Lohan Fist

Author: Geng Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The Lo Han Quan originated from the renowned Shaolin Temple on Mount Song in Henan Province. It features eighteen Lo Han hands and has gained a strong reputation in the martial arts world. During the Qingming Festival, it was introduced to Guangdong by the famous martial artist Sun Yufeng. Later, due to its exquisite techniques and routines, it spread widely. Today, it is particularly popular in the Pearl River Delta region. Lo Han Quan is one of the Shaolin external martial arts styles, characterized by its strong and powerful movements, embodying the traits of Northern martial arts. The style is known for its "hard bridge and hard horse," making one feel its immense strength and masculine energy. Combined with the skillfully arranged routines, the entire form flows smoothly and beautifully. As the saying goes, "All martial arts originate from Shaolin, and Shaolin martial arts are unmatched under the heavens." The profound essence of Shaolin martial arts is gathered here, where Zen and martial arts are one, integrating both internal and external martial arts skills! This book is part of the "Traditional Shaolin Martial Arts" series. The thirty-plus traditional Shaolin routines and practical techniques in the series are the core of Shaolin martial arts, with some even containing the author's unique insights. It is highly worth reading. Additionally, the book features a bilingual Chinese-English edition, removing language barriers for international enthusiasts.
The author, Geng Jun, has been practicing martial arts since childhood and has studied under renowned masters such as Su Xi, Su Fa, and Li Zhanyuan of the Mantis Fist. In his youth, he eagerly immersed himself in martial arts at Shaolin Temple and has won numerous awards in domestic and international competitions.