Heshun Hall

At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the world was in turmoil and wars were frequent. The nobles in the south of the Yangtze River were displaced. In the north, there were many sects in the rivers and lakes, but chaos abounded. Officials and bandits were colluding, and people's livelihood was in decline. At this time, the nobles in the south of the Yangtze River were implicated in the wars and party disputes, and they moved north one after another. Zhou Xikong was one of them. It is divided into three volumes. Ming and Qing dynasty volumes, Republic of China volumes and modern volumes. Traditional realistic martial arts does not engage in fantasy moves, but focuses on fists and kicks, weapon duels, and rules of the rivers and lakes. It highlights the core idea of ​​"survival in troubled times, peace is the most important, and compliance is peace", laying the foundation for the inheritance of the "Heshun Hall" in the subsequent Republic of China and modern times.