As a descendant of Dacheng Quan, the author has long studied boxing and Chinese traditional culture. He deeply understands that standing in Zen and standing in the stance is the supreme method to realize the true meaning of traditional culture and boxing. It is a cultivation method that rectifies the body and mind, imprints things with the heart, and uses things with the heart. It is the foundation and essence of boxing. People who practice martial arts can use this to tap their life potential and awaken their conscience and good abilities. This book is compiled by the author's disciples based on the audio recordings of his lectures on boxing, mind, and Zen from 1997 to 2012. The whole book focuses on teaching the Heart Sutra and believes that the way of boxing is the way of life and life. The Tao of nature is known; Dacheng is the endless and unstoppable development of the whole, which is to reform the loss of human habits, restore its original goodness, and complete the true nature of nature and virtue.
Reader comments
This book gave me a deeper understanding of Dacheng Quan. Teacher Yu Hongkun's explanation was very vivid. The content in the book not only included boxing techniques, but also integrated psychology and Chinese studies, which benefited me a lot. The characters' personalities and experiences were also very inspiring, making me understand that practicing martial arts is not only physical exercise, but also spiritual cultivation. The writing style is concise and clear, and the writing style is smooth, making it easy for people to immerse themselves in it. Recommended to friends who are interested in martial arts and traditional culture.
The beacon that guides the practice of Dacheng Quan can only be understood by true practitioners [Like][Like][Like]
As a martial arts enthusiast, I felt that it was in line with my understanding of martial arts while reading it, and I felt that it had opened up my understanding of martial arts. Some things I didn't understand, and some parts that seemed almost meaningless, were cleared up. (I've seen a quarter of them so far, which is pretty good)
Chinese culture (... Zen, medicine, literature, martial arts...) Is deep-rooted, vibrant and all-encompassing
First repay the loan, raise the children, and provide for the parents... Then learn the practical Dacheng Quan method from the teacher! Thank you teacher for sharing
The author is talking about not only boxing, but also life and principles. This is how to enter the Tao with fists
Entering the Tao with fists and practicing Zen with fists are already very good. Of course, pure Buddhism is even more ultimate.
Yidianbaiden, a very good book
The only martial arts sect that has Zhuang Kung throughout the whole process. This sect also talks about the concept of Hunyuan Zhuang and looseness. Only when things are loose and natural can Kungfu be obtained. It can also be applied in life. It also talks about the unity of boxing and Zen. It is similar but different from the unity of boxing and Zen. It is indeed good.
This book gave me a deeper understanding of Dacheng Quan. Teacher Yu Hongkun's explanation was very vivid. The content in the book not only included boxing techniques, but also integrated psychology and Chinese studies, which benefited me a lot. The characters' personalities and experiences were also very inspiring, making me understand that practicing martial arts is not only physical exercise, but also spiritual cultivation. The writing style is concise and clear, and the writing style is smooth, making it easy for people to immerse themselves in it. Recommended to friends who are interested in martial arts and traditional culture.
The beacon that guides the practice of Dacheng Quan can only be understood by true practitioners [Like][Like][Like]
As a martial arts enthusiast, I felt that it was in line with my understanding of martial arts while reading it, and I felt that it had opened up my understanding of martial arts. Some things I didn't understand, and some parts that seemed almost meaningless, were cleared up. (I've seen a quarter of them so far, which is pretty good)
Chinese culture (... Zen, medicine, literature, martial arts...) Is deep-rooted, vibrant and all-encompassing First repay the loan, raise the children, and provide for the parents... Then learn the practical Dacheng Quan method from the teacher! Thank you teacher for sharing
The author is talking about not only boxing, but also life and principles. This is how to enter the Tao with fists
Entering the Tao with fists and practicing Zen with fists are already very good. Of course, pure Buddhism is even more ultimate.
Yidianbaiden, a very good book
The only martial arts sect that has Zhuang Kung throughout the whole process. This sect also talks about the concept of Hunyuan Zhuang and looseness. Only when things are loose and natural can Kungfu be obtained. It can also be applied in life. It also talks about the unity of boxing and Zen. It is similar but different from the unity of boxing and Zen. It is indeed good.