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Author: Zhang Dayong / Zhang Linglan (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Chinese culture is profound and extensive. In the long history of Chinese cultural development, martial arts and medicine have been integrated and permeated, enriching and developing each other, forming unique schools and therapies of medical-martial arts combination. Tracing back to the origins, in ancient times, humans gradually created and accumulated special movements to obtain food, resist fierce animals, and maintain fitness and health prevention. Later, due to the needs of combat and warfare, these self-defense and fitness movements gradually transformed into combat skills, thus giving rise to martial arts. In martial arts combat, physical injuries are inevitable, and medical rehabilitation is required. This is how martial arts and medicine have formed an inseparable bond. Looking back at the thousands of years of history of medical-martial arts combination in China and recalling decades of practicing martial arts and practicing medicine, the author deeply feels that those who combine medical and martial arts mostly emphasize practice over writing. Especially in the 21st century, Chinese culture is increasingly valued by the world, and foreign friends also place great importance on China's unique martial arts and medicine. For this reason, the author has compiled this set of "Medical Martial Arts" series over the decades of experience in combining medical and martial arts, including four volumes: "Kung Fu Spinal Adjustment," "Kung Fu Finger Diagnosis," "Kung Fu Massage," and "Kung Fu Foot Massage," to carry forward the legacy, promote Chinese culture, and benefit the world.