2 volumes of hemp stick pedigree, Shanyi man-made, Ming Longqing 2 years family collection, Qing Kangxi year rebook

2 volumes of the Shan Yi Man-made Ming Longqing 2 years family collection, Qing Kangxi 18 years rebound banknote, 1679 Now in the Oriental Library of Princeton University, USA

"Ma Zhu Stick Book" is a Ming Longqing two years of family collection, Kangxi eighteen years of re-revision of martial arts classics, signed by the door of the mountain Yi man-made, the book in front of the orderly, Confucianism and the source of the gun. Its main content is the live stick method represented by the so-called Shaolin stick method. The layout of the page is the text description above, and the stick method moves are drawn below. This book consists of two volumes, about the 18th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1679). This copy is now in the Oriental Library of Princeton University, USA

The Ming Dynasty was an era of vigorous development of stick law. At that time, in general, the stick was roughly divided into two large parts, the south was called the stick, and the north was called the stick or the white stick, which was technically different, and even the basic stick holding posture was obviously different. Generally speaking, the north is mainly represented by the so-called Shaolin stick method, and the existing stick scores such as "Stick Style", "Ma Zhu Stick Spectrum", and "Shaolin Stick Method Interpretation Sect" are typical. In the south, it is mainly popular in Fujian, Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Hunan regions, also called hard sticks, represented by Yu Dayou's "Sword Classic".

"Alive" is one of the techniques of guns, sticks and other long soldiers, as opposed to "dead". The two hands hold a certain part of the handle in a relatively fixed way, and then with the needs of the routine action and the technical changes of the actual combat against the enemy, the position changes to a certain extent. The long soldiers of modern martial arts mostly use live handles.