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Yue Family Boxing had a certain relationship with Jiangxi Zimen Boxing. The Yue Family Style was a famous style of boxing in Jiangxi Province. Legend had it that it was created by Yue Fei, a famous general who fought against the Jin Dynasty in the Northern Song Dynasty. Zimen Fist was also a traditional boxing technique in Jiangxi Province. Its origin was unknown, but it focused on training the hands, eyes, body, technique, and steps externally, while training the essence, qi, and spirit internally. In Jiangxi Province, the Yue Family Style and the Zi Men Style were inextricably linked. Deng Zilong, a famous patriotic general of the Ming Dynasty, was a disciple of Luo Hongxian, a descendant of the Yue Family Army and a martial arts master. He also received the true teachings of the Yue Family Boxing. Deng Zilong combined Yue Family Boxing with the local traditional folk customs of Lion Fighting and Zimen Boxing to create the Yue Family Lion of Fengcheng. Therefore, it could be said that Yue Family Fist and Jiangxi Zimen Fist had a certain origin and connection in Jiangxi Province.

One of the basic techniques of Hong Quan was Tiger Subduing Fist. The Tiger Subduing Fist was the basic fist technique of Hong Fist. It was a traditional boxing technique in Guangdong Province. It was said that the Tiger Subduing Fist originated from Shaolin and was later passed down to Zen Master Zhi Shan, the master of the founder of Hong Fist, Huang Feihong. It was then passed down by Lu Yacai, Huang Tai, and others. The characteristics of the Tiger Subduing Fist were the stability of the waist, the strength of the bridge hand, the tight technique, and the orderly advance and retreat. It was one of the basic routines of Hong Quan. Practicing the Tiger Subduing Fist well could lay the foundation for learning other skills of Hong Quan.

The outcome of Penetrating Fist and Shape-Will Fist couldn't be simply compared. Judging from some of the matches in history, different boxers had different results in different situations. For example, Zhang Ce was an expert in Penetrating Fist, and he was defeated by Sun Cunzhou, an expert in Xingyi Fist, while in another match, Zhang Xiulin, an expert in Penetrating Fist, knocked down the pole in Li Cunyi's hand. This showed that the actual combat results of the two boxing techniques were affected by the practitioner's own skill level, physical fitness, actual combat experience, and the competition environment at that time. It was not possible to simply determine whether the Penetrating Fist could beat the Xingyi Fist. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The Big Dipper Divine Fist in the comic was not a Chinese fist technique. The Hokuto Shin Fist was a martial arts genre that originated from the Japanese manga and anime Hokuto Shin Fist. It originated in Japan and was widely recognized in Japanese martial arts competitions. Although the Big Dipper Fist was recognized in Japan, it was not a Chinese fist technique because it was not promoted or circulated in China.

The manual of the I-shaped Tiger Fist could be downloaded as a PDF-copy from Tian Wenlin's "I-shaped Tiger Fist (Classic Collection)" or the scanned version of "Huang Feihong's I-shaped Tiger Fist". These two books were both classic works on the I-shaped Tiger Fist, which contained the secret manual of the I-shaped Tiger Fist and the breakdown of the fist technique. The specific download links and resources could be found on relevant websites or e-book platforms.

The phrase " Use Flame Fist on him " in Flame Fist came from page 45 of the work. Click on the link below to read the Musket Fire comic.

The Heavens Fist was one of the divine weapons of the Wind-Stepping Monk in World of Warcraft. It was forged by the ancient Torvians and was considered one of the finest weapons created by the Torvians, but it was also one of the most dangerous divine artifacts ever created. According to legend, the creator of the Fist of the Heavens, Ilmat, was a grandmaster weaponsmith who worked tirelessly to protect Azeroth. However, his pride eventually led to his destruction. The Fist of the Heavens had never displayed its true power in the hands of adventurers, but their power had caused the wielder to sink into arrogance and eventually lead to destruction. This divine weapon had special skills and attributes in the game. It could provide the Wind-Stepping Monk with powerful combat abilities.

Drunken Fist was a type of pictographic fist that was formed during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The movement of the fist imitated the movements of drunkards. It combined the drunk form, drunk state, and martial arts offensive and defensive techniques. It was also known as the drunken fist. The earliest written descriptions appeared in Shi Naian's "Water Margins", such as Wu Song drunk beating Jiang's door god and Lu Zhishen drunk beating the mountain gate. Drunken Fist was divided into two schools, the north was Lu Zhishen's Drunken Fist, and the south was the Drunken Eight Immortals. It paid attention to the coordination of eyes, hands, body, legs, and steps. The main characteristic of the technique was that "the fist contained the technique in the drunken state, and the killing intent was hidden in the fall", achieving the purpose of defense and attack in the drunken state. In terms of literary works, there were many manifestations. In the music industry, there were songs performed by Wu Zhenyu, Nichkhun, Chen Chusheng, and Wang Suzhen, all of which were called Drunken Fist. In terms of comics, the Hong Kong comic Drunken Fist, which was published on March 7,1981, had a total of 1099 issues. The author was Huang Yulang, whose inspiration came from the movie of the same name starred by Chan. The background of the story was at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. The main character of the first movie was Wang Wuji, who had experienced many legendary stories. The main character of the second movie was Wang Ling, the son of Wang Wuji, who also had a series of twists and turns. In terms of movies, the Drunken Fist series, which was starred by Chan, was more famous. Drunken Fist 2 was named by Time Magazine as one of the "Top Ten Best Movies in the World in 1994" and "Top 100 Best Movies in Global History". On the other hand, Drunken Fist 3, directed by Liu Jialiang, had a poor reputation. In addition, in real life, there were also cases of Shandong young men performing drunken boxing at their father-in-law's house after drinking. Drunken boxing could also participate in martial arts routine competitions. Its highest organization was the International Martial Arts Federation. The China Martial Arts Association was established in 1958. Important international competitions included the World Martial Arts Championship, the World Traditional Martial Arts Championship, the Martial Arts Series World Cup, etc. In history, there were also famous drunken boxing masters such as Fei Yuxia and Shao Shankang. The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

" Drunken Fist 3 " was a Hong Kong comedy action film that was released on July 2, 1994. It was directed and starred by Liu Jialiang, scripted by Xiao Rong and Liu Jialiang, and starred in Andy Liu, Lee Jiaxin, Zheng Shaoqiu, Ji Tiansheng, and Liu Jiahui. The film was set after the coup of 1898, when Yuan Shikai wanted to climb to the position of president and declare himself emperor. He was superstitious that the "Spotted Finger" on his concubine Shen Yu's hand could ensure that she could safely claim the title of Emperor, so he sent his confidant Yang Jun to escort Shen Yu back to the capital. The revolutionary party wanted to hit Yuan on the way. Yang Jun knew that things were serious and asked Huang Qiying for help. Huang Qiying let his son Feihong secretly protect Shen Yu, the two were intercepted on the way, fortunately an old man saved them, Feihong by chance to realize the old man "drunk fist" true meaning, after determined to stop Yuan Shikai ascended the throne. During this process, the elegant winery owner Luo Hong appeared and ruined Fei Hong's plan, causing the situation to take a turn for the worse. In terms of actors, Andy Liu played Yang Jun, Lee Jiaxin played Shen Yu, the third princess of the four princes, Zheng Shaoqiu played Huang Qiying, Ji Tiansheng played Huang Feihong, and Liu Jiahui played Overseer Lee. The film had no plot connection with the previous two Drunken Boxing films, which starred in Chan. Although there were wonderful martial arts scenes and Drunken Boxing moves, the box office performance was far inferior to Drunken Boxing 2. It earned 7.07 million Hong Kong dollars in Hong Kong and only 910,000 worldwide. It was evaluated as having little to do with Drunken Boxing, suspected of being a freeloader, and the actor's performance lacked appeal. However, his director, Liu Jialiang, had made a certain contribution to the development of Hong Kong movies. He was the first person in Hong Kong to be promoted from a martial arts director to a director. The Liu Jiaban he led had also produced classic works such as " Thirty-six Houses of Shaolin " and " Shaolin Master of Supporting Shops." The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Drunken Monkey in the Tiger's Eyes (Drunken Master) was a China Hong Kong action comedy film released on October 5, 1978. It was produced by Wu Siyuan, directed by Yuan Heping, and starred by Chan Long, Yuan Xiaotian, Huang Zhengli, and Shi Tian. The film was 111 minutes long and was a classic that influenced Chinese films. It was nominated for the best film at the 16th Golden Horse Awards in 1978. In 2000, it ranked 20th among the "Top 100 Hong Kong Films of the 20th Century" selected by the "Biweekly Film Magazine". In 2005, on the 100th anniversary of the birth of China films, the Hong Kong Film Awards Association ranked 33rd among the "Top 100 China Films of the Century" selected by the Hong Kong Film Awards Association. In 2011, he was selected as one of the "Top 100 Classic Chinese Movies in Film History" at the Golden Horse Film Festival. The plot of the movie took place at the end of the Qing Dynasty. Huang Feihong, a young man from the Guangdong Martial Arts Hall, was naughty and aggressive. He was punished for accidentally teasing his cousin and was later confined by his father. His father invited his good friend Su Huazi as his teacher. Su Huazi improved Huang Feihong's martial arts skills through strict training and taught him the Drunken Eight Immortals Fist. Huang Feihong used this fist to win a great victory when his father was ambushed by his enemies. During the filming process, Chan explored the road of a movie with strong personal characteristics. He encountered many difficulties. For example, he drank a lot during the filming, but he was not good at drinking and got drunk easily. At that time, his makeup skills were limited, so he used exercise to achieve the effect of drunkenness. In the fighting scene, he was also injured. When he confronted the villain Huang Zhengli, his eye was accidentally injured. Later, he cut the other eye into double skin. The "Drunken Eight Immortals" in the movie was created by director Yuan Heping. Although "Drunken Fist" had a long history in China and had high practical value, strong ornamental value, and divided into two factions, the "Drunken Fist" in the movie was not traditional Drunken Fist. This made Chan feel regretful and wanted to make another movie to make up for it. The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!