Huaquan Fist | 滑拳：传承武德 成就大武术观

[@mesfromusa]

He's a national treasure. Friendship between the people of China and the United States. Plus friendly competition - will make the world a better place.

[@FabianKreutzerSound]

I really love these videos. No big magic tricks. Just honest people doing their thing with 💯 percent. I hope I‘m still training martial arts when I am old 🙏🙏🙏

[@foxharken]

A noble and ancient art... Is so important to keep this cultural heritage alive, and teach it to younger generations. A greeting from Italy!

[@karlstarke2011]

He looks so friendly and willing to give to his students.

[@ajikoko8905]

Truly a Master. The way he talks and walks. The way he acts and brings himself is excellent.

[@zran3097]

"The highest standards of kung fu apply to character as well." (The Grandmaster, 2013)

[@arthemas8176]

Wish I had a master like him. Keeping the tradition alive!!!

[@marathonman1205]

This is an excellent video from CGTN. It is even more than excellent showing traditional martial arts of the old still living. The Hui old master is a living legend.

[@Ironfangzu]

Master of what? if you say this is a dance, it's pretty enough. But don't pretend that it's Wushu, or martial arts. Wushu is for fighting. This old man couldn't beat a skinny 15 year old child. Numerous famous "living legends" of Wushu have already been beaten to a pulp by amateurs who learned a bit of MMA. Here's the truth: These ancient Chinese masters have NEVER fought a single fight. The spend 40-50 years following handed down techniques, and they practice it by having their students attack them in slow motion, in pre-choreographed attacks. "If you opponent does THIS, you respond like THIS". Guess what? This doesn't work in real fights, where people attack you much faster than you can react unless you have actual fighting experience. Real fighting demands speed, strength, cardio, ability to hit, and the ability to get hit and still be able to fight. Old masters like this guy has none of these things, and in the first real fight he gets in, someone will hit him in the nose, and he will be on the ground bleeding and confused.. Stop encouraging this kind of traditional Wushu. Some nice Taijiquan for health benefits? sure.. Wushu for fighting, I'm still waiting for the first master to actually use wushu effectively.

[@emhgarlyyeung]

So here u see how China Wushu traditional culture collapsing, foreigner know how to appreciate the Chinese Kong Fu while those new gen Chinese despise it. In future probably foreigner could come China to beat down Chinese martial artist with a lot more fluency Chinese Kong Fu.

[@junjokai]

@Ironfangzu Martial arts just like human growth has phases. Whether self defence started the need for fitness or the other way around. All traditional Martial Arts had phases of violence, fighting, fitness and spiritual development- ultimately the greatest man being someone who can descalate a fight or redirect it, hence traditional focus on building the spiritual aspects. Fighting is about control and is not the same as self-defence or violence. An MMA fighter is good at fighting- bring some self defence concepts (and traditional deadly strikes) then u realise MMA doesn't always work either. Games are with rules, violence doesn't have rules. Just like MMA fighters have been able to use flashy spinning back kicks as effective techniques, many traditional martial arts principles and techniques can also be utilised - if practised to perfection like the ancients. The beauty of this practice is usually the realisation that if you work on yourself you are more likely to avoid the need for fighting, can descalate violence and if necessary use few principles to bring balance back to the equation. Bruce Lee is an example of someone who used traditional principles (and lengthy practice) in context. For health, fitness, self development, martial arts or self defence, traditonal martial arts still has lots to offer to the world. And of ofcourse MMA is great for fighters.

[@alexliu5636]

@@Ironfangzu are you serious ? This old man is in his 70s . How do you expect him to have a lot of speed , power , cardio and the ability to withstand so many hits at his age ? Muhammad Ali was already disabled in his 50s . Do you see this old man being disabled ?

[@iwanttoknowmore193]

本人练跆拳二十年来之马来西亚， 对打实战几百场，看过无数拳种， 这位老师傅练功心法和是真货， 武术海纳百川， 同归一宗 ， 实战固然是必修环节， 身心修法和武德更是所有拳法的核心， 各有所长， 互相尊重和欣赏是修炼之人的层次， 一山还有一山高，同为除强扶弱，为正义不平出一份力， 才是正道， 这位滑拳大爷的片尾一段话才是共鸣之处， 祝福您 ！老师傅！滑拳好！！

[@majzubmajzub2650]

Masha Allah very nice to see this kind of martial arts so keep it

[@أنسأنس-د1ص]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله أحب ان اتعلم فنون القتال عن بعد هل أستطيع ؟هل ممكن تساعدوني

[@gerakawal5199]

@@أنسأنس-د1ص ممكن ان شاء الله. عندنا فنون قتالية اسمه سيلات.

[@Nuxia108]

Amazing 2-person work at 4:42. It's soft because this is how you build skill to really use it, without hurting the opponent and too many blows to the brain. It useful to be able to fight without harming the opponent. Sometimes just sufficient display of strength and skill with get them to change their mind. It's the boxing equivalent of the Gracie Rules of Engagement, which is the idea of subduing with out escalating, and, ideally, without causing permanent injury. Controlled sparring is essential. My sifu taught similar exercise, and also taught Huaquan. I'm going to make all my students watch this video!

[@oviliatam7540]

五湖四海都是好兄弟.平心靜氣-收心養命.滄州歷史長.証明兄台好功夫-謝謝制作♡♡♡

[@evachu1240]

老先生仍舊身手矯健！令人敬佩，從台南台灣！

[@dexterchoy7756]

That resembles spear form, like Xingyi, changquan and Baji. Beautiful

[@ioogleio]

Hui people is a Muslim minority group in China, and its famous for its Martial Arts. It contributed a lot for Chinese Martial Arts.

[@peaceall8367]

Martial Arts it belong to the Arab world now :-)) Indian people says the same thing. Ha Ha Ha

[@peaceall8367]

Bruce lee is Arab :-))

[@amosblack6851]

PeaceAll 😱Never heard Bruce Lee is a Muslim

[@alhassangangu4357]

@@peaceall8367 they are Chinese with their culture and martial arts long before Islam came to China 🇨🇳

[@Caine7ify]

This is true diversity.

[@vivekpallikona8094]

I can see a great future of the school through his passionate grand daughter.

[@lexuyen3859]

一切功夫都有實戰效果，但都敵不過"天天練實戰的搏擊者"。 基本功夫和套路為底，搏擊實戰為面，天天勤練，都是高人。

[@zikzaki7253]

This gentleman has my utmost respect.

[@mattnobrega6621]

This guy is really old school and resists modern change when it comes to his traditional martial arts. This is important and I think he should be highly honored for that more now.

[@ytchannel2552]

Wow

[@noretreatnosurrender774]

He has my respect 👊 I would also like to learn this type of martial arts

[@thndrngest]

The master is over eighty years old and watch how he walks. the true essence of traditional martial art is human development. ring fighting is for money, to make a living.

[@deserteagle-nx1hl]

Say that when you're getting mugged. This old man is deluding his pupils into believing they can defend themselves. This art is merely an important cultural dance; it is not a martial science.

[@chaodai0093]

@@deserteagle-nx1hl yes it is. That’s the point of martial arts.

[@panzerfaust3366]

Just living in U.S at times you are fighting continuous. I have been stabbed 3 different times. Shot once. Chinese cannot stand against U.S. strength. It is the veins of all Americans.

[@panzerfaust3366]

Then you admit you currently have nothing.

[@panzerfaust3366]

@@chaodai0093 It is a weak ballet only practiced by soft fools.

[@alexliu5636]

Very interesting style of Chinese martial arts . Never seen or heard of it before I watched the video . This style is not to be confused with Meihuaquan 梅花拳 Plum Blossom Fist or Huaquan華拳 China Fist .

[@chen8934]

The old man's accent is so adorable. I found all his short videos on Chinese Tiktok just to listen to his accent, believe it or not. This is the accent of old people in this city that is softer than young people now. AND in the past, from your accent and choice of daily words people could tell you are a muslim or not. The tiny city Cangzhou (literally means the city by the sea) was very interesting.

[@OtherM112594]

I love these martial arts videos. I hope to see many many more

[@tazboy1934]

Yup and there food ramen culture with red chilli

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video.

[@rawat2608]

Lol , copy paste bots 🤣🤣🤣

[@anon6413]

Lol, China must be getting desperate to look good.

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Absolutely beautiful.👍. May the family art go for another 7 generations.🙏

[@arthurskyrim6715]

Hi all!Thank you video!Respect!

[@mdrezaulkarim2796]

The beauty of martial art is another thing. You cannot understand if you are not a practitioner of Chinese Kung-Fu

[@knowledge-jm5dn]

Beautiful!!! This makes Me want to live in Your Country. I have always been in love with The Old Ways of Your Culture. This was a Awesome Video! Thank You! 💯

[@knowledge-jm5dn]

@Aoratosx Artsx wow you wrote all that for me? How touching, I wish I would've read it instead of quickly scanning and laughing way longer than I looked, but yes you got me. I'm "Caine" from kung fu (the legendary character) 💯🙌

[@ricka4192]

yeah same here

[@anon6413]

Nah, you want to live in the fantasy land that the ChinaComs have made you believe China is. It's really a place of overpopulation, starvation, and plenty of crime and corruption at the highest level.

[@schen6936]

@@anon6413 funniest thing Ive ever heard

[@wolf-man-bear-pig-torque]

Protecting the joints is very important with these arts.

[@anon6413]

Not as important as protecting the art from being pressure tested.

[@Internalflow33]

@@anon6413 not everything has to be pressure tested. Learn it or don't. Pretty simple. Why watch videos of things you don't think will work & leave stupid comments.

[@1888swordsman]

Deepest respect to you from Australia

[@markboudreau1410]

Inspiring! All these Martial Art videos are great, very well done. This is a great channel

[@monarchkuan2860]

老先生练得这套拳刚柔并济，急如狂风暴雨，好看。

[@savino1006]

Beautiful legacy and art!

[@bobbuilder1255]

Never thought that this Hui minority's martial art still exist. Hui minority are Muslims. 👍

[@tazboy1934]

@Jerry Ren they have great history and tradition that they preserved....

[@BenjiSun]

Hui martial arts in Shandong's Cangzhou region has been very respected from the late Qing to the Republic. Bajiquan Grandmaster Li Shuwen's spearwork is uncomparable and his primary disciple Huo Diange was the guard trainer to the last emperor Puyi. Huo's own disciples were bodyguards and trainers to both parties, Li Chenwu(aka Li Yuhai) was bodyguard to Chairman Mao and Liu Yunzhao(who was also trained by Li Shuwen) was bodyguard to Chiang Kaishek and physical trainer to the KMT army. that's the modern history legacy of Cangzhou. they protect people. i'd love to visit Meng village one day.

[@chen8934]

@@BenjiSun this city is in Hebei but near Shandong

[@Nuxia108]

This is the strength of art. Hauquan was at the core of the modern arts from the beginning, initially Guoshu and now Wushu. It will never vanish from this earth so long as there are a sufficient number of humans because of it's excellence and utility, both as a practical art, as physical training, and as performing art.

[@thedecktothe16thpower56]

The power of Bone resonance. Core strength. A soldier with this technique can take on masses of foe's and even put their energy in to serious metal weaponry, like a 100 pound pole arm( 45 kilograms) Middle finger balance. Crush many opponents like broom sweeping dust. Elite training, to force an opponents reasoning as quick as possible. Thank You for the Video.

[@thedecktothe16thpower56]

I would even know a way to resonate bone in early training for children. It is an OM technique done in water, of a level metal basin, in a room that can echo.. Where one barely sticks out their nose and mouth to OM submerged. Like a frog, or whale. It will help with focus, breath, balance, inner core strength, blood, and marrow growth. It helped me grow tall and see time. A natural fermentation of inner energy.

[@darkside8861]

@@thedecktothe16thpower56 that is amazing, do you perhaps learned any kung fu style ? Because your method are really unique. Can you explain a little bit more about this bone resonance and OM thing. Thank you

[@vukomanvitez4915]

Beautiful Thank you for sharing Much respect Sifu

[@SONY95ish]

Had no idea Huaquan was associated with the Hui community, first known Huaquan from Stryker (of MK: Armageddon game). It's also interesting how very similar Huaquan is to Bajiquan (since I practice Baji for almost 3 years myself) from the form to the Duilian (two-person form), it makes sense given that both styles cames from Cangzhou, also as mentioned before, Stryker's Huaquan looked explosive in-game to the point I mistook it as Baji LOL. I hope to see more content like this, especially underrated kung fu styles.

[@chen8934]

most contents are in Chinese, on Douyin, Kuaishou or Bilibili (but most people think they are cheaters anyway)~

[@Nuxia108]

Respect on Baji. They're now saying baji and even hsingyi come from spear. I love all these forms because theirs little to no joint locking, few if any throws. Pure boxing, suitable for any number of foes. Find a teacher. Practice for your whole life!

[@bennyx1281]

Thank you 🙏 for sharing Sir 😁

[@Nuxia108]

This is the real deal, y'all. That old-school training at 2:30-everyone should be doing at least a little of that every day, no matter the weight. Nothing fancy. No machines more complicated than a sword. Just tools, everyday objects, and a lifetime of daily practice.

[@PierreMarcLegault]

Respect sir 😊

[@yokali1481]

😷nothing but love for him-thank you for this treasure sir🙏🏾🐲

[@Herowebcomics]

This guy has some great moves! They remind me of some Xing yi! And don't worry,Sir! I will continue to practice Kung fu! It is amazing!

[@Nuxia108]

And it's like tongbei!

[@alimanalihsan7639]

MAA SHAA ALLAH SHI FU 👍👍✊✊✋✋✋

[@amanhussain6958]

Old man is great 👍 I salut you sir ❤️👍

[@xxWidex]

Nice choreography

[@anon6413]

Yes, yes. Very pretty indeed. Could've done with some retro stick-smacking and cloth-fluttering sound effects though.

[@franklui9291]

Good exercise for everyone , and good health.👍

[@luigicannizzo2669]

Very Special ( vdc ) and Devolp. Chinese Culture Martial Arts. .. Thank' s so Much for This Documentary ... ☺😊😀/ 💙💙💙/👍👌👏👋

[@juanluisespinozaquinlan5899]

muchas gracias por la enseñanza gran maestro, saludos desde Chile.

[@federico452]

i love CGTN DOCUMENTARY

[@anon6413]

Are you a ChinaCom bot?

[@federico452]

@@anon6413 i dont undestand what you mean?

[@khiamannlim4769]

Excellent

[@BlusherShy]

Very interesting style, some of the moves looked like Xingyiquan.

[@zaynabds]

Maybe it'is varian because teached by Hui Descendant

[@maksymmerkulow5196]

It looks like interesting. I respect oriental martial arts.

[@something451]

Is Master Wang Zi Ping's Martial Art related to Huaquan Fist?

[@lei7648]

Yes. Master Wang was born at Cangzhou too. Both of them are Muslims and practiced the same martial arts.

[@Nuxia108]

Props for your scholarship, Sheng Hu! Cha Chuan is top-notch imho. It's an exceptional foundation also for many other forms of Chinese boxing and weapons.

[@monarchkuan2860]

老师傅的武功拳脚上下翻飞，左顾右盼拳脚即如闪电。估计三五个年轻人也无法靠身，堪称一绝！

[@mattnobrega6621]

I think that martial arts exercise should be part of the work practice. In Japan there are some jobs where workers gather outside and do some exercises before work. If not martial arts then tai chi would be great.

[@BenjiSun]

He has strict but kind eyes.

[@paullacey2999]

Fascinating,the older Gent would still show the young ones a thing or two!

[@RAIN-gz3kw]

我们沧州的，他在沧州市南湖公园那边，挺有名的。

[@edward-zg3vw]

马保国

[@xlggzzh]

回民八极拳可不是花架子，俗称回民八大锤，我认识的一个祖传的八极拳女教官，赤手空拳与两名壮年男子发生冲突，将两人打成重伤，差点坐牢，后来赔钱（因为双方都有过错），这是回民传进来的拳法，很刚烈 的拳法，真正的高手在民间，不会抛头露面的，因为一旦出手基本就是非伤即残，说实话，实战远比擂台残酷。再说简单点，任你再狠，打人打狠了还是要吃官司的。

[@xlggzzh]

@Amazing熊练功需要证明吗，我也不靠这吃饭，每天去显摆招惹别人， 不说多的，你能不能在实战中一拳将成年男子的肋骨打断两根，你以为警察不找你吗，有人练功只是爱好和防身之用，不是打擂台用的。

[@xlggzzh]

@Amazing熊 还送你句话，你爱信就信，不信你就当我是个屁，放过就行，随你。

[@xlggzzh]

@Amazing熊 再跟你说，那些所谓的酒瓶开头的硬气功的人我也打过，一样也被打得像熊猫一样鼻青脸肿，头再厉害，也难敌拳脚。

[@Musasiice]

划拳～ 只有在開喝的時候我才會耍兩招～ 按傳統規則划拳最常見的是15拳8勝 最高境界是想閃酒就贏想騙酒就輸 控制自如，是社交應酬必備的拳種

[@ohmyivan]

..

[@victorrubahimbya1124]

We are finished...I repeat we are finished ...the Kung fu masters are real....woow what a Nation🧹🙏 TOTAL RESPECT

[@akouafray8616]

Beautiful.

[@inthezone9817]

this is truly impressive

[@夏明哲-h5h]

這類武術影片總是有人作一些負面的留言。沒人強迫你要交錢去學習啊~還是你自己要不要親自去約戰這些師父 ？

[@MrRourk]

I found something about a Cha Chuan that is related to Zha Quan he talks about as a sister art to his style.

[@Kristīne-b1v]

Good ! Very good ! 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@goranmracevic4897]

Skola vrijedna postovanja !

[@SurmaSampo]

This is definitely a weapons based form with some standing grappling thrown in that probably converted to open hand when weapons were banned. Most of the hand strikes don't make sense without sword or spear and do the double hand low lunges.

[@Nuxia108]

They say baji and hsingyi were based on spear, and they work just fine empty hand. It's been noted that haquan has similarities, and also with pigua and tongbei. I personally like tongbei because you can box with your forearms if you break your wrists.

[@nandomericoni4457]

3:15 Don't let it get lost. Record more videos, for more people.

[@陳柏安-q5k]

查拳风格独特，其动作敏捷，动速静定，动静有度，节奏鲜明，畅达舒展，劲力顺达。查滑拳讲究：劈砸豁打查，紧跟快打滑，挨膀挤靠胯，摔打推拿化

[@陳世超-e5m]

很好，請傳承下去！

[@vitahippo]

Western people, if you don’t know China, don’t say you care the people’s rights and life of muslins people in China.

[@vitahippo]

Mohamed A. Hussein thx bro! Though Muslims believe in one religion, this video has revealed how Chinese Hui Muslim has a different history and culture from Muslins in other country. They are distinctive and part of China, no doubt.

[@沈朝榮-w6q]

認同 基本功要先練好 有好素質 才不至於輪為體操 螳臂擋車

[@marcoantoniocabretacardons7544]

Es un tesoro invaluable y debemos proteger y continuar este legado de las Artes Marciales tradicionales que guardan el secreto de artes letales y que en las manos adecuadas muestran porque no es un sino una forma de vida y combate real

[@ordeppaco]

Is this jujutsu but Chinese with forms?

[@simonsiu6575]

Bravo!

[@wohatu5666]

这老爷子上过一个沧州武术的宣传视频，在那个视频里老爷子单手起大枪，3米以上的那种，功力尽显，贼牛😂

[@wohatu5666]

神力千斤王的侄子

[@tekkenetic]

Wang jinrei

[@dienlinghsu9105]

健身很好 ！

[@SunPing32]

Wonderful!!!

[@Flokoli1]

I see this old man moving and he instantly reminds me of Gen Fu from Dead or Alive

[@alexliu5636]

Or maybe Wang Jinrei from Tekken . And his granddaughter kind of resembles Ling Xiaoyu from the same game .

[@StennMathis]

I have far more respect for these people than people who call fake martial arts or Bullshido. The people featured in these videos seem to be living lives full of purpose and meaning whilst keeping themselves healthy and humble they live their own truth for themselves and their communities. That for me is the true spirit of gung-fu / body at work and the core of true Martial Arts. Plus true martial artists don't go around getting into fights, only knuckleheads uphold that tradition Ground and pound i'm sorry is not the true spirit of martial arts, it's simply tasteless.

[@Leo-is8nu]

打的很流畅，看着很好看

[@gerrekurquidez3044]

This almost looks like duan Quan king fu, but isn't. Cortical remodeling and training looks the same tho.

[@Pierre50mm]

All this looks very complicated. Jigoro Kano, founder of modern karate said : In the street, there's no time no place for flips. Hit straight and hard. Keep it simple. Sensei Tsuroka, karate master who taught me long ago, once was asked : What would you do if a bar fight starts? I quit he said. Now, I'm not saying chinese martial arts are not good. A Chinese war master said : the good warrior is the one who can avoid a fight.

[@ziiiim]

Does any of the English speaking people understand the Chinese comments? It’s so weird to see English people are praising while Chinese are ridiculing.

[@wanwansamurai]

I dream of Martial Arts.

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

will xu xiaodong challenge this old man ?

[@FiasaPower]

To the MMA morons who never stepped a tatame and like to play the keyboard warrior role on traditional martial arts videos: go actually TRAIN something. This way you'll learn to respect others' efforts and recognize mastery where it is. That's the way true warriors act, no matter which discipline they practice. My utmost respect for this master moving like a much younger guy even though he is above his 80's.

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

Mma is actual combat kung fu.

[@zetareticulan321]

Hua Quan literally translates to Slick Fist.

[@ikramjelani8375]

Salute

[@TCWG87]

这位大爷太酷了！那胡须，那行头，那灵敏的身节！五官略有点中东风格。

[@xpo722]

不都说了是回民吗?

[@张山-x3y]

查拳很实用的

[@freemanisflying]

欲練神功，先練嘴功。只要夠會吹，吹到連自己都信了時，那傳武的神奇色彩就會出來了~

[@jinloach279]

雖然不能實戰，但大爺的鬍子是真的好看

[@muhanw]

唉……中华武术必须革新，博采众长，汇为一脉，以实战为根本，建立行之有效的用来克敌制胜的的武术级别和规则。

[@ytchannel2552]

Ok

[@ytchannel2552]

@@k12332112321 Ok

[@asdfasdf-rv1wv]

散打就是革新, 只不过中国人还是信那套神笏学

[@emhgarlyyeung]

有啊，就是散打，散打应该研究截拳道，然后继续融入最新的有用打法和技术。

[@tobias6464]

He is definitely the alter-ego of Wang Jinrei from Tekken, and here appears also his granddaughter Ling Xiaoyu. I've seen this scene at 1:37 before: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJm3dWaqhrB0m7M :D

[@Flokoli1]

I thought about Gen Fu from Dead or Alive

[@ACAWILD]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@cuongthanhtran7029]

look nice real one

[@Gabriel-im3wp]

可惜的是，中国的传统功夫到了现时已经是没有了实战的土壤！

[@XO-ZAI]

一句狠話： 你如果連打擂台都打輸人，那還提什麼實戰？

[@Alan-yj8rj]

@@XO-ZAI 誰說打輸的，大師們可精明的很 只要一天不上擂台就不會打輸這種事

[@TheKraigo]

Brilliant, thanks for sharing.

[@justinwang7582]

练过的对付没练过的肯定站很大优势，我小时候和同学打架，同学是从小练八卦，随便一晃就把我摔个屁蹲儿，都没看清他是怎么出手的。但练过的对练过的就看出实力了，尤其是业余对专业的，不是一个等级。

[@BrandNewMind92]

大師什麼時候上擂台證明給大家看？到時候又變街頭打架王八拳了