Old School China Shuai Jiao Training

[@gdgzfallen]

Only a small part of it is shuai jiao. The whole video is possibly about kmt military training, since the last part looks like bayonet practice.

[@Zack1440]

Very, very kewl. Nothing watered down.

[@hongkongerwye9706]

very rare and precious video, thanks for posting!

[@wouterkraay6996]

Like their outfit

[@osmaradriantasconsanchez751]

Veo que los hombres de las bayonetas no hacen derribos. Tenían la facilidad de hacerlo.

[@ashwix]

No Shuaijiao…but it looks Japanese to me. Perhaps it’s from the occupation period.

[@manushlind9974]

That seems be kendo and kobudo....but ¿ Where was the Shuaijiao art ?

[@tokyomafia.theyakuza1708]

Great kenjutso 👍

[@gdgzfallen]

Not Japanese, and no kendo, just similar protection. They were practicing typical Chinese blades, also one soldier with uniform like this (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Revolutionary_Army) appeared near the end of the video. Japanese troops occupied Beijing at 1937, but the video was taken at 1932. So in the video it is KMT governing Beijing, possibly in The Imperial Palace.

[@tokyomafia.theyakuza1708]

@@gdgzfallen 👍🙏

[@christiansaint-pierre6797]

Where was the Shuai Jiao?!

[@usashuaijiao]

from 0:40 to 0:55 were shuaijiao forms from baoding style