown one after another. After liberation, they taught in Xiaoji School in their hometown of Cangzhou and continued to learn martial arts. (Born in 1938), now living in Tianjin. I don't need to elaborate on his family background, but he is knowledgeable, both civil and military, dictating the essence to his ancestors, and resorting to the pen, he made Huo's octupole boxing on the next level.
The experience of Changchun Huo Bajiquan has been passed down from generation to generation, and it is natural that the moon grows bigger every day. Its skills spread widely and have a great influence, attracting worldwide attention. Shenyang is the place where Huo's early art spread. Yin Qinghe and his disciples made unremitting efforts, and his disciples initiated the establishment of Liaoning Bajiquan Research Association, which was the first in China. Even if Huo's octupole boxing is carried forward and combined with other students, the development momentum is still great. Gongzhuling not only has the new foundation laid by Huo Qingyun and Quyi, but also has the teaching of Huo Qingshan in the town, the great help of Huo's descendants and the exploration spirit of his disciples. Every time the research results come out, it opens up another vast world of Huo Bajiquan. In Japan, Mr. He Chao is the main promoter of Huo Baji Boxing. They held a seminar in Tokyo and set a good example abroad.