"Eight poles" is the meaning of the extreme distance of the power to reach all directions, and the eight pole quan, as a famous traditional martial art fist in China, its movements are characterized by simple simplicity and rigidity, usually with the vibration of the feet to make the strength. The specific training of this type of fist is more comprehensive application of the head, shoulders, elbows, hands, tail, crotch, knees and feet of the human body.
Eight Pole Fist old photo
So today Xiaobian wants to talk to you about this Mr. Huang Huanzhang, he is the 4th head of the Eight Pole Quan. As for Mr. Huang Huanzhang's martial arts attainments, how is it? Or how high is his martial arts attainment? Next, Xiaobian will give you a careful analysis.
First of all, from Huang Huanzhang's martial arts resume.
Mr. Huang Huanzhang was born in 1873 in a large family in Xiaoji Village, Mengcun Town, Cangxian County, Hebei Province, and he had a strong interest in traditional martial arts since he was a child, and had the honor of learning art under Mr. Wang Rong, a famous eight-pole boxer in his hometown.
Wang Rong
Huang Huanzhang was the youngest of Mr. Wang Rong's 3 disciples, and Elder Wang also attached great importance to this little disciple, and he himself studied boxing extremely hard. Huang Huanzhang squatted for 3 years in a small frame at the beginning of his studies, so that he had a lot of kung fu under his legs.
It is said that when Mr. Wang Rong taught Huang Huanzhang boxing, he mostly chose to do so in the middle of the night. Therefore, Huang Huanzhang always rested during the day, and at night, the Huang family would prepare 4 dishes and 1 pot of wine to entertain Mr. Wang Rong, and then the two masters and apprentices rushed to the Dadong Ancestral Hall at the head of the village to practice art. In this way, after Mr. Wang Rong personally taught Huang Huanzhang kung fu for 3 years, he finally practiced a good boxing skill.
Secondly, from the perspective of Huang Huanzhang's martial arts career.
As early as 1925, Mr. Huang Huanzhang came to Harbin, where he worked as a waterman in the local Daowai bathroom, and used his free time to sell art in the North Market outside the Daowai to make money while passing his fists.
Eight Pole Fist
After Mr. Huang Huanzhang personally founded the "Huiyou Dart Bureau" in the North Market, he officially began to receive apprenticeship in the northeast region (from the perspective of the time of boxing teaching, Mr. Huang Huanzhang should be regarded as the first martial artist in the northeast region to spread the eight pole boxing technique).
When Mr. Huang Huanzhang taught his apprentices Eight Pole Quan, he usually used the method of trick splitting to teach the art, and he often personally led the apprentices to practice Sanda. Moreover, at the beginning of April 8th Temple Fair, Mr. Huang Huanzhang would personally lead his disciples to the "Bliss Temple" for a drill.
At that time, the older generation of people in the northeast region basically heard of his name, and his nickname of "Brass Hammer" (Mr. Huang Huanzhang's early nickname was "Iron Hammer Yellow", until Mr. Sun Tianmin changed "Iron Hammer Yellow" to "Brass Hammer", and this name was also engraved in the Huang Gong inscription).
Until 1958, Mr. Huang Huanzhang unfortunately passed away. In addition, when it comes to the legendary anecdotes that Mr. Huang Huanzhang has experienced in his life, most of them have a certain legendary color (the specific story editor will not repeat it here).
Finally, on the topic of Mr. Huang Huanzhang's traditional martial arts kung fu, we will talk about it here for the time being today. I don't know if you have any different views on whether traditional martial arts can withstand the test of actual combat? Feel free to leave your own views and opinions below.
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