The Fierceness of Chinese Martial Arts: from Sparring Partner to the King of Hand-To-Hand Combat

The ninth generation authentic successor of Huo's Bajiquan. Huo's Bajiquan was once a famous sect in the north in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It was famous for its fierceness and ferocity in actual combat. However, due to the overtness of its descendants and poor management, as well as the changes of the times, now only a dilapidated martial arts gym and an old master remain. Master Li Zhenbang (who took his surname) was seriously ill and needed a large sum of money for surgery. The martial arts gym cannot make ends meet and is about to be repossessed. In order to make a living and medical expenses, Li Yunlong had to put aside his identity as a successor and work as a sparring partner at the largest "Black Bear MMA Club" in the city, also known as a "human punching bag". He endured heavy blows from professional players every day and earned a meager salary...