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Author: Geng Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: "All martial arts come from Shaolin, Shaolin martial arts are the best, profound spirit gathers Shaolin essence, Zen and martial arts are one, collecting internal and external skills! This book is one of the volumes in the 'Traditional Shaolin Martial Arts' series. The more than 30 Shaolin traditional routines and practical techniques in the 'Traditional Shaolin Martial Arts' series are the main content of Shaolin martial arts, some of which are the author's unique insights and are well worth reading. The book also uses Chinese-English, removing the language barrier for foreign enthusiasts. The author, Geng Jun, has been practicing martial arts since childhood and has studied under masters such as Su Xi, Su Fa, and Li Zhanyuan of the Mantis Fist. Back then, he eagerly studied martial arts at Shaolin Temple and won multiple awards in domestic and international competitions. Chinese martial arts have a long history and are diverse in style. Shaolin martial arts originated from Shaolin Temple on Mount Songshan and gained fame due to the temple. It is one of the renowned schools in Chinese boxing. Since its establishment in the 19th year of the Taihe era of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Shaolin Temple has a history of over 1,500 years. And Shaolin martial arts was not created by any single individual or monk; it was gradually enriched and refined over generations of monks and laypeople based on life's needs. According to the annals of Shaolin Temple, many Shaolin monks were already skilled in martial arts before ordination, or they came to Shaolin out of reverence for its name, or due to livelihood pressures, or because they had seen through the world. Many shaved their heads and joined Shaolin for these reasons. Shaolin Temple has always advocated martial arts and often sent martial monks to travel and seek masters. It also invited martial arts masters to the temple, such as the Foju Zen Master of the Song Dynasty, who gathered 18 martial arts masters to the temple for friendly competition, promoting the development of Shaolin martial arts and allowing it to absorb the strengths of various schools. The author, Geng Jun, has been practicing martial arts since childhood and has studied under masters such as Su Xi, Su Fa, and Li Zhanyuan of the Mantis Fist. Back then, he eagerly studied martial arts at Shaolin Temple and won multiple awards in domestic and international competitions. The Shaolin Martial Arts Institute he founded is one of the most famous martial arts schools in the country. His 36-part demonstration and teaching VCD of 'Traditional Shaolin Martial Arts' has been published by the People's Sports Audiovisual Publishing House. The more than 30 Shaolin traditional routines and practical techniques in this series are the main content of Shaolin martial arts, some of which are the author's unique insights and are well worth reading. The book also uses Chinese-English, removing the language barrier for foreign enthusiasts, contributing to the global spread of Shaolin martial arts, which is also a cause for celebration."