Inside Wudang Pai -Documentary - Part 1 : The history of Zhen Wu

Wudang Pai Germany
Headmaster & daoist priest You Wei Lin , 16th gen. Wudang Xuan Wu Pai
[e-mail]
www.wu-dang-pai.de

[@bjarnesmith70]

Thank you so much for this documentary. Your knowledge of the culture and language are impressive. It was a fascinating learning the history of Zhen Wu. I particularly loved the story of the needle.

[@foxwolf338]

What I don't understand is why a needle crafted from a big piece of iron would be a better needle than one crafted from a small piece of iron. Great video I enjoyed very much.

[@Gryphn80]

Hen Hao! You hit the bell twice. Amazing man

[@WudangPaiGermany]

more than twice actually :D

[@westleytayloresq2534]

thank you from the Black Dragon clan SOMA uk touched my heart!

[@kenmertcan9855]

Amazing video. I hope immortals will return when the time is right.

[@砕片]

nice

[@neijia9032]

Thank you very much!!!

[@daomonk]

Danke dir für das Video

[@johnolaoidh5526]

greetings from Ireland- wonderful to watch! Thank you for making this video. Also, great jacket; can I ask where did you got it?

[@WudangPaiGermany]

thank you! the jacket is my absolute favorite. its tailormade and purchased from my friends in wudang.

[@johnolaoidh5526]

long-shot but, don't suppose they'd make to deliver...? (been searching for those everywhere but impossible to find). Anyway, I also searched all over the internet for information on Zhen Wu and came across your video. It's very special to get a tour of those shrines and the cave where Zhang San Feng himself trained, the Baqua Di and all those legendary spots. Is there any shrine to Immortal Iron-Crutch Li there?

[@WudangPaiGermany]

there is a shire for tie guai li, in ba xian guan temple. but its not open to public. one day i can take you there to see for your self :D about the cloth i PN you

[@WudangPaiGermany]

i couldnt send you private email here on youtube. either you drop me an email [e-mail] , and i get back to you with the details about the cloth, or add me on facebook and we talk there. (facebook.com/de.zhong888)

[@johnolaoidh5526]

sent you a request on Facebook, thanks Liu De Zhong :)

[@yadangtuo9985]

Thx...

[@WudangPaiGermany]

welcome!!

[@Momoco1212]

good job

[@Papa_jon.geopolitik]

Zhu di era is early ming dynasty

[@tomstephan3299]

Sehr spannend, da geht einem China Fan das Herz auf . Mich würde interessieren wo man Religiöse Gegenstände ( Statuen , Räucherstäbchen, Usw ) erwerben kann . Lg Tom

[@tomstephan3299]

Danke für Die Schnelle Antwort , Ich schau mal Vorbei .