The Boxing Champion Pretends to Be a Passer-By, Ushering in an Era of Unparalleled Martial Arts

In order to open up the boxing market in China, the New York Times paid a lot of money to hire Felton, the featherweight boxing champion, to come to China to record the show. In order to create a hot topic, Felton deliberately directed the topic to whether Chinese martial arts really existed. "Boy, do you believe in Chinese martial arts? "I believe it. " "Do you know Chinese martial arts? " "National Martial Arts: The Successor of Tai Chi!" " "Then let's have a fight? " "Good! " Loading the Wushuang Wushuang system, I, Ling Yun, will start the era of spreading Chinese martial arts from today on! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.