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Since when did I have no idea of anything? You are assuming a lot here and it makes you appear as a fool. Interesting how you dodged my question about martial arts because you were too scared to answer too.
And I am Sheev Palpatine....I am a monk and a warrior. ...
Apologies to everyone else, it appears Xue is having trouble following so I will repost my question -
Let us discuss a matter of great importance; some say the Beng Chuan from Xingyiquan is the most powerful punch in Chinese martial arts - what do you think? Try to answer in English if possible.
Now, on the matter of a challenge - I will defend my school wherever and whenever the threat may arise.
I love it when people practice Beng Chuan and the rest of Xingyiquan. I applaud and encourage other people to do this. When that is what they practice, it just makes it easier for me to beat the crap out of them.Let us discuss a matter of great importance; some say the Beng Chuan from Xingyiquan is the most powerful punch in Chinese martial arts - what do you think? .
Well played sir. Well played.Reminds me of a time when I had a knock at the door to my temple. It was a Scout of Girls. She said warrior, "for a small pittance I shall provide thou with great sustenance", yet thy coffers were empty. Later I learnered, that the Scout of the Girl provided the Johnson Clan across the street with a wonderful feast of Samoas and Thin Mints. And for that feast the Scout of Girls earned a great badge of merit from her clan. It too was an uplifting story.
I have trained extensively in Hebei Xingyiquan, and yes - I do want to 'go there'. Xue Sheng we are all very impressed at your Pinyin skills, maybe time to give it a rest and discuss martial arts rather than attempting (and failing at) linguistic foolery?
While some on this forum are highly skilled at typing about Xingyiquan, I will tell you about a time I used it. I was a youngling and got into a fight with a Tanglang-quan fighter. He was nimble and agile, with pin point accuracy to his strikes. He threw a punch at me, which I countered with a Pi Chuan and followed through with a Beng Chuan, knocking him off his feet.
I have trained extensively in Hebei Xingyiquan, and yes - I do want to 'go there'. Xue Sheng we are all very impressed at your Pinyin skills, maybe time to give it a rest and discuss martial arts rather than attempting (and failing at) linguistic foolery?
While some on this forum are highly skilled at typing about Xingyiquan, I will tell you about a time I used it. I was a youngling and got into a fight with a Tanglang-quan fighter. He was nimble and agile, with pin point accuracy to his strikes. He threw a punch at me, which I countered with a Pi Chuan and followed through with a Beng Chuan, knocking him off his feet.
Yes I do know the application of Bengquan and Piquan - did you not understand my story? Give it another read - apologise I didn't write in in Chinese with Pinyin, but I thought seeing as this is an English language forum I'd stick to English.
It was Northern Mantis not Southern White Crane - how embarrassing, you don't know what Tanglang is...
"Huanquan" - you're shown your true colours!! It's "Heng Chuan". I'd stop digging this linguistic grave for yourself if I were you mate; it's getting embarrassing.
It's interesting how you were unimpressed by my story, but five masters who were there were - and I quote - "blown away" by what they saw.
So, golden bell anyone?
Wow....... WOW
*applauds galore*
Hahahahahaha, so good!
Noted - I will post in English from now on and issue no challenge to anyone. I come in peace. Thank you for intervening.