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I really like the Chinese martial arts genre, and I hope the more I write, the better it will be! But is it a bit too much to hit the tiles in Aikido? I remember that Karate should be combined with Tang Shou, Black Tiger Fist, and Dog Fist. Aikido should be a combination of more sleeping techniques, joint techniques, twisting techniques, throwing techniques and jujitsu. The most obvious thing is that its secret is actually the air throw of judo. In China, it is called Zhanyi Shibatu, and it should be considered a wrestling technique. In Tai Chi, it is called four liang to move a thousand catties. I remember that the theory of stick fighting in Wing Chun is similar, using force to hit and using force smoothly. The promotion of karate, judo, and aikido has a lot to do with the implementation of the "Hunting Tool Order".
The content is very exciting. I have finished reading the latest chapter, but it is a bit slow to follow.
Very good. Is it a new book? I hope the author can update it faster...
The more books on this subject, the better
Very good, I rarely see this kind of subject matter