Martial Arts Performance Commentary Part 4
Dear teachers, distinguished guests, and fellow students:
Good morning, everyone! Welcome to the first session of Hebei University of Science and Technology The third college martial arts exchange meeting.
Martial arts has demonstrated the cultural heritage of China for thousands of years, nurtured the heroic demeanor of Chinese people for generations, entrusted the immortal wisdom and creation of the Chinese nation, and given China a fertile soil. Magnificent and magical. We cherish the ancient times in martial arts, we aspire to be brave in martial arts, we thrive in martial arts, and we strengthen our bodies in martial arts.
On December 4, 20**, we successfully held the second college martial arts exchange meeting here, which demonstrated the style of martial arts and contributed to the construction of sports culture in the school. Today, in the presence of my mentor With the initiative and support of Teacher Wang, we hold the third college martial arts exchange meeting here to continue to carry forward the spirit of martial arts, promote martial arts, and strive to push the cultural cause of martial arts to a new climax.
Now let’s give a speech by teacher Wang Yanchao
Martial arts is the soul of China. For thousands of years, martial arts has been used as a national symbol to strengthen the body and uphold justice. It is a culture with an oriental flavor. Treasure. Today, a group of martial arts enthusiasts will show off their skills and show off a martial arts performance for us.
The first is a boxing performance.
Changquan? Posture Stretch, flexible movements, fast and powerful, and distinct rhythm. Below, we invite schools to perform.
Nanquan? It is strong and powerful, with steady steps and changeable techniques. It is often used to support, encourage and boost momentum by using sounds.
Tongbei Quan emphasizes using the ape's back or arms to gain momentum. Techniques include throwing, shooting, piercing, splitting, drilling, etc. Footwork includes walking, walking, chain steps, etc. Leg techniques include hooking and kicking. , hooves, bullets, etc. Routine movements require shaking arms and wrists, throwing chops with both arms, hanging shoulders and arms, brisk beats, flexible flashes, clear distinction between virtual and real, strong waist and back, crisp and fast cold bullets, and staggered tenacity.
Tai Chi? Soft and slow, light and flexible, like endless flowing water.
Sword skills? Fast and brave, fierce, powerful, majestic and sturdy. Now, please enjoy the swordsmanship performance. First of all, it’s from the school.
Swordsmanship? Elegance, ease of swallowing, clear sword skills, and a balance between hardness and softness.
Spear skills? The force reaches the tip of the spear, rotates left and right, flies up and down, and is unpredictable.
Stick technique? Used in short and long periods of time, sweeping across an area, brave and powerful, and magnificent.
Wing Chun
Wing Chun, one of the southern styles of Chinese boxing, is a very scientific and artificial boxing. His strength lies in burying himself in fighting. It has fast punches and tight defense, flexible horse steps and fast up and down, both offense and defense and at the same time, focusing on both hardness and softness, and consuming less energy.
The main hand types of this boxing are Phoenix Eye Boxing and Willow Leaf Palm. The main boxing routines include Xiaoniu, Xunqiao and Biaozhi 3 sets of boxing and wooden man stakes
Hong Boxing
It is created by combining the pictograms and characteristics of dragon, tiger, lion, leopard, snake, crane, elephant, horse, monkey and tiger with martial arts techniques. There are single-shaped boxing techniques, such as dragon boxing, tiger boxing, etc.; there are also mixed-shaped boxing techniques, such as tiger-crane double-shaped boxing, five-shaped boxing, ten-shaped boxing, etc. The characteristics of its style are: rich techniques, less legwork, steady steps and strong momentum, hard bridges and hard horses, strong and powerful, using Qi to promote force, and using sound to encourage.
Nunchaku
Nunchuck is a simple and practical Qimen weapon. It is short and powerful, practical but not flashy. The nunchuck is a very good self-defense and fitness equipment. Once you are skilled in it, your arms will become longer and more powerful.
Not only is it easy to learn and carry, but if used regularly, it can not only enhance wrist strength and coordinate skills, but also greatly improve the body's flexibility and agility, exercise courage, and cultivate perseverance and self-discipline. Due to its virtues, many martial arts enthusiasts at home and abroad, especially the majority of teenagers, are particularly fond of nunchucks.
Tai Chi
Tai Chi? Soft and slow, light and flexible, like endless flowing water.
Tai Chi is a type of Chinese internal martial arts. It is a synthesis of various boxing techniques from past dynasties, combined with ancient Daoyin and Breathing techniques, and absorbed classical philosophy and traditional Chinese medicine theory. A gentle, slow, and agile boxing technique that is practiced both internally and externally. . Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan is a fan used in Tai Chi, or it is also called a Tai Chi routine.
The Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan was created by the Beijing Senior Sports Association to support Beijing’s bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games and vigorously carry out physical exercise for the elderly. Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan flexibly combines the waving of the fan with the movement skills of Tai Chi, and cleverly combines martial arts movements with Chinese Kung Fu and song melodies. It combines Tai Chi and Tai Chi sword movements of different schools, as well as fast and powerful Changquan, Nanquan, Peking Opera dance moves, etc., are rich and novel in content, including singing and martial arts.
Moreover, it is easy to learn and practice. It is definitely the first choice for middle-aged and elderly friends to cultivate their sentiments and strengthen their bodies! Martial Arts Performance Commentary Part 5
Meishan culture is magical, magnificent and has a long history. It is a rich and unique regional culture with Loudi as the central area and radiating to surrounding provinces and cities. It is an important part of Jingchu culture. , and is one of the important sources of Huxiang culture.
Meishan martial arts can be called the treasure of Meishan culture. The ancestors of Meishan fought against nature, practiced martial arts, and developed good skills. In Meishan martial arts, ancient Meishan people are not only brave enough to fight naked, but also good at using weapons. Many weapons are unique among various martial arts schools in the country. The Meishan warriors have many types of Tiger Fist, Monkey Fist, Eagle Fist, Mantis Fist, and Dragon and Phoenix Fist, with smooth movements and strong and strong postures; War Spear, Bull Head Thorn, Meishan Sword, Meishan Rake, Meishan Divine Bow, Meishan The performances of Tie Chai, Meishan Meteor, Meishan Bench, etc. are all ingenious and exquisite. Next, please enjoy the martial arts performance presented by Loudi Meishan Martial Arts Culture Research Institute.
1. Victory with flags flying
Hunting with flags and the sound of war drums. A team of surprise troops came on stage. Loudi Meishan Martial Arts Culture Research Institute was established on June 18, 20**. It is a research-based mass organization participated by scholars, martial arts enthusiasts, and enthusiasts who study Meishan Martial Arts. It aims to promote martial arts and revitalize the national spirit. Promote the research on Meishan martial arts culture, discover, rescue, protect, develop, inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional culture. The institute currently has no fewer than 100 experts and scholars engaged in Meishan cultural research.
2. Meishan Boxing
The old man who first performed Meishan Boxing was the martial artist Chen Yiqiu, the director of the Meishan Martial Arts Culture Research Institute in Loudi. Mr. Chen is in his 70s this year. He is an old sports worker. He is also a descendant of Meishan martial arts, a first-level national martial arts coach, a first-level national martial arts referee, the winner of the highest prize in national martial arts competitions, an outstanding worker in the excavation and compilation of national martial arts, and a national outstanding Martial arts instructor.
The techniques of Meishan Boxing are flexible and changeable. Each movement focuses on the technique of attack and attack. Meishan Boxing has its own unique style and characteristics, moving like a tiger coming out of the mountain and flying all over the world. First, the routines are short, sharp, and brave. The second is to pursue simplicity and pay attention to practicality. There is no need for a special place, and no conditions are imposed. It can be practiced at any time before tea, after meals, and after work; working tools and household utensils can be used as weapons. But everything is based on actual combat as the starting point and final destination, without any fancy tricks. The third is to pay great attention to basic skills training. The so-called "forty days of beating, thirty nights of stake". That is to say, if you learn Meishan Boxing every forty days, you will spend thirty mornings and evenings practicing Zhuang.
3. Collective Boxing: Meishan Youth Boxing
Meishan Boxing originated from Wangye Mountain in Xinhua. It originated from the primitive clan society and is one of the oldest boxing types in China. According to legend, it was created by Longshan, the original late king, who was called "Baida" at that time. Chi You, the God of War, is the inventor and earliest inheritor of Meishan Boxing. Later, Chen Bowan and other successive martial artists used it as a practical military combat technique. In the 1970s, when the famous martial artist Mr. Chen Yiqiu was the local martial arts chief coach, he systematically adapted it and named it "Meishan Boxing", which has been passed down to this day.
There are many styles of Meishan Boxing, and this Meishan Youth Boxing is majestic, powerful and powerful.
IV. Meishan Dragon-Tiger Fight
This is the Meishan Dragon-Tiger Fight performed by Luo Yun. Dragon-Tiger Fighting Boxing is a show of boxing skills in Meishan Wuqinxi. It was created by Wang Longshan and has a history of more than 5,000 years. Dragon and Phoenix Boxing is a technique that imitates the images of dragons (snake) and phoenix. It uses the ferocity of the dragon to overturn the river and the sea, and the lightness of the flying phoenix to rise to the sun. It complements and restrains each other. It combines hardness and softness. It is mainly soft, with firmness in the softness, and the upper body is loose. Soft, flexible in the lower limbs, and solid in footwork. Its main style features: dragons and phoenixes flying, mysterious techniques, wit and dexterity, unpredictable, strong practicality, high ornamental value, especially good for fitness and longevity.
5. Meishan Iron Ruler and Meishan Sword (Tan Xing, Lu Zhibing)
The Iron Ruler, also known as the Iron Hairpin, is the king of short weapons in Meishan Martial Arts and the most important weapon in Meishan Martial Arts. One of the unique weapons. It is generally about 46 centimeters long, and a pair of iron hairpins weighs 4.5 kilograms. It is characterized by its ability to combine offense and defense, is short and flexible, and is especially suitable for carrying around. It is commonly known as "a life-saving iron hairpin and a death-defying stick". The performer of Iron Ruler is Tan Xing
Lu Zhibing performs Meishan Double Sword. The two swords look and move, and the dragon and snake move at each step. When the master dances, the swords are shining, and the water cannot be splashed. The Shuangtang double sword is one of the Meishan sword techniques. It uses bows from the left and right, which is brave, fast, strong and powerful.
6. Weapons, double swords and spears (Xie Ting, Liu Jianmei)
Chi You's spear was a revolution in Chi You's "Five Soldiers", and it was also the main item of folk martial arts in Meishan. Known as the "King of One Hundred Soldiers". The spear is tied in a line, and the spear requires the body to resemble a swimming dragon and the footwork to be flexible. Because of its high lethality and practicality, it was widely used in the cold weapon era. Xie Ting performed another double sword.
7. Instruments: Meishan rake, sword (Tan Xing, Lu Zhibing)
Traveling to the ends of the world with a sword is the dream of many heroes throughout the ages. And this also illustrates the benefits and difficulties of being proficient in swordsmanship. The Thirty-Six Swords of Meishan performed by Lu Zhibing is fierce and fierce, with the sword walking around and the sword sealing the throat.
Another instrument is called the Meishan Seven-Star Rake. The rake head is made of steel, with a three-pronged palladium head and seven star coins on the middle pillar, hence the name Seven-Star Rake. In Meishan Wushu, the rake is the main defensive weapon among the long weapons of Meishan Wushu. There are three main techniques: flying raking, rolling raking, and actual raking. The main skills of flying rake are stabbing, shoveling, pressing, leaning, throwing, rolling, hanging, etc. The drill is majestic and ever-changing. It is said to roll like a flywheel, throw like a white dragon rushing through the sea, stab like three spears fighting Lu Bu, shovel like Bajie exploring a mountain.
8. Collective stick: Five horses breaking the groove (Peng Benzhi and others)
The last performance is the Meishan eyebrow stick. The tall man who performed alone was Mr. Peng Benzhi. The so-called slow punch and quick stick, do you see that what he fights has the characteristics of "sweeping a large area with the stick"? The collective performance is the five-horse broken trough stick.
The Qimei stick is one of the long instruments commonly used in Meishan martial arts. It is easy to use and can be used with both ends. The eyebrow-leveling stick is generally made of hard miscellaneous wood. It is thicker in the middle and slightly smaller at both ends. It is symmetrical and even. The length of the stick is most suitable to be level with the eyebrows of the martial arts practitioner. The main stick techniques include splitting, poking, pressing, tapping, sweeping, racking, lifting, covering, hanging, etc. When practicing, the sweeping and slashing are brave, the picking and covering are fierce, and the poking is like a sword piercing through, which is unpredictable. In Chinese Kung Fu, stick technique plays an important role in martial arts equipment. There are many routines of Qimei Gun, such as: "Shuanglong Chudong", "One hundred and eight sticks", "Thirty-six sticks", "Seventy-two sticks", etc.