Long Xing Yi Fist

"Dragon Shape Yiquan" tells the story of Lin Qinghe, a confused urban young man. In order to protect his seriously ill grandfather and his century-old ancestral martial arts school, he was forced to pick up the abandoned Xingyi Quan and face the challenges of commercial demolition and modern fighting. He returned to his hometown to practice hard, and defeated modern fighting masters with Xingyi ancient boxing in the ring competition, and became famous in one battle. Since then, he has stuck to his original intention, refused to be coerced by capital, and struggled to explore in the collision between tradition and modernity: he brought martial arts to campus, incorporated it into teaching materials, used science to verify boxing principles, and responded to doubts with documentaries. From opening a branch to holding the North-South Exchange Festival, from winning the national championship to international dialogue, Lin Qinghe not only developed a small town martial arts gym into a heritage base that integrates teaching, health care, and culture, but also found the true meaning of heritage of "keeping the roots and pursuing innovation" in the current of the times. This is a powerful writing about the original aspirations, cultural roots and modern dilemmas of martial artists, showing the vitality of ancient martial arts in contemporary society.