Li Laoneng, the Founder of Shenquan

The old man is able to combine form and meaning, technique and Tao into one. Ten years of internal and external training The book tells the story of Li Neng, the founder of Xingyiquan, one of the three major traditional Chinese martial arts. Xingyiquan is one of the three major traditional Chinese martial arts (Xingyiquan, Tai Chi, and Baguazhang). It was founded by Li Laoneng, a person from Shenzhou, Hebei. Li Laoneng, whose real name is Neng, whose courtesy name is Nengran, and whose nickname is Feiyu. He is also known as Li Luoneng and Li Laonong. Born in the Qianlong period, his family has a long history of education. He later studied in Dai Longbang, Qi County, Shanxi, and learned Dai's Xinyiquan. The founder Li Neng devoted his life to the research and inheritance of martial arts. On the basis of combining the martial arts passed down from his family, he changed Xinyi Quan to Xingyi Quan. Xingyiquan pays more attention to actual combat techniques and close combat. In the martial arts during the Daoguang, Xianfeng and Tongzhi periods of the Qing Dynasty, it was known as "Li Laoneng of Divine Fist", and was as famous as Tai Chi Yang Luchan and Bagua Zhang Dong Haichuan who were famous in the capital at that time. Among the three major internal martial arts, Xingyi Quan is known as the most powerful boxing technique. Since its establishment, it has been based on the belief of "strengthening the body and savaging the spirit" to strengthen the country and strengthen the species, comprehensively training people's spiritual will and physical fitness. For hundreds of years, the Xingyi Quan sages of the past generations have used the Xingyi spirit, Xingyi boxing skills, and the Xingyi sword to kill enemies and eliminate violence in countless struggles to resist foreign humiliation and defend their country. They have led the way and told countless evocative stories.