Chen Mo, a martial arts enthusiast who witnessed the decline of Chinese martial arts in modern society, died suddenly due to the excitement of watching a competition and was unexpectedly reborn back to 1988. At that time, traditional martial arts had not yet become dusty, so he became a disciple of Wang Chengwu, an old boxer who practiced both Shaolin external boxing and Wudang internal martial arts, and systematically studied the essence of internal martial arts such as Xingyi, Bagua, and Tai Chi, as well as external martial arts such as Shaolin boxing and Taizu Changquan. With his knowledge of modern fighting arts in his previous life, he opened the "National Martial Arts Hall", with the slogan "Come with the challenge, the national martial arts will never die" to fight against modern fighting arts such as Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, Russian Sambo, and American boxing. He broke the situation with a combination of strength and softness, which not only proved the value of war, but also spread the core of martial ethics. This is a story about inheritance and innovation - Chen Mo uses his fist as a blade to cut through the prejudices of the times and prove to the world that the day when the legacy of the master is passed down from generation to generation is when the martial arts will continue to flourish. He will eventually recast the glory of the martial arts and let this ancient martial arts shine in the modern era.
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This is how martial arts should be practiced, not to mention internal strength. If you don't have enough strength, you won't be able to knock someone down with ten punches, and you will fall down with just one punch. So one force can reduce ten blows. You see, people in ancient times practiced strength when practicing martial arts.
This is how martial arts should be practiced, not to mention internal strength. If you don't have enough strength, you won't be able to knock someone down with ten punches, and you will fall down with just one punch. So one force can reduce ten blows. You see, people in ancient times practiced strength when practicing martial arts.