The Legend of Nanmu Boxing

The Legend of Nanmu Boxing In 1174 AD, Tan Changzhen, one of the "Seven Quanzhen Sons" of Wang Chongyang, the founder of Quanzhen Taoism, founded the Taoist Nanwu Quan in Luoyang, which became famous for a while. However, it has no written text, no map, and is passed down from generation to generation through oral and personal teaching. It is difficult to find traces of it for 800 years. In 2008, Liu Chengzhuang, the 30th generation successor of Nanwu Quan, suddenly appeared with his fist, shocking the world. Who is Liu Chengzhuang? He was born in the dragon vein of Mang Mountain in Luoyang and slept in the tomb of the Tang Dynasty for thousands of years. He had little food to eat, no clothes to cover his body, ate dung beetles, carried skeletons, and almost died several times. On the way to begging, he had a chance encounter with God. He became a disciple of Master Weixin, a Taoist priest from the Qing Palace, and learned the true inheritance of Nanwu Quan. He served in the army and police all the way with an iron fist and chivalry, eradicating violence, maintaining good health, keeping fit and curing diseases, and benefiting the people. He takes carrying forward Chinese traditional culture and promoting Namo Boxing as his sacred mission, and his life is as gorgeous as a summer flower. The book truly records the legendary life of Liu Chengzhuang, shows the resolute, frank, honest and lovely character of his descendants, and reveals the true meaning of the powerful power of Namo Quan and the essence of fitness and healing. The content is unique, the plot is vivid, the writing is fluent and interesting, and it is beneficial to read.