Ground Fist

Author: Zhang Xianzheng
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: For thousands of years, Chinese martial arts have deeply rooted in people's hearts. Practitioners have repeatedly experienced the effectiveness of martial arts in combat and self-defense, as well as the principles of strengthening the body through practice. Chinese martial arts are vast and profound, with endless mysteries. Wherever you go, you can see the magnificent scene of people practicing martial arts—be it Southern fists and Northern legs, or Eastern spears and Western staves—all adding a brilliant page to the culture of the Chinese nation. Among the many martial arts styles, there is one that primarily focuses on leg techniques and tumbling methods. It features extraordinary and fierce leg techniques, skillful tumbling methods, flexible waist and body, and adaptability to the situation. In hand-to-hand combat, it emphasizes retreating in form while advancing in substance, and attacking the upper while seizing the lower. This is—Ditang Quan.