Tag Archives: li zi ming

1st Stop, Beijing: Dong Haichuan’s Tomb

Posted on December 27, 2009 by yosaku

The first stop on my ‘neijia tour’ was Beijing. I know that Beijing is full of good masters of the various neijia arts, but unfortunately due to time constraints the only ‘neijia-themed’ stop I was able to make was a … Continue reading →

Posted in historical interest, Yin style bagua | Tagged Beijing, dong hai chuan, Guo Gu Min, li zi ming, Liang Zhen Pu, liu xing han, Lu Shui Tian, Park Bok Nam, Wang Shu Jin | 1 Comment

Song Changrong’s Baguazhang

Posted on January 15, 2009 by yosaku

When people talk about ‘Song style’ in a bagua context, there are actually two styles that could be meant: one is the bagua of Song Yongxiang (passed on by Liu Wancang of Beijing and his disciples), while the other is that of … Continue reading →

Posted in song style bagua | Tagged ba gua, cultural revolution, dong hai chuan, japan, li zi ming, lightness skill, liu xing han, qi xing gan, qing gong, seven star staff, shenyang, song chang rong, wei jian feng, zhao xi ting, zhao yan rong, zheng zhi hong | 3 Comments

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1st Stop, Beijing: Dong Haichuan’s Tomb

Song Changrong’s Baguazhang

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