The kuntong school of martial arts gradually flourished in the Chinese martial arts since the Tang Dynasty and reached a peak of prosperity in the late Qing Dynasty. However, the martial arts of Kun Tong have been passed down to modern times but are basically out of people's vision. Therefore, when most modern people mention the traditional martial arts school of the Kun Gong School, they will always subconsciously divide it into the list of fictional literary products in martial arts novels, but in fact, the Kun Gong School has always existed in the real world since ancient times.
Kun Gong sect martial arts
Take this Mr. Hu Feizi, whom Xiaobian wants to talk to you about today, he is the 9th generation of the Kun Gong Sect in the lineage of the Lineage. So what about Mr. Hu Feizi's kung fu attainments? In other words, how high is his martial arts attainment? Next, Xiaobian will give you a careful analysis.
First of all, from Hu Feizi's martial arts resume.
Mr. Hu Feizi (real name Hu Huimin), a native of Zhejiang, mainland China, has been practicing the martial arts of the Kun Gong Sect and the treatment of injuries (what we now call the discipline of Traditional Chinese Medicine) from the age of 5 with Mr. Yuan Yifei (the 8th generation of the Kun Gong Sect).
It is said that Hu Feizi is shorter in stature and his personality is even more isolated and eccentric. However, Hu Feizi's talent in martial arts is very high, coupled with his extremely hard and serious practice of martial arts, so Mr. Yuan Yifei can be said to be quite important to his apprentice.
In addition, because Hu Feizi had been practicing martial arts with Mr. Yuan Yifei since childhood, he and Master Yuan's daughter became playmates of Qingmei Bamboo Horse. Moreover, as the two grew up, they naturally married.
In this way, after Hu Feizi inherited the mantle of Mr. Yuan Yifei, he also had the close relationship of Weng's son-in-law, and it was natural for him to become the 9th generation of the Kun Gong Sect in the future.
Secondly, from the perspective of Hu Feizi's martial arts career.
Looking at the bumpy and difficult historical period of the mainland from the late Qing Dynasty to the modern era, Mr. Hu Feizi and his mentor Mr. Yuan Yifei have united many benevolent people of the world to jointly resist foreign enemies of the great powers, and have made outstanding achievements on the battlefield of defending the national territory on many occasions.
It was not until the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan that Mr. Hu Feizi returned to his hometown of Zhejiang during the outbreak of the Civil War, and later returned to The Kuntong Mountains in Pingliang to continue practicing martial arts.
It is worth mentioning that although Mr. Hu Feizi said that he only personally taught his disciples to learn martial arts every month on the fifteenth and thirtyth days (usually it is basically Mr. Hu Feizi's eldest disciples and disciples who practice martial arts). However, his old man was actually very strict in terms of teaching.
It is said that it is almost common for Mr. Hu Feizi's apprentices to be beaten and punished in the course of martial arts training. Generally speaking, as long as Mr. Hu Feizi found that his disciples were slack in practicing their exercises, or the senior disciples who were responsible for preaching and receiving karma did not seriously teach their skills, he would punish them very severely as appropriate.
Yan Feixia
In 1959, when the mountain was attacked by anti-religious elements, and many Taoist temples on the entire mountain were smashed and destroyed, Mr. Hu Feizi had no choice but to go down the mountain. Fortunately, before Mr. Hu Feizi came down from the mountain, he finally passed the mantle to his closed disciple Yan Feixia.
Since then, Mr. Hu Feizi has never returned to Kuntong Mountain, and no one knows where he went when he first came down. As for whether Mr. Hu Feizi has left a legacy in the folk again, it can be said that it is still an unsolved puzzle in the Chinese martial arts community.
Finally, about the topic of Mr. Hu Feizi's martial arts kung fu, we will talk about it here for the time being today. I don't know what other views you have about whether the martial arts of the Kun Gong Sect can withstand the test of actual combat, and what are the different views? Feel free to leave your own insights and opinions below.
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