Any Manuals Focused Purely on Learning Martial Arts? 有没有纯粹只学习武功的秘籍呢?
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A True Record of Changing Fate 改命记实录
[A feng shui novel] [Featuring feng shui, Daoist medicine, psychology, and economics; read faces and phone numbers] [Practical insights] [Explaining the esoteric with science] My master hastily taught me the art of divination and passed down a few books. Before I even had the chance to formally begin my training in the mountains, he sent me down into the world to help people... Where can I even go to complain about that? Amid the mortal world, I help others and cultivate myself.
422.1kReads9.6Score67.4kShelves
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The Wing Chun Manual 咏春拳谱
One of China's martial arts and one of the famous Southern styles, Wing Chun. Wing Chun, originating with the Five Plum Blossoms in Fujian, has a history of more than 300 years. It is a traditional Chinese martial art, as well as a technique for stopping aggression. It is an active, streamlined System of legitimate self-defense and lawful use of force. Compared with other traditional Chinese martial arts, it focuses more on subduing an opponent as quickly as possible, thereby minimizing harm to
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Pointing the Way to Truth 点道为止
Meng Ru Shen Ji brings back the spirit of Dragon and Snake! A high school student stumbles into the world of traditional martial arts, and from then on, rises like a dragon amid the storm, surpassing the limits of the human body, taking on artificial intelligence, and shaping the fate of the world! What exactly is kung fu? Flashy moves, or a way to kill? Are the techniques forged through three thousand years of cold-weapon warfare and countless private brawls really a scam? In this book, Meng Ru
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Mastery of the Esoteric Arts 高术通神
When I was in eighth grade, the school bully picked on me. I found someone, a person connected to a mysterious incident from my childhood. He taught me something called traditional Chinese martial arts. I trained in boxing, but never let it interfere with my studies. Baji, Iron Wire Fist, Xingyi, Taiji, Baguazhang, Tongbi, Xinyi. I met masters who carried on the traditions of these powerful styles. I also discovered a vast, deeply secret world of traditional martial arts, unknown to ordinary peo
29.3kReads9.0Score4.2kShelves
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The Primordial Unity Cultivation Method 混元功法
A book discovered by chance, recording qigong practices and the basic theories of cultivation. Some mysterious techniques can be found within, along with the development of qigong, the yin-yang and Five Elements theories of traditional Chinese medicine, and the mysterious art of stillness. Read it and see for yourself whether it’s true!
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The Tyranny of Torture Devices 刑具淫威
Ancient torture devices were chilling to hear about and terrifying to behold, and were even considered inauspicious. In ancient China, torture devices arose alongside punishments and changed as those punishments evolved. This book introduces readers to a wide variety of ancient torture devices, including those designed for different parts of the body, such as the limbs, neck, waist, and back.
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I Was Common as Dirt, Yet I Became an Immortal 我本庸俗却成仙
[Want to learn immortal cultivation and the Dao? Give it a look!] I yearn to become an immortal. Cultivating the truth and comprehending the Dao have been my lifelong dream, and I practice immortal cultivation in the real world. This is an unknown story, yet one brimming with wonder... Birth, aging, sickness, and death go on without end; cultivate the truth and comprehend the Dao to transcend them. I was once ordinary, yet became an immortal, neither suffering nor indulging in pleasure. I yearn
740Reads—Score168Shelves
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Cultivation Is a Philosophy 修仙是门哲学
This is my story of cultivating immortality, an unknown story, a story full of mystery... [Short Story Collection] [At the End of Science Lies the Supernatural] [Understand the stories in this book, and you can cultivate immortality] I am a real cultivator living in the modern world... I seek to become an immortal, free and joyful as the heavens. Cultivate immortality through science, ascend through physics.
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The Mystical Yellow Emperor's Yinfu Scripture 玄学黄帝阴符经
The Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan: Leader of the ancient Huaxia tribal alliance and the common ancestor of the Huaxia people in China's remote antiquity. First among the Five Emperors, he is revered as the “cultural progenitor of China.” An emperor embodies virtue, the Way, and Heaven; he holds the highest position. “From ancient times to the present, only our Huaxia endures.” When in doubt, study Daoism at once. Those who observe the past and understand the Way find joy in both the great and the smal
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The Art of Reading Qi 望气术
Introduction to The Art of Qi Reading This book delves into the mysterious art of qi reading. Qi reading involves interpreting people's fortunes and predicting good or bad luck by observing the colors, shapes, and changes of clouds and qi fields. It can be used to assess the auspiciousness of a home or burial site. Golden yellow signifies great fortune, prosperity, and success; purple is also auspicious, signaling academic honors and an official career. Practicing qi reading requires a foundati
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The True Awakening of the Supreme Old Lord's Daoist Heart 太上老君道心启真
Take the void and the natural way as its guiding principle; take clarity, purity, inaction, and non-interference as its substance. Act without intention or attachment; unite with the One, and all things are accomplished. The Supreme Lord Lao, the foremost teacher of the Dao, embodies profound virtue that flows far and wide. His every word and deed contains the ultimate principles of the Great Dao. The Lord Lao often presents himself with a calm and peaceful bearing, every gesture displaying comp
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The Nine Yin Manual 九阴真经秘籍
The Nine Yin Manual of the Writing World By Mingyue New Media This is not a conventional writing textbook, but a secret manual of inspiration hidden in everyday creative work. There are no obscure theories, only flashes of insight captured through real writing, time and again: perhaps a clever idea that suddenly comes up while chatting about the plot with a writing buddy, perhaps a technique for breaking through that you unexpectedly discover when you get stuck, or perhaps a way of expressing yo
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The Illustrated Tale of the Swordsman Yongzheng, Volumes 1 and 2 雍正剑侠图(上下册)
Tong Lin takes up his midnight-and-noon chicken-claw mandarin-duck axes and roams the martial world, rising from a farmer's son to become Yongzheng's personal bodyguard. The Blood-Dropper secret service is recruiting online, while a band of sword heroes prepares for a final showdown on Penglai Island.
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The Complete Guide to Cultivation Techniques and Martial Skills 功法武技大全
All kinds of cultivation techniques and martial arts skills await... (Please note: These techniques are imaginary and fictional, with no actual supernatural effects. They are for entertainment and reference only. In real life, we should uphold a scientific attitude and think rationally.)
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Qi Cultivation Art 练气决
The Qi Cultivation Method is a cultivation manual that guides beginners into the mysterious world of qi refinement. Starting with the most basic search for a sense of qi, it gradually delves deeper, explaining in detail the many secrets and techniques involved in qi cultivation. In this book, readers follow carefully designed steps to shut out the noise of the outside world and calm both body and mind. Through specific postures, breathing techniques, and concentration exercises, they learn to s
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A Life of Freedom, Starting with Fist Training 从练拳开始快意人生
[Rebirth + Pocket Dimension + Top Student + Traditional Martial Arts + Pressure-Point Techniques for Five Hundred Coins] Everyday urban life, reborn in high school, keeping a low profile at school, an ancestral martial arts manual, cultivating inner energy, mastering pressure-point techniques, dual-cultivation methods, a harem of multiple women, wealth, companions, techniques, and territory, exploring mysteries and searching for treasures, doing business and managing enterprises, fighting foreig
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The Autumn Wind and Northern Geese Sword Art 秋风北雁诀
At first, I didn’t want to write about villains, but unfortunately, someone has to slowly turn bad. The martial world exists in everyone’s heart, and the martial world itself is treacherous, so people’s hearts are bound to be treacherous too! At first, I wrote everyone as simple and innocent, but unfortunately, innocence is only a façade, as well as an ideal we pursue in the beginning. Complexity is the true reality! Good and evil, truth and falsehood, right and wrong, love and hate, affection a
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The Ferocious Art of Chinese Martial Arts 国术凶猛
Tai Chi, Xingyi, Bagua, Wing Chun, Chuojiao, Bajiquan... Though traditional Chinese martial arts have fallen into decline, their passion still burns! I hold fast to the spirit of traditional martial arts as I walk through a city of steel and concrete. What kind of brilliance will these ancient techniques unleash? My name is Wang Mo. I come from a fallen martial arts family and have practiced Xingyi since childhood. I may be just an ordinary person passing by you, yet I carry on my shoulders the
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Bajiquan 八极拳
Recommended: reduce the font size to read Baji Quan has a long history. Its movements are fierce and explosive, yet simple and straightforward. Its power is quick and elastic, and it follows the principle that “the shorter the distance, the greater the danger,” making it highly effective in real combat. “Taiji takes ten years to become combat-ready; with one year of Baji, you can kill a man.” Taiji requires long-term training before it can be used in combat. Baji Quan delivers fierce, powerful
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The Great Path of Cultivation 修行大道
Hello, all those who are destined to cross paths with me! I am Mr. Qian Kun. I write The Way of Cultivation to promote the ancient cultivation culture of China. Those who feel a connection are welcome to follow along and cultivate together.
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The Eight Wonders of Shaolin 少林八绝
[The audiobook of the same name is now available on major audiobook platforms. Search for the title on any of them to enjoy the story!] All martial arts come from Shaolin. Fang Jianming is a secular disciple. Fang Jianming is upright, loyal, and witty. He travels through a treacherous martial world, yet always keeps an innocent heart. He repeatedly encounters good fortune, fights the strong to protect the weak, and earns widespread renown. He wins the favor of many beautiful women, much to every
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Grandmaster of Chinese Martial Arts 国术大宗师
Lu Shi’s grandfather dies in the arena, and his fiancée breaks off their engagement. Just as he’s reduced to a stray dog, he unexpectedly inherits a legacy of medicine and martial arts…
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Chinese Martial Arts: China’s First Fist 国术:华夏第一拳
There is a kind of fist called Gu Ang Fist! It is the mother of Muay Thai, the military fist of the Wolf Army, and without question the greatest military fist in China for thousands of years! Fierce and formidable, it was born for battle alone! Traditional martial arts are techniques for killing, and Gu Ang Fist is even more so! A down-to-earth young man from the Hundred Thousand Mountains has trained in Gu Ang Fist since childhood. When he steps into the city for the first time, how will he spr
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Chinese Martial Arts 中华武术
Chinese Martial Arts, written by Li Munan, covers topics including Chinese martial arts, the Yellow Emperor’s use of weapons, Chiyou’s creation of the “Five Weapons,” the Xia ruler’s training in the “Nine Attacks,” archery rites, boxing and wrestling, the rise of swordsmanship, jiao di wrestling and hand-to-hand combat, the Five-Animal Exercises, the military examination system, martial arts instructors and women, the martial arts of ethnic minorities, the Jingwu Athletic Association, and the Ce
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