The Boss of Longcheng

Update it quickly! How can you let your brothers do things like this?

Chinese culture is extensive, profound and has a long history. The same is true for martial arts. There are many schools, and it is often said that there are southern fists and northern kicks. The roots of Chinese martial arts can be traced back to primitive society. The relationship between Chinese martial arts and philosophy is inseparable. As mentioned in Tai Chi, "use stillness to stop, use softness to overcome hardness, use obedience to avoid harm", and "four ounces can move a thousand catties". All embody philosophical ideas, as well as philosophical ideas such as "the unity of nature and man, the non-dualness of things and myself" and so on. Chinese martial arts are extensive and profound, with profound ideological connotations, and the wisdom of philosophy is reflected in the movements. The philosophical thoughts it contains are not only the way to defeat the enemy, but also the way to cultivate one's life. Seek truth from facts and never follow what others say.

The big account has been banned, so I came here specially to open the small account. Don't say that I am prostituted for nothing. The last book was very well written. How did this book become like this? Especially when the boss village appeared, he had no boss temperament at all.

You can write about the United States! It's definitely possible. The person next door was killing people, setting fires, being a congressman, opening a casino, selling weapons, etc., Etc., And now he's still alive and kicking!

Bajiquan is a boxing technique in Chinese martial arts. The word "Baji" in this boxing method was originally an ancient geographical concept, originating from "Huainanzi·Zhuixingxun" of the Han Dynasty, "Between heaven and earth, there are eight Jizhou". Today, the word "Baji" is used in martial arts, which means "the energy can reach far away places in all directions." Bajiquan is a short-fighting boxing method, and its movements generally pursue a vigorous, unpretentious and rapid-fire style. In martial arts techniques, it is important to take every inch and hit hard. It truly has the characteristics of being pushed, helped, squeezed, leaned on, collapsed, and shaken in general. Bajiquan exerts force on the heels, travels along the waist, and penetrates through the fingertips. Therefore, it is extremely explosive and full of martial arts characteristics. It has the potential to "shake your arms and hit the sky and fall down, and stomp your feet to shake the nine states." Therefore, in the traditional Chinese martial arts circles, Bajiquan is known as "the Tai Chi in literature can bring peace to the world, and the Baji in martial arts can determine the universe." It is said that Bajiquan was taught by Wu Zhong, a Taoist priest named Legg, who was from Mengcun, Cangzhou City, Hebei Province: Wu Zhong passed the skill on to his daughter Wu Rong. Mengcun became the birthplace of Baji Quan. Since Wu Rong, Bajiquan has been taught in two branches: one is the Wu family and its disciples. . The other branch is that Wang Si learned skills from Meng Linhou. Since Wu, Li, and Ma, Bajiquan has spread throughout the country from a corner of Mengcun, Cangzhou City. Since the spread of Bajiquan, it has formed boxing techniques with different characteristics and styles, including the simple, solemn and practical "Huo Family Bajiquan"; the flexible and fast "Ma Family Tongbei Bajiquan"; the smooth and lively "Wu Family Pigua Bajiquan"; the rhythmic "Taiwan Mantis Bajiquan" and so on.

​​ ​​Tan Kou is one of the types of Chinese martial arts. In martial arts, it has always been called "Southern Boxing and North Legs". The South Boxing here refers to Hong Fist, and the "North Legs" are Tan Legs, also known as "Tan Legs". The Tan Kou routine is simple and neat, symmetrical from left to right, and coherent in momentum. In terms of offensive and defensive skills, the characteristics of the northern boxing school are strongly highlighted, with changeable kicks and smooth looping and turning. It is said that Tan Kou originated from Longtan Temple in Shandong (now Longtan Temple in Longtan Village, Linxi County, Hebei Province). Tan Kou makes full use of the characteristics of long legs and strong strength, and pays attention to "boxing, three legs and seven" and "boxing is two doors, and you rely entirely on the legs to hit people." The Tan Kou routine is simple and neat, symmetrical from left to right, and coherent in momentum. In terms of offensive and defensive skills, the characteristics of the northern leg style are strongly highlighted. The leg techniques are changeable and the loops and turns are smooth for advancement and retreat. During the drill, the hands, eyes, body techniques, and steps are required to be coordinated, and internal and external skills must be integrated. The types are divided into Linxitan Kick, Jingwu Tan Kick, Shaolin Kick and Jiaomen Kick, etc. The general styles are very similar, and they all follow the principle of "raising the leg above the knee". Tanjiu was originally passed down from the Song Dynasty and originated in Longtan Temple in Linqing (now Longtan Temple in Longtan Village, Linxi, Hebei Province). There are ten kinds of Tanjiu in Linqing, and the ten kinds of Tanjiu are the same as Huanglian. Eleventh and twelfth Shaolin Tim, the first way is to use a whip, the second way is a cross and the ghost pulls the drill, the third way is to smash the wheel, the fourth way is to kick and block, the fifth way is a lion playing in the water, the sixth way is to hook and twist a single whip, the seventh way is a phoenix with double wings, the eighth way is turning the golden stool to the sky, the ninth way is to capture the dragon and seize the jade belt, the tenth way is the magpie climbing the plum blossom, the eleventh way is swinging the lotus leaf legs, and the twelfth way is a series of mandarin ducks skillfully connected

I feel that the author does not intend to read us readers of the previous book 😭. First of all, many dialects are incomprehensible, and Mandarin is the mainstream reading language. It is okay to mix in some Cantonese, but most of them seem to be very difficult. After reading a few chapters, I didn't understand half of the dialogue. I only guessed at the plot, but I still didn't fully understand it. Secondly, the protagonist of the previous book was written in this book, and I felt that the characters were confusing. I feel, especially for readers who have read the previous book, that the experience is very poor. I don't know if the author's writing is awkward. Anyway, I felt very awkward after reading it. In the end, in fact, based on the situation of the previous book, I can see that there is nothing to write about in Hong Kong. The allusion to politics is too obvious. You can basically think of the ending as soon as you read the beginning. In fact, I suggest the author write a parallel world or something like this, which will at least be politically safer and give you more room to play in the later period.

This half-Cantonese but not Cantonese dialogue... As a Cantonese, I felt very embarrassed watching it. I didn't know whether to watch it in Mandarin or Cantonese. It was so funny...

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Away. Cantonese can be used as a mantra, or an occasional sentence or two, right? And I feel that the Cantonese written is not particularly standard, brother. In addition, it is really difficult to translate the mix and match. It is really hard for me as a Cantonese reader😣 Okay, let me read the book carefully

I was speechless when I saw your dialect and couldn't understand it at all. Did you write this for Cantonese people? The last book was not like this. You said that your writing has become better, but I feel that it is far worse than the previous book? Well